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"Inception Chair" by Vivian Chiu
It contains 10 chairs nested in each other
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“I am not into empty beauty. When someone is natural, shy, tough or moody I love...”
– Riccardo Tisci
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Kurt Vonnegut's
diarrea:  short story: 2 B R 2 B http://www.readbookonline.net/readOnLine/56477/
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Smith
Smith is the most common name in America and Britain, but it is also one of the most common in nearly every other European language. The German Schmidt, the French Ferrier, Italian Ferraro, Spanish Herrero, Hungarian Kovacs, and Russian Kusnetzov are all Smiths. Mother Tonge– Bill Bryson
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WatchWatch
ESTE debió ser el video oficial de esta canción!
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“Let’s face it - English is a crazy language. There is no egg in eggplant nor ham...”
– (via -sorry)
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we will never be able to speak as quickly as we...
We are all familiar with the feeling of not being able to get the words out fast enough, of mixing up sounds into spoonerisms, of stumbling over phonetically demanding words like statistics and proprietorial. The fact is that we will never be able to speak as quickly as we can hear. Hence the tendency to slur. There has been a clear trend over time to make our pronunciations less precise, to let...
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