| Irish historians have discovered... 20:47 - Jun 5 with 1182 views | Fixed_It |
... what they believe to be the tombstone of the world's oldest known man. He was 197 and his name was Miles from Dublin.
Sorry - close-season boredom is getting to me.... |  |
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| Irish historians have discovered... on 20:58 - Jun 5 with 1109 views | factual_blue |
The museum guide in a Dublin museum showed some Americans a small skull, a skull he said was that of former Irish king Brian Boru.
Some years later the same American tourists returned. The very same guide showed them a large skull that he said was the skull of former Irish king Brian Boru.
'Excuse me, sir,' said one of the Americans. 'but a few years ago you showed us a much smaller skull that you said was the skull of legendary Irish king Brian Boru',
'So I did, sir, so I did', replied the guide, 'but that was his skull as a young man'. |  |
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| Irish historians have discovered... on 20:58 - Jun 5 with 1106 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
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| Irish historians have discovered... on 21:03 - Jun 5 with 1078 views | Keno |
That’s Racist!!!
You wouldn’t have posted that he’d been from Tehran |  |
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| Irish historians have discovered... on 21:06 - Jun 5 with 1063 views | lowhouseblue |
| Irish historians have discovered... on 21:03 - Jun 5 by Keno |
That’s Racist!!!
You wouldn’t have posted that he’d been from Tehran |
quite. and also he'd then have been about 3,700. |  |
| And so as the loose-bowelled pigeon of time swoops low over the unsuspecting tourist of destiny, and the flatulent skunk of fate wanders into the air-conditioning system of eternity, I notice it's the end of the show |
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