- Sep 22, 2013
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This is a patriotic whimsy jingle inspired by the culture-exposure film Waking Ned Devine.
Cheers,
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An Irish patriot and member of Sinn Fein and underling of Gerry Adams decided to travel to America and do some research and field-work regarding consumerism and capitalism-culture. The patriot's name was Sean, and when he got to the democratic States, he designed a beautiful set of Irish-angel t-shirts to sell at a street bazaar (in a merchant-stand). This t-shirts were a big hit, and Sean realized that consumerism gave rise to intriguing 'forms' of culture-exchange.
Sean fell in love with capitalism and American culture, and when he noticed bars of Irish Spring soap at an American supermarket, he realized the modern market was as much about commerce and commercialism as it was about fanciness and high-art. When Sean returned to Ireland, he told his compatriot Gerry Adams of what he had learned in America. Adams was pleased and appointed Sean as special PR-media consultant between Sinn Fein and the Trump Administration. Sean continued to purchase and use Irish Spring soap, buying bars from Amazon.com.
Sean was an effective 'diplomat' of PR-media relations between Sinn Fein and the Trump Administration. In fact, President Donald Trump even appointed Sean as a special culture-liaison and immigration-consultant. Sean was given a special political op-ed section in the Washington Post in which he wrote weekly features of the culture-exchange possibilities created by NBC's lucrative commercial Saturday college football national TV contract with the University of Notre Dame (a celebrated Irish-Catholic American university!).
Sean decided to open a new casino (endorsed by the Trump Administration) in Dublin, Ireland which catered to a tourism-friendly crowd. Sean named his Irish casino the Green Leprechaun, and the casino featured a colorful baby in a Notre Dame Fightin' Irish college football helmet next to a magic leprechaun as its 'logo.' When people/patrons asked Sean why his casino the Green Leprechaun featured the baby-in-helmet with leprechaun as its official 'logo,' Sean whimsically replied, "Donald Trump taught me about the human value of consumer-gibberish!"
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Cheers,
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An Irish patriot and member of Sinn Fein and underling of Gerry Adams decided to travel to America and do some research and field-work regarding consumerism and capitalism-culture. The patriot's name was Sean, and when he got to the democratic States, he designed a beautiful set of Irish-angel t-shirts to sell at a street bazaar (in a merchant-stand). This t-shirts were a big hit, and Sean realized that consumerism gave rise to intriguing 'forms' of culture-exchange.
Sean fell in love with capitalism and American culture, and when he noticed bars of Irish Spring soap at an American supermarket, he realized the modern market was as much about commerce and commercialism as it was about fanciness and high-art. When Sean returned to Ireland, he told his compatriot Gerry Adams of what he had learned in America. Adams was pleased and appointed Sean as special PR-media consultant between Sinn Fein and the Trump Administration. Sean continued to purchase and use Irish Spring soap, buying bars from Amazon.com.
Sean was an effective 'diplomat' of PR-media relations between Sinn Fein and the Trump Administration. In fact, President Donald Trump even appointed Sean as a special culture-liaison and immigration-consultant. Sean was given a special political op-ed section in the Washington Post in which he wrote weekly features of the culture-exchange possibilities created by NBC's lucrative commercial Saturday college football national TV contract with the University of Notre Dame (a celebrated Irish-Catholic American university!).
Sean decided to open a new casino (endorsed by the Trump Administration) in Dublin, Ireland which catered to a tourism-friendly crowd. Sean named his Irish casino the Green Leprechaun, and the casino featured a colorful baby in a Notre Dame Fightin' Irish college football helmet next to a magic leprechaun as its 'logo.' When people/patrons asked Sean why his casino the Green Leprechaun featured the baby-in-helmet with leprechaun as its official 'logo,' Sean whimsically replied, "Donald Trump taught me about the human value of consumer-gibberish!"
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