…and the dust. He sounded like an eccentric. The progress is made by the malcontents, the misfits and the eccentric. As Oscar Wilde said, disobedience was man's original virtue. I like the playboy channel. It's the only channel on television where I never…

…you go in Ireland but you won't find anybody who admits they're supporting the IRA. They have learned to be very cute. Oscar Wilde was the most Irish Irishman who ever lived perhaps. He went to England and wrote plays making fun of the English and…

…making fun of the English and got rich out of it too. Now that's a really cute man by Irish Standards. People biographers of Wilde who aren't Irish all stumble over the thing. Why did Wilde sue for libel? I assume you know the Wilde case. The marquess…

…Now that's a really cute man by Irish Standards. People biographers of Wilde who aren't Irish all stumble over the thing. Why did Wilde sue for libel? I assume you know the Wilde case. The marquess of queensbury sent Wilde a group of stinkweeds the night…

…People biographers of Wilde who aren't Irish all stumble over the thing. Why did Wilde sue for libel? I assume you know the Wilde case. The marquess of queensbury sent Wilde a group of stinkweeds the night of the opening of one of his plays with a…

…Irish all stumble over the thing. Why did Wilde sue for libel? I assume you know the Wilde case. The marquess of queensbury sent Wilde a group of stinkweeds the night of the opening of one of his plays with a note to Mr Oscar Wilde posing as…

…sent Wilde a group of stinkweeds the night of the opening of one of his plays with a note to Mr Oscar Wilde posing as somnomist. The words posing as were inserted on the advice of queensbury's attorney. Somnomist was queensbury's own peculiar idea…

…words posing as were inserted on the advice of queensbury's attorney. Somnomist was queensbury's own peculiar idea of how to spell that word. Wilde sued for libel and of course he lost and then was brought to trial by the crown and was sentenced to five…

…of course he lost and then was brought to trial by the crown and was sentenced to five years at hard labor. Why did Wilde sue for libel when he knew that queensbury was one of the richest men in England and he could hire enough private detectives to…

…of the richest men in England and he could hire enough private detectives to get enough evidence? To prove his case against Wilde. Nobody has ever explained that. I think you've got to understand Irish Psychology. Wilde was so used to being a cute man…

…to get enough evidence? To prove his case against Wilde. Nobody has ever explained that. I think you've got to understand Irish Psychology. Wilde was so used to being a cute man that he thought he could get away with anything. When you've been cute long…

…with anything. When you've been cute long enough you think you can deceive everybody about everything and I think that's why Oscar Wilde sued. It's entirely typical of Wilde and of the Irish Sensibility that his best known play has a title which implies…

…long enough you think you can deceive everybody about everything and I think that's why Oscar Wilde sued. It's entirely typical of Wilde and of the Irish Sensibility that his best known play has a title which implies that it's about the importance of…

…to plug the game tomorrow in which you can all get a chance to wear different masks and become different selves and learn what Wilde and Yeats were trying to teach you in their dramas and poetry. And if my agent gives me another hint, I'll remember to…

…the pink carnation. I mean the green carnation what's the matter with me the green carnation? And it's got a picture of Oscar Wilde in the window, one of trinity's most famous graduates after Jonathan Swift and Samuel Beckett and it's got a big sign…