Comments on: Pasta http://www.mcgarrsolicitors.ie/2007/04/18/pasta/ 12 City Gate, Lower Bridge St, Dublin 8, Ireland. Ph:01 6351580 Wed, 01 Feb 2012 14:07:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: copernicus http://www.mcgarrsolicitors.ie/2007/04/18/pasta/comment-page-1/#comment-2801 copernicus Mon, 23 Apr 2007 16:12:26 +0000 http://www.mcgarrsolicitors.ie/2007/04/18/pasta/#comment-2801 If you do enough of these, you'll be able to publish one of those "Little Books of" and enjoy the steady stream of royalties as copies are impulsively purchased daily at the counters of Waterstones and H&F. If you do enough of these, you’ll be able to publish one of those “Little Books of” and enjoy the steady stream of royalties as copies are impulsively purchased daily at the counters of Waterstones and H&F.

]]> By: Daragh O Brien http://www.mcgarrsolicitors.ie/2007/04/18/pasta/comment-page-1/#comment-2753 Daragh O Brien Thu, 19 Apr 2007 08:32:56 +0000 http://www.mcgarrsolicitors.ie/2007/04/18/pasta/#comment-2753 What would your view be on the BCI's likely position on the Wizard of Oz, with its underlying themes that political power is all about perception ("ignore the man behind the curtain") and that citizens have within themselves the power to change their status and state of being in society through positive action (the Cowardly Lion displays courage, the Tin Man demonstrates love and the Scarecrow becomes a thought-leader)? We surely woudln't need to go into the planning and development implications of siting wind-blown cottages on errant witches or the obvious implication of preferred penalties for threatening violence to children or animals ("I'll get you and your little dog too" leads to "I'm melting, what a world!"). What would your view be on the BCI’s likely position on the Wizard of Oz, with its underlying themes that political power is all about perception (“ignore the man behind the curtain”) and that citizens have within themselves the power to change their status and state of being in society through positive action (the Cowardly Lion displays courage, the Tin Man demonstrates love and the Scarecrow becomes a thought-leader)?

We surely woudln’t need to go into the planning and development implications of siting wind-blown cottages on errant witches or the obvious implication of preferred penalties for threatening violence to children or animals (“I’ll get you and your little dog too” leads to “I’m melting, what a world!”).

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