Robbie retweeted
Frawley's 🇮🇪
The pub behind the 2nd green at Lahinch.
A local favourite owned by Tom Frawley for decades, who a local told me first pulled a pint there in 1928, aged 9. And he was still pulling pints there in 2014, aged 94.
Never used a cash register, he would work out customers' bills with pencil and paper.
That's the good stuff.
Robbie retweeted
Argos being worth approximately one Elliot Anderson is mad.
BREAKING: Sainsbury's agrees £120m deal to sell Argos
news.sky.com/story/sainsbury…
Robbie retweeted
Fuckin hell when do we ever get days like this here, know whata mean, days like this, days like this. HOLY FUCK. this is a wonder day. This'd be a day for me to get a fuckin carry out, get a shit loada gear and get fucked up. But unfortunately lads, I'm a changed man.
Robbie retweeted
Over 6 months.
Hundreds of faces.
One of the most challenging drawings I’ve ever done.
Here’s the full time-lapse video of my drawing of @McIlroyRory winning @TheMasters.
#TheMasters
Robbie retweeted
"I'd like the phone book for Hokkaido, Japan, please."
"Okay, here you go. The phone book for Hokkaido, Japan."
"Thank you. May I please use your phone?"
"Is it a local call?"
"Y-yes..."
Robbie retweeted
What id do for a few days down in Lahinch.
Frawleys loyal ❤️
South of Ireland Amateur Open Championship RD1 is underway
36 holes of stroke play over the next two days with the top 64 advancing to match play
Scoring golfgenius.com/pages/1067646…
Robbie retweeted
"Maude and I sell religious hook rugs over the Internet."
"Internet, eh?"
"Yes, indeedy. Making some good scratch too."
"Scratch, eh?"
"Yep."
"Maude, eh?"
Robbie retweeted
Hey, the lamp’s running away.
That’s my Dog, man.
So long, lamp.
#TheSimpsons
Robbie retweeted
Goodbye, Morris. We are all gonna miss you. You could be hard on directors, make-up artists, costumers - really anyone with arms or legs - but I know you did it for the ultimate good of the film. The day you wouldn’t come out of your trailer unless we sent in 40 heads of lettuce taught me a powerful lesson: never compromise your art. I will never forget at craft service that time when we split the Three Musketeers bar and you let me have the bigger half. But that’s who you were.
I know your character’s decapitation in the first movie precluded your participation in the sequel, but we all appreciated the fruit basket and the hilarious note. I will miss the sound of your tail sliding through the tall grass, your cold, bumpy skin, but, most of all, I will miss your infectious laugh. Thanks to Mr. Young for taking care of you all these years, and vaya con dios, old friend.
































