Pitch 'n' Putt with Joyce 'n' Beckett
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Uploaded by iheartmaths on Jun 16, 2006
Short film by Bórd Scannán na hEireann in which Beckett and Joyce play pitch and putt waiting for someone
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that molloy sucking stones visual reference @ like 1:49 was amazing
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slithering in her wetness.
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Brilliant video...but....wouldn't Beckett have only been 16 in 1922?
6 months ago 2
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Flipping excellent!!!!!! ;) ha ha ha :D :D :D
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@Ba4209 and go to bars and fight people
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@Gazzabaw *fecund.
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Delightful! Joyce with his wrong shoulder higher than his right....
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haha two legends
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Joyce spoke softly and he listened. He was poor but he tried to carry himself elegantly. Those words were all in his head. funny filthy mind. There is a tremendous amount of humor in Ulysses and FW. Most importanly, he listened. Loved the sound of words and the sound of voices. He was a singer. His eyes were failing so his ears were of utmost importance. He loved language, history and he loved to play.
Ba4209 2 years ago 16
All feckned in it's nuttyness.
Gazzabaw 1 year ago 8