Just a MUST SEE:
Ieva polkka ;-)
To that finnish young man: well done! Fight for that girl! :-)
Bleach.
Bleach ist ein Manga von Tite Kubo. Diese Szene kommt recht am Anfang (irgendwo zwischen Folge 1 und 10) der Anime-Umsetzung. vor. Die Person, die man sieht, ist Orihime Inoue, die gerade von einem Auto angefahren wurde, als sie vom Einkaufen nach Hause gelaufen ist. Ichigo fragt sie, ob es ihr gut geht, woraufhin sie eben diese Bewegung macht und antwortet, dass alles in Ordnung ist. Ich denke das war ausführlich genug. (Sasori5699)
Hatsune Mika:
Ievan Polkka (grovergep Remix)
And if this song doesn't spook around in your head for the next week or so then you suffer probably from some severe head traume ;-)
To that finnish young man: well done! Fight for that girl! :-)
Bleach.
Bleach ist ein Manga von Tite Kubo. Diese Szene kommt recht am Anfang (irgendwo zwischen Folge 1 und 10) der Anime-Umsetzung. vor. Die Person, die man sieht, ist Orihime Inoue, die gerade von einem Auto angefahren wurde, als sie vom Einkaufen nach Hause gelaufen ist. Ichigo fragt sie, ob es ihr gut geht, woraufhin sie eben diese Bewegung macht und antwortet, dass alles in Ordnung ist. Ich denke das war ausführlich genug. (Sasori5699)
Hatsune Mika:
Ievan Polkka (grovergep Remix)
And if this song doesn't spook around in your head for the next week or so then you suffer probably from some severe head traume ;-)
How to explain to my son, how to show a girl that you like her? Mmmh… Well – maybe I could start with this film, what dayya think?
Excerpt from John Pilgers Book ‹Hidden Agendas›
Regardless of the BBC's enduring facade of 'impartiality' and 'standards', news is now openly ideological and uniform, as the demands of the 'market' supercult are met. When slow news is included, it is more than likely dressed in a political and social vocabulary that ensures the truth is lost. Thus, in Britain, as in the United States (and Australia), the systematic impoverishment of a quarter of the population is routinely filed under 'underclass', an American term describing a corrupting, anti-social group outside society. The solution to poverty, which is the return of vast wealth taken from the poor by the rich, is seldom given a public airing. The 'new' system of capitalism for the powerless and socialism for the powerful, under which the former are persecuted and the latter are given billions in public subsidies, is rarely identified as such. Terms like 'modernisation' are preferred.
Regardless of the BBC's enduring facade of 'impartiality' and 'standards', news is now openly ideological and uniform, as the demands of the 'market' supercult are met. When slow news is included, it is more than likely dressed in a political and social vocabulary that ensures the truth is lost. Thus, in Britain, as in the United States (and Australia), the systematic impoverishment of a quarter of the population is routinely filed under 'underclass', an American term describing a corrupting, anti-social group outside society. The solution to poverty, which is the return of vast wealth taken from the poor by the rich, is seldom given a public airing. The 'new' system of capitalism for the powerless and socialism for the powerful, under which the former are persecuted and the latter are given billions in public subsidies, is rarely identified as such. Terms like 'modernisation' are preferred.
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