Saturday 28 December, 2024

The Department of Public Expenditure are being gas on Twitter, so the good times must be back

They have posted three tie-related tweets today.

GOOD NEWS! THE good times might be back.

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How do we know this?

Because the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform has sent out multiple gas tweets today in honour of Budget day.

They hinted at some gas-ness a few days ago when they posted this photo of a half-empty box of assorted chocolates. (Roses mixed in with Celebrations.)

Provisions have been necessary for sustenance during #Budget15 here in @IRLDeptPER pic.twitter.com/whk6iuqx0T
— Dept of Public Expenditure NDP Delivery & Reform (@IRLDeptPER) October 11, 2014

Dept. PER IRL / Twitter

That was just the warm-up, though.

Today, they posted this photo of ties accompanied by a gas tie pun.

We'll be 'all tied up' with #Budget15 today in @IRLDeptPER! Stick with us for tweets during the day. pic.twitter.com/g2wQxiGwxZ
— Dept of Public Expenditure NDP Delivery & Reform (@IRLDeptPER) October 14, 2014

Dept. PER IRL / Twitter

The person manning the account then playfully alluded to tonight’s soccer match between the Republic of Ireland and Germany and wrote, “Decisions, decisions…”

Decisions, decisions...#Budget15 here in @IRLDeptPER pic.twitter.com/0ZdvbysbEI
— Dept of Public Expenditure NDP Delivery & Reform (@IRLDeptPER) October 14, 2014

Dept. PER IRL / Twitter

Ah lads, ye’re too gas.

And things just got unabashedly silly when they wrapped a tie around a statue of James Connolly and stated that he was “modelling”.

James Connolly modelling one possible choice in @IRLDeptPER #Budget15 pic.twitter.com/AUmxNmAJHX
— Dept of Public Expenditure NDP Delivery & Reform (@IRLDeptPER) October 14, 2014

Dept. PER IRL / Twitter

Our main takeaway from this?

Between this and Dublin’s brand new Nespresso store, it seems safe to say that we’re on the verge of some good times.

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