The O'Neil Portrait is a 2022 art piece by artist Ross Self-McManaman made in response to the death of Terrence O'Neill the year before it consisted of 1.100 images of Terrence O'Neill wrapped around a sphere the images were contrasted to create a mosaic globe with the singular image of O'Neil that represented Northern Ireland colourised. It was displayed in the Sirroco Arts Centre in East Belfast between September 10th of 2022 and August 5th of 2023. Afterwards it was displayed outside Stormount Buildings before being damaged by severe hail the next day and decommisoned. 14 of the 1.100 portraits ended up in the cover of Pbutta and the Shantallow Gang's 2023 release "Real powerful that, but what about the 07.00 train to Omagh not stopping in Sion Mills the one time I need to go and see my aunt in Sion Mills meaning i had to wait near enough half an hour for the next 100a bus to come to go the distance one train stop back and the bus driver wouldn't even let me on for free because of what had happened-

and the fact I had paid £7.90 for a return ticket from Omagh by accident when trying to buy a return from Sion Mills because thats where I was going in the first place meaning I had to pay a thurther £5 for a bus rambler ticket (keep in mind I could have got a single for £1.80 but I wanted to get a bus ticket for the rest of the day so I had the option of getting a bus back up to Derry just incase I couldn't get the train, I got a rambler instead of a just a return as it allows for use on Goldliner services aswell and I can use it for the bus back up home as well as after all this I probably wont feel like walking back home when I get off the bus/train.) to get to Sion Mills, after getting off the bus at the station I went into the station to ask why the train hadn't stopped when my aunt rung me to ask if I had got to the station alright, I was about to tell her my story when the train going in the opposite direction pulled in making me decide to forget about it and think about how mistakes happen and how to

forgive people, I told my aunt I was just off the train and that it was a little bit late leaving Foyle Street she tutted as usual and told me to hurry as Jim Megaw was on UTV Morning talking to Ellen McDonald about opportunity and such things. I hurried along Station Road across the Main Road and up it to Primrose Park and up it again to my aunts house just as I knocked on the door my phone rang again it was my ma saying I had forgotten my watch on the counter, I remembered that I knew that and told her I knew and that it was alright where it was, she then told me it was on my desk, I thanked her and told her I would see her later. My aunt greeted me at the door and handed me a cup of tea before I'd even got my bag down and my coat off, I placed it on the shelf on the side of the stairs where the phone and the little bell thing for the doorbell was and took my bag and coat off in one motion, then lifting my tea and walking into the living room. Knowing I had made it." Of his decision to put them on the album

cover which I nichely!!! questioned Albert Thompson (Better known as of course Pbutta) he replied I dont know I found them in a bag in a charity shop on the Antrim Road. Pbutta was later to die to what he wanted the most a chip from the Rosemount Chippy, choking to death on a chip which if it had been properly lathered in curry may have become dislodged but sadly we cannot change the past. In other news there is great turmoil in Belfast as a man parks his car in the middle of the Ravenhill Road bikeway even though he has a driveway on the opposite side of the road, he was not ticketed but only asked to move it and was later asked by Ravenhill Community Paper why he had parked there, the man said "I thought the green paint would help my tires... Y'know magnetism and and all at... Y'know... So you do..." He was later carried off into the distance by a angry mob of chinchilla enthusiasts and a pea. Ah requiem acquired when the T2 shows up at "Lesley Forestside" and taketh thee to Salisbury Avenue via Ormeau Road

Victoria Street, High Street, Castle Place (NINE has other wills though), Royal Avenue, Donegal Street, Clifton Street (And under the Grand Brae of Daniel Dixon fame), ACROSS (I WILL HAVE NONE OF YOUR SIGNALED INTERCHANGE WAWAISM SSDOI), and up the Antrim Road until you can see the spire of the holy temple of good morning father both go into Tesco both buy a Tesco meal deal both leave about the same time without drawing suspicion from rockmansadboy.

geeeeez I just realized that entire thing in quotes, the whole story about that guy going to his aunt's house was supposed to be a title of the Pbutta and the Shantallow Gang's 2023 release...
that's actually hilarious. and I loved that as soon as the news about the O'Neil Portrait was done, we go to some guy who parked on the wrong spot and was attacked by chinchilla enthusiasts and a pea for it.

Hoenstly, can't blame the pea for getting involved, think about how many brothers and sisters and siblings and family members and friends of the pea died so that they could paint that spot green, and this man just parked his car on top of it all because of his conspiracy theory and lackluster understanding of magnetism. For shame driver man. I hope the pea-kind get their justice. I don't know why chinchilla enthusiasts were involved though...

And sorry OBE CBE (Azerbaijan, fuck) Sir Jim Megaw to us.