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Roubaram árvores. Destruíram uma história.
O exército israelense arrancou 600 oliveiras, com raízes e tudo, e as levou embora. As mais velhas eram centenárias e pertenciam à mesma familia libanesa há 250 anos.
Não sobrou nada.
@RnaudBertrand I have to admit I kind of admire the villagers for the gatekeeping and for saying 'no' to you too. But I am loving all that you are sharing with us. Specially the food!
One of the darkest and bleakest developments in high fashion over the past two decades is the idea that clients should be grateful to a fashion house for allowing them to buy something.
A client spending $10,000 on a bag — and it’s not just Hermes anymore — is now expected to feel as though the house has bestowed an honor upon them, as if they have won the lottery.
Even the language of being “offered” a bag is grotesque.
You are not being offered a gift.
You are being given permission to spend an enormous amount of money on a product.
It is so deeply unchic, so gauche, so vulgar, so déclassé, and so profoundly inelegant.
I am begging anyone who has played a part in sustaining this system to stop.
It is the decline of culture and the end of elegance.
@TheoLaubry D'après les brésiliens, ça fait longtemps qu'il a 'quitté' le foot. Il passe sont temps a jouer au poker et a Twitter. Il n'y a qu'à voir son jeu au Santos. Lamentable.