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Angry notes, doggy drivers and men sewing: 13 weird pictures sent by our readers

Sometimes we are sent really useful news tips and pictures, other times we are sent really weird crap like this.
9.15am, 1 Sep 2013
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OVER HERE AT TheJournal.ie headquarters we get sent some really random stuff.

You see, our readers can send us news tips and pictures, and while for the most part they are perfectly relevant and useful, sometimes they are really not. Really, really not.

Since we started doing this post, you have all copped on and started sending in even more weird sh*te. So here’s a look at some of the surprises we got when we opened our inboxes over the last few weeks:

Angry notes, doggy drivers and men sewing: 13 weird pictures sent by our readers
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    Love this, so inspirational. Source: Carol O'Connor

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    Two and ten. TWO AND TEN.

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    Christiaan didn't expect to get stuck behind a Viking ship on his way home from work this week. But he did, what are the chances?Source: Christiaan Corlett

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    David thinks Ryanair is trying to play games with him. They do it to us all David.Source: David

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    "A strange purple sky over Kildare," says Francis.Source: Francis Gorman

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    This lad doesn't mince his words.

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    Source: Michael O'Reilly

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    Niall sent us this "random act of kindness" he saw on Middle Abbey Street in Dublin.Source: Niall K

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    "This is a wall. This is my house. This is Jesus on the wall of my house," wrote the anonymous caption with this. It looks like a banana to us.

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    Yes. Strange alright.Source: Thomas Cooke

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    "The sun is doing strange things to my ice cream," says Rónán Ó Hallúin. It's called melting, love.Source: Rónán Ó Hallúin

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    An anonymous sender spotted this stuck to a car windscreen. "I thought it was the ultimate in parking rage, the red packet is a condom, amusing and angry at the same time!"

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    "Should men be allowed to sew? Lol," read the caption with this. Ouch.

If you’d like to send us some news tips or pictures email us at tips@thejournal.ie or pictures@thejournal.ie. However, if you have any images similar to the ones above, maybe you should keep them to yourself.

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