Things that make you go What the F**k?

[tintin25]

Seen the footage, he didn't deck him ffs

[rodney trotter]

Looks more like a push into the the players face, he is a bit theatrical holding his face, McCarey grabbing him off the ground then doesn't look great https://t.co/DDQkyaJAGB?amp=1

[StPatsAbu]

Looks more like a push into the the players face, he is a bit theatrical holding his face, McCarey grabbing him off the ground then doesn't look great https://t.co/DDQkyaJAGB?amp=1

Wrong player as well! 

[Hound]

Looks more like a push into the the players face, he is a bit theatrical holding his face, McCarey grabbing him off the ground then doesn't look great https://t.co/DDQkyaJAGB?amp=1

Wrong player as well! 

I think it was the right player. Someone played a poor enough ball to him, but Burns pretty much pulled out of the challenge and thus lost the ball.

The keeper fully deserved his red card, but Burns playacting made it look a lot worse than it was.  Knowing absolutely nothing Glentoran, I'm going to assume it's not the first time the windy defender in question has pulled out of challenges 😃

[Orior]

Fun fact - I played a round of golf with Burns.

[seafoid]

Next year the Fuball all Ireland will be played in July

https://youtu.be/JfhnDlxvdM8

[seafoid]

https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/higgins-controversy-a-reminder-of-ambiguity-in-naming-of-state-1.4702926?mode=amp

Every agreement with the British was done in two versions; our one used "Ireland" and "the United Kingdom"; their one used "the Republic of Ireland" and "the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Verbal gymnastics had sometimes to be employed to avoid ambiguity in the agreement itself and trying not to say "Northern Ireland".

[RedHand88]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-59005500

Alec Baldwin fatally shoots a crew member with a prop gun on set. Also leaves the director critical.


Coincidentally the film is about someone who is charged with an accidental murder.

[seafoid]

https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/jos%C3%A9-mourinho-accepts-the-blame-for-roma-s-arctic-circle-hammering-1.4707765

[seafoid]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2021/10/19/us-faces-catastrophic-defeat-china-russia-hypersonic-third-world/

In August 2018, China tested the hypersonic, nuclear-capable "Xingkong-2," or "Starry Sky-2," blasting it to space and showing off the launch on state television.
Unlike a ballistic missile Hypersonic Glide Vehicles are extremely manoeuvrable, allowing them to evade tracking and defences.
If they are launched into space and re-enter to hit a target there is even less time to react.
The People's Liberation Army believes hypersonic missiles like the DF-17 and Xingkong-2 will make obsolete US missile defence systems deployed in South Korea, Japan and Taiwan.

[Milltown Row2]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-59005500

Alec Baldwin fatally shoots a crew member with a prop gun on set. Also leaves the director critical.


Coincidentally the film is about someone who is charged with an accidental murder.

This isn't the first film/tv death using a gun, I mean why the f**k do they even have actual deadly guns on set?

[Armagh18]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-59005500

Alec Baldwin fatally shoots a crew member with a prop gun on set. Also leaves the director critical.


Coincidentally the film is about someone who is charged with an accidental murder.

This isn't the first film/tv death using a gun, I mean why the f**k do they even have actual deadly guns on set?

Read somewhere that a blank misfired and was partially lodged in the gun and the next time it was fired a fragment was shot out. Awful, RIP.

[Milltown Row2]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-59005500

Alec Baldwin fatally shoots a crew member with a prop gun on set. Also leaves the director critical.


Coincidentally the film is about someone who is charged with an accidental murder.

This isn't the first film/tv death using a gun, I mean why the f**k do they even have actual deadly guns on set?

Read somewhere that a blank misfired and was partially lodged in the gun and the next time it was fired a fragment was shot out. Awful, RIP.

Why does it need to be a blank in the first place?

[LeoMc]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-59005500

Alec Baldwin fatally shoots a crew member with a prop gun on set. Also leaves the director critical.


Coincidentally the film is about someone who is charged with an accidental murder.

This isn't the first film/tv death using a gun, I mean why the f**k do they even have actual deadly guns on set?

Read somewhere that a blank misfired and was partially lodged in the gun and the next time it was fired a fragment was shot out. Awful, RIP.

Why does it need to be a blank in the first place?

Realism. Apparently it creates the flash and the recoil.

[Milltown Row2]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-59005500

Alec Baldwin fatally shoots a crew member with a prop gun on set. Also leaves the director critical.


Coincidentally the film is about someone who is charged with an accidental murder.

This isn't the first film/tv death using a gun, I mean why the f**k do they even have actual deadly guns on set?

Read somewhere that a blank misfired and was partially lodged in the gun and the next time it was fired a fragment was shot out. Awful, RIP.

Why does it need to be a blank in the first place?

Realism. Apparently it creates the flash and the recoil.

I get that but seriously at this stage of technology they are bound to be able to create that without danger