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Most attractive person on any leaving cert syllabus?
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22-05-2012 2:49pm#1
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And I thought some of you were my comrades in science.
Cannot believe none of you mentioned the great Wolfgang Pauli. He revolutionised chemistry accidentally, while picketing the government to make an exclusion for marijuana in legislation.
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Stalin and rugby wrote: »How could I forget! Seeing as your pic didn't turn out to well I guess I'll fill in
My parents named me after this god like creature
God-like? Are you an American sympathiser? Off to the gulags with you! :P
In other news, Plath was (according to Mr. Hughes) a real handful in the sack. lol. I think Heaney was pretty good looking in his day though, and Kinsella too.
Actually I take that back, Kinsella just looks like a scheming evil villain.
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That reminds me — does the "obligatory Irish poet" on the LC still follow the Yeats—Clarke—Yeats—Kavanagh—Yeats—Kinsella, Yeats—Clarke—Yeats—Kavanagh—Yeats—Kinsella, Yeats—Clarke—Yeats—Kavanagh—Yeats—Kinsella pattern that it used to when I were a lad?
Oh, and this:
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Hahah was that the one where Gertrude went to drink the cup someone in the audience shouted 'no!' :L and when Hamlet won a round in the fencing match everyone cheered? :L can't remember if I saw it in the Tivoli or The HelixHistorykitten wrote: »
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Historykitten wrote: »ye didnt happen to see the one in the helix ?
:P Now he was a babe...
Nope, 'twas in Galway! Might be the same guy though - tall, dark, handsome... :P Did an epic laugh in one scene too. He was on the cover of the Hamlet supplement that came with the Independant this year. 
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JonnyMcNamee wrote: »Hahah was that the one where Gertrude went to drink the cup someone in the audience shouted 'no!' :L and when Hamlet won a round in the fencing match everyone cheered? :L can't remember if I saw it in the Tivoli or The Helix
I honestly cant remember... the version of hamlet we saw was mad... and tres modern... props including a phone, a gun, em there was this helicopter sound effect, the gravediggers had a nice lunchbox and volvic water too :L :rolleyes:
@Togepi unforch isn't my hamlet
i'll have to look up that supplement though just as an off-hand piece of info, I know the teacher who wrote that supplement 0 -
Historykitten wrote: »@Togepi unforch isn't my hamlet i'll have to look up that supplement though just as an off-hand piece of info, I know the teacher who wrote that supplement
Aw, missed out! :P Wow, very small world! :pac:0 -
Nah different one so :pac: they really took the Edipus Complex (dunno if that's spelled right) to new extremes. When Hamlet embraced Gertrude he then proceeded to grind against her. Cue awkward laughs :pac: Horatio was also played by a woman to fuel the fire behind the rumour that Hamlet and Horatio were copping off with each other. 'Twas a strange production tbhHistorykitten wrote: »JonnyMcNamee wrote: »Hahah was that the one where Gertrude went to drink the cup someone in the audience shouted 'no!' :L and when Hamlet won a round in the fencing match everyone cheered? :L can't remember if I saw it in the Tivoli or The Helix
I honestly cant remember... the version of hamlet we saw was mad... and tres modern... props including a phone, a gun, em there was this helicopter sound effect, the gravediggers had a nice lunchbox and volvic water too :L :rolleyes:
@Togepi unforch isn't my hamlet i'll have to look up that supplement though just as an off-hand piece of info, I know the teacher who wrote that supplement 0 -
JonnyMcNamee wrote: »Nah different one so :pac: they really took the Edipus Complex (dunno if that's spelled right) to new extremes. When Hamlet embraced Gertrude he then proceeded to grind against her. Cue awkward laughs :pac: Horatio was also played by a woman to fuel the fire behind the rumour that Hamlet and Horatio were copping off with each other. 'Twas a strange production tbh
That reminds me of a really bad film version we watched. Everyone was really touchy-feely, and at one stage Hamlet threw himself on the ground and started like, moving around in circles, for NO reason :L0 -
PictureFrame wrote: »OMG who is he? I know his face from something but cannot for the life of me remember who he is! >:O
He wrote An tEarrach Thiar 0 -
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Coeurdepirate wrote: »
I was at that one too! the original dude got stabbed the week before in the final scene! wish i was at that show!0 -
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JonnyMcNamee wrote: »Nah different one so :pac: they really took the Edipus Complex (dunno if that's spelled right) to new extremes. When Hamlet embraced Gertrude he then proceeded to grind against her. Cue awkward laughs :pac: Horatio was also played by a woman to fuel the fire behind the rumour that Hamlet and Horatio were copping off with each other. 'Twas a strange production tbh
I was at this one! In the Tivoli Theatre or somewhere like that in Dublin? State of that play! It was awful! And he was dry-humping his Mother the whoole way through it! <_> It was hilarious though!0 -
Yeah was quite funny alright :pac: My class also hadn't even began Hamlet at that stage so none of us had a clue what was going onPictureFrame wrote: »I was at this one! In the Tivoli Theatre or somewhere like that in Dublin? State of that play! It was awful! And he was dry-humping his Mother the whoole way through it! <_> It was hilarious though! 0 -
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Dwellingdweller wrote: »Stalin and rugby wrote: »How could I forget! Seeing as your pic didn't turn out to well I guess I'll fill in
My parents named me after this god like creature
God-like? Are you an American sympathiser? Off to the gulags with you! :P
In other news, Plath was (according to Mr. Hughes) a real handful in the sack. lol. I think Heaney was pretty good looking in his day though, and Kinsella too.
Actually I take that back, Kinsella just looks like a scheming evil villain.
Kinsella should be casted for a part in any movie as the villian, just by sitting there wow XD0 -
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YeaaahFaoiSin wrote: »How could I have forgotten to give my man Avogadro a shout out
Dayummm, you beat me to him. Good taste 0 -
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