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Anticipated excitement in Greystones 19/03/2010

  • 19-03-2010 4:20pm
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    pixbyjohn
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  • #2
    pixbyjohn
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  • #3
    .Longshanks.
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    What was up? Did somebody rob a bank or something :D


  • #4
    Thecageyone
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    Where's the excitement? :confused::P


  • #5
    pixbyjohn
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    Longshanks100 wrote: »
    What was up? Did somebody rob a bank or something :D
    Thecageyone wrote: »
    Where's the excitement? :confused::P

    A bank was involved :D

    Excitement anticipated, sorry :p


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    pixbyjohn
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  • #7
    mehfesto
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    What's yer man's name in the Brown Coat? I saw him at the Jedward thing in HMV. Lovely bloke.


  • #8
    AnimalRights
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    This thread is full of....
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  • #9
    AnimalRights
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    mehfesto wrote: »
    What's yer man's name in the Brown Coat? I saw him at the Jedward thing in HMV. Lovely bloke.
    Seeing as there is no face showing for this man you obviously know him from another part of his anatomy! :p


  • #10
    Kintarō Hattori
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    AnimalRights wrote: »
    Seeing as there is no face showing for this man you obviously know him from another part of his anatomy! :p

    Emm first picture Janner. Look up!


  • #11
    swingking
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    Couple of photogs in Greystones is quite exciting. Nothing much really happens otherwise :D


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  • #12
    swingking
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    John

    Were these guys outside Sean Fitzpatrick's house in the Burnaby?


  • #13
    pixbyjohn
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    swingking wrote: »
    John

    Were these guys outside Sean Fitzpatrick's house in the Burnaby?

    Yes, and some are still there


  • #14
    stabo
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    What do people here think about this type of photography? Would ye do it. Dont think i could do it myself,standing around for hours to get a few snaps of some scumbags. Maybe the money is good,but i wouldnt think so.


  • #15
    pixbyjohn
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    stabo wrote: »
    What do people here think about this type of photography? Would ye do it. Dont think i could do it myself,standing around for hours to get a few snaps of some scumbags. Maybe the money is good,but i wouldnt think so.
    I suppose its a career for these people. The guy with the moustache was outside Bray Garda station all night on Thursday and again today, hard work waiting around for a few snaps. Another guy got a call to get to the airport asap and he has been on this case since Thursday morn.


  • #16
    charybdis
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    stabo wrote: »
    What do people here think about this type of photography? Would ye do it. Dont think i could do it myself,standing around for hours to get a few snaps of some scumbags. Maybe the money is good,but i wouldnt think so.

    I think it's laughable to call it photography. I also think it's morally bankrupt (ironically, in this case) particularly when the subject is not a criminal or someone who courts the attention of the media.


  • #17
    Morrisseeee
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    I'd have waited patiently alright, to get a few 'good shots' in, but I'm not talking photographically :mad:;)


  • #18
    Nforce
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    charybdis wrote: »
    particularly when the subject is not a criminal

    I'm sure that there are many who would disagree with this statement.


  • #19
    kraggy
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    charybdis wrote: »
    I think it's laughable to call it photography. I also think it's morally bankrupt (ironically, in this case) particularly when the subject is not a criminal or someone who courts the attention of the media.


    We'll see about that.


  • #20
    charybdis
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 802 ✭✭✭charybdis


    I didn't mean that the guy in this case wasn't a criminal. I meant that this happens in situations when there are no police involved and there isn't a suggestion that the person in question might be a suspected criminal
    Nforce wrote: »
    I'm sure that there are many who would disagree with this statement.

    Of course, because whether someone is a criminal or not is based on subjective opinion.

    </sarcasm>
    kraggy wrote: »
    We'll see about that.

    I don't particularly want to defend this guy, but there still exists the presumption of innocence.


  • #21
    mrboswell
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    charybdis wrote: »
    I think it's laughable to call it photography. I also think it's morally bankrupt (ironically, in this case) particularly when the subject is not a criminal or someone who courts the attention of the media.

    Doesn't mater who the subject is (excluding children) - Considering the amount of people that are out of work, If I had to do it I would without hesitation. I wouldn't enjoy it I would do it.


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  • #22
    charybdis
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    mrboswell wrote: »
    Doesn't mater who the subject is (excluding children) - Considering the amount of people that are out of work, If I had to do it I would without hesitation. I wouldn't enjoy it I would do it.

    Ah, the yuppie Nuremberg defence.

    What you're saying could easily be applied to any number of moneymaking activities, legal or not, and was exactly what I was referring to as moral bankruptcy.

    (Godwin?)


  • #23
    Fenster
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,763 ✭✭✭Fenster


    I have no freaking idea what this thread about, so here's Zoidberg...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1bEgQ_ZRg4


  • #24
    Chorcai
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    Fenster wrote: »
    I have no freaking idea what this thread about, so here's Zoidberg...

    For real ? you know some banker dude got taken down to the cop shop. Hence they are in Greystones...


  • #25
    xia
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,079 ✭✭✭xia


    Fenster wrote: »
    I have no freaking idea what this thread about, so here's Zoidberg...

    This is what noone really says - for whatever reason

    http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2010/0318/breaking25.html


  • #26
    Fenster
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,763 ✭✭✭Fenster


    I never watch the news. Too depressing.


  • #27
    xia
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    Fenster wrote: »
    I never watch the news. Too depressing. :[

    Agree! But that's what Twitter and thelike are good for...


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