y#627

Medo
"O medo é uma forma de endireitares as costas. Ficas homem subitamente. Mulher subitamente. O medo é uma forma de endireitares as costas.
O medo é uma forma de fazer homens fortes, mulheres fortes.
Nada perturba mais o crescimento do que não ter medo: cresce com medo, menina; cresce com medo, menino!
Só cresço porque tenho medo, só me torno forte porque tenho medo, só me torno mau porque tive medo, só mato porque tive medo, só serei um homem porque tive medo, uma mulher porque tive medo. Assim se ensina na boa cidade, na velha cidade e no velho campo.
Mas não é o medo do que está à tua volta - porque isso pode matar ou não. Medo, sim, e muito, do que que está sentado em pleno meio de ti. Porque isso, sem dúvida, mata, acabará por te matar, não pode deixar de te matar. E está sentado, esse medo, bem sentado, em pleno meio de ti.
E não o tentes expulsar, não cometas esse erro: ele não pode sair de ti sem a tua companhia."

Gonçalo M. Tavares

F#767

-For Today?
-No!!! Are you crazy? Forever!
- Ohh, forever...hmm...ok! Let's roll!

F#766

So um bocadinho...ta quase perfeito. 

Sim?

y#626

"Is this called living
Or something else...
By the morning I would've grown back..."

y#625

"I am just coming out of five years of night, and this orgy of violent lights gives me for the first time the impression of a new continent." ~ Albert Camus

y#624

"Can you hear me now
Silence yourself..."

F#765

Godspeep, Mr Reed!

y#623

Sycamore
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sycamore is a name which is applied at various times and places to several different types of trees, but with somewhat similar leaf forms. In the original Greek, it would mean 'fig-mulberry'.

• Ficus sycomorus, the sycamore (or sycomore) of the Bible; a species of fig, also called the sycamore fig or fig-mulberry, native to the Middle East and eastern Africa;

• Acer pseudoplatanus, the sycamore of Britain and Ireland; a European maple tree, also called sycamore maple, great maple, or, the plane tree in Scotland;

• Platanus, the sycamores of North America, known as planes in Europe.

 

y#622

"Caught up in the old fear (of)
(My) sacred words
I can't evolve
Till it hurts
(Between the walls)"

F#764

"For all of our youth
We have craved them
Their beauty and their truth"




WE ARE LOUD LIKE LOVE!

F#763

Sabes que estas no bom caminho quando:

 -o teu pai te vem dizer adeus enquanto estas a espera do autocarro pro trabalho, num dia sol, num pais de chuva!

F#762

"I'll be fine

once i get it!"

y#621

"When love is gone
Where did it go?
And where do we go?

It's just an afterlife"

F#761

Dia de verao em epoca de exames....

Entre um cigarro, uma ganza, um copo de uisque, 

o desalento...a desistencia. Nao, comigo ninguem desiste!

Uma noite em (quase) branco, 

"if...then...else" .

Exame...Stress!!!

Acabou!Que'sa foda...fomos la!Tentar e mais que conseguir.
Agora e (mais) putas e vinho verde! 

Live fast die young....que a vida sao dois dias e um passamos a estudar!

Fosse sempre assim e a nossa historia seria outra!

Ha dias que pesam como anos!

Grande grande abraco, companheiro de aventuras! E desculpa qq coisa...um gajo era (quem dera que ainda fosse) novo!

"Its natural to be afraid, but fear is optional!"

"Everybody Is A Genius. But If You Judge A Fish By Its Ability To Climb A Tree, It Will Spend Its Whole Life Thinking It’s Stupid"

Parabens!!!!

F#760

"We could have a small reunion
For all the people that we knew
We'll all get drunk and celebrate
Here's to me and here's to you"

F#759

Elegance is a synonym for beautiful that has come to acquire the additional connotations of unusual effectivenessand simplicity. It is frequently used as a standard of tastefulness particularly in the areas of visual design, decoration, the sciences, and the esthetics of mathematics. Elegant things exhibit refined grace and dignified propriety.





In philosophy of science, simplicity is a meta-scientific criterion by which to evaluate competing theories. In this field, a distinction is often made between two senses of simplicity: "syntactic simplicity" (the number and complexity of hypotheses), and ontological simplicity (the number and complexity of things postulated). These two aspects of simplicity are often referred to as elegance and parsimony respectively.



in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elegance

y#620

Hymn For The Greatest Generation

y#619

"It's got me singing blues that hit you like a cannonball
Loud enough to break your bones
But it was written in blood before they wrote it in stone
So sing it with me like it's your own"

y#618

"Want you so bad I can taste it,
but you're nowhere to be found.
I'll take a drug to replace it.
or put me in the ground"

y#617

spotlight

n.

        1.

                a. A strong beam of light that illuminates only a small area,

                used especially to center attention on a stage performer.

                b. A lamp that produces such a light.

        2. Public notoriety or prominence.

        3. An artificial source of light with a strongly focused beam, as on

        an automobile.

tr.v. spotlighted or spotlit, spotlighting, spotlights

        1. To illuminate with a spotlight.

        2. To focus attention on.

F#758

Always did,
always will?

F#757

Muda-se o palco,
os figurantes.



E a "estoria",
Que se vai escrevendo

de  modo conceptual.


O actor,
imperturbavel,
vai fazendo o seu papel.
O Principal.

Num filme,
que e d'(ele),

E nele,

nada e normal.





Parabens!

F#756

"here come the lonely night i can’t escape my mind from a broken bough fall into finite space with the roof torn down this house is an empty place so tired of wandering around and starting over no garden grows here now just the one leaf clover and when the windows shuttered it’s always dark inside sometimes the pain is absurd still it’s what fate decides thought i saw jesus come down dressed like a soldier i used to cry like a clown and now i’m older here come the lonely night can’t escape my mind and the grinding wheel turns and the heavens burn as the pilot ignites is a lesson learned a sullen look of concern it might make you sad like the fluttering bird in a dream you had here come the lonely night i can’t escape my mind i saw jesus come down dressed like a soldier once i cried like a clown now i’m older here come the lonely night"


Moby

F#755

E a pedra, essa, vai rolando...
Vê quem quer.

 Percorre um caminho,
que como o universo,
 é longo e  não é linear.


As vezes,
parece que pára,
e até volta p´ra trás.


Mas,
eis que então,
alguém, vindo do nada,
a chuta...

E ela rola, novamente.
Ainda mais longe,
muito mais além.

Agora,
 há quem a vá chutando.
Devagarinho,
delicadamente...
Mas sem a deixar parar!

E a pedra, ja gasta,
não mais deixa de rolar.

Nesse caminho que é longo,
mas que não é linear!

Fura

y#616

"Everybody feels a little crazy
Like it once was

Can we go on like it once was "

F#754

shame  (shm)

n.

1.

a. A painful emotion caused by a strong sense of guilt, embarrassment, unworthiness, or disgrace.

b. Capacity for such a feeling: Have you no shame?

2. One that brings dishonor, disgrace, or condemnation.

3. A condition of disgrace or dishonor; ignominy.

4. A great disappointment.

tr.v. shamed, sham·ing, shames

1. To cause to feel shame; put to shame.

2. To bring dishonor or disgrace on.

3. To disgrace by surpassing.

4. To force by making ashamed: He was shamed into making an apology.

Idiom:

put to shame

1. To fill with shame; disgrace.

2. To outdo thoroughly; surpass: Your productivity has put the rest of us to shame.

"Dogs have boundless enthusiasm but no sense of shame. I should have a dog as a life coach."

Moby