Nick O’Callaghan, Cork College of Commerce, Cork City, Ireland.

It was unacceptable under any circumstances to divulge any ignorance

Ian Spillane, a paedo, who’s a

good friend of O’Callaghan.

O’Callaghan is yet another arsehole that’s to be found “teaching” in this very-Oirish College.

He’s slack-jawed, has the mentality of an inebriated baboon, and using a sweeping-brush might be the upper-end of his abilities – I’d reckon he couldn’t wipe his own arse without getting shit up to his shoulder blades.

This mongrel (or teacher if you’re in Cork, Ireland) was asked a question about a particular computer application. He replied by getting hostile and ranting an undecipherable diatribe about broadband.

This arsehole teacher – in a college which specialises in computer training – couldn’t, due to lack of knowledge, answer what he’d been asked.

Could he admit to his ignorance? Would it have been a big deal to admit that he didn’t have the knowledge to answer the question? Obviously to him it was unacceptable under any circumstances to divulge any ignorance.

Nick O’Callaghan couldn’t wipe his

own arse without getting shit up

to his shoulder blades.

But then this is Cork, Ireland – where they went against all professional advice when building an airport – and native morons like Nick O’Callaghan will for-ever be trying to portray themselves as exceptionally brilliant academics.

This way of circumventing awkward questions proves otherwise: namely that these people are ignoramus dick-heads – this fact never registers with them.

He’s far too inbred to have simply stated that he didn’t know; instead he got annoyed and belligerent and started to mouth-off about something that had no relation whatsoever to the posed question.

It’s a sub-normal trait that another teacher (Deirdre ’Sullivan) also displayed when something beyond her knowledge was mentioned.

It’d be bad enough if you were encountering the odd imbecile like this every now-and-then, but to be encountering fucking morons like this working as teachers in a college is something-else entirely.