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he’s a delight

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looking for

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lemme think

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ух черти

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добил первого видзмина и начал второго

И ЭТО ПРОСТО ПУШКА ОКЕЙ? графон поднялся с колен и дает под дых своей красотой

 Фольтест Роше пока что лучший мальчик, посмотрим как пойдем дальше 

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A Letter from “Crawly” to Azirapil

This remarkable letter of unknown provenance surfaced recently in the cuneiform collection of the University of West Wessex.  Addressed to Azirapil from a Mr. “Crawly,” it appears to be begging for the other’s return to Ur from a western journey with another individual, Abiraham.  The relationship between the two (brothers? business partners? friends?) is unknown, and all three names are quite unusual.  The letter also mentions a Mr. Ea-naṣir in Ur; if this is the same Ea-naṣir as the merchant mentioned in UET V 22, 29, 71, and 81, then the original letter would be dated to the Larsa period, around 1800 BCE.  However, this particular copy appears to be a scribal exercise; the writing is relatively unskilled, and the cuneiform is Neo-Assyrian in form.  It is unclear whether the text is based on a historical letter, or if its unusual names and content were invented for scribal practice.

Text:

Tell Azirapil [1]:

Thus says “Crawly” [2]:

When will your time in the West be finished?  Abiraham [3] seems very dirty, and I am weary [4] in Ur.  [There is] a talented mirsu-maker [5] on Wide Street!

Watch out, for I have acquired a new friend.  His name is Ea-Naṣir [6], and I may play wickedly with him if you do not return.  

Come quickly!

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Crowley’s hairstyles/looks - down through the ages

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The triangle tingles and the trumpets play slow, but farewell, Angelina ; the sky is on fire and I must go.

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Besides your love I have no ocean 

 (V. Mayakovsky, Lilichka)

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IF YOU HAD BEEN THE MOON

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Moscow: become human

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Hiroshi Yoshida (1876 - 1950)

If you are interested in the technique he used here is a video with the process:

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my favorite shot in movies is when it looks like Colin Farrell is about to kiss a dude

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London calling, David Granick

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