En el no-mesón Los Robles (a 50 m del Puente Malatos). @cainsan
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En el no-mesón Los Robles (a 50 m del Puente Malatos). @cainsan
and the Iraqi people welcomed the Americans with flowers. I wanted to set a historical event to teach Bush a lesson from the Iraqis, telling him you lied, we did not welcome you with flowers, and instead we are saying goodbye with our shoes.”
Muntaza Al Zaidi, the Iraqi reporter who became known as the guy who threw a shoe at Bush and later ended up in jail for three years because of it.
Our hero
People hero.
So true. How TV reporters manipulate information and public opinion. "La voix de son maître".
Optical illusion for a phallic escalator.
RATP, to train its junior employees, has created from scratch a replica of one of its metro stations on the second floor of one of its training centers. "Chapeau !" to the artist for the optical illusion.
Capitalism.
Sneakers.
Sneakers.
La Défense.
Space invaders at Nation Place.
Cuando el grajo vuela bajo y se posa en los balcones hace un frio del carajo que congela los cojones.
Hey III. Choi Xooang-The dreamer blue 2007
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Tsipras’ big balls at the “Jardin des Tuileries”, Paris