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[May. 26th, 2012|08:33 pm]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_eggplant
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[May. 25th, 2012|03:33 am]

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[May. 24th, 2012|03:33 am]

It's all about developing your voice. Like, some people have got a lot to say, but they don't know how to say it. And, you know, a lot of it is about unlocking all that.

— Taika Waititi

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Es izlasīju YouTube komentāru [May. 7th, 2012|07:33 pm]
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[mūzika |Thomas Newman & Peter Gabriel - Define Dancing]

I became paralyzed over three years ago and I've been fighting for the simple pleasures of walking and running again. I'm on crutches these days, but when I saw this scene about how fascinated the captain was of such a simple concept as dancing I really broke down. The simple things truly are worth fighting for, and I mean this.

mattgarciatx

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[May. 7th, 2012|03:33 am]

Against a regiment I oppose a brain
And a dark horse against an armoured train.
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[Apr. 15th, 2012|03:33 pm]
Poll #18937
Open to: All, results viewable to: All

Trīs mīļākās Stenlija Kubrika filmas?

View Answers

Fear and Desire
0 (0.0%)

Killer's Kiss
0 (0.0%)

The Killing
1 (4.3%)

Paths of Glory
2 (8.7%)

Spartacus
1 (4.3%)

Lolita
2 (8.7%)

Dr. Strangelove
9 (39.1%)

2001: A Space Odyssey
10 (43.5%)

A Clockwork Orange
8 (34.8%)

Barry Lyndon
2 (8.7%)

The Shining
7 (30.4%)

Full Metal Jacket
9 (39.1%)

Eyes Wide Shut
3 (13.0%)

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[Apr. 15th, 2012|02:14 pm]

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[Apr. 13th, 2012|03:33 am]

Kaut kad nesen literatūras, mākslas un zinātnes mēnešraksta "Daugava" 1938. gada decembra numurā uzdūros Konstantīna Raudives rakstam par cilvēku attiecībām.

Lūk, Kostis par mīlestību )
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[Apr. 12th, 2012|06:00 pm]

fascinate - verb [with obj.] (usu. be fascinated) draw irresistibly the attention and interest of (someone): I've always been fascinated by other cultures | [with obj. and infinitive] she was fascinated to learn about this strange land.
- ORIGIN late 16th cent. (in the sense 'bewitch, put under a spell'): from Latin fascinat- 'bewitched', from the verb fascinare, from fascinum 'spell, witchcraft'.

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