If I remember correctly, the Persian word for "kite" is baadbaadak, which translates roughly to "little wind inside a wind."
If I remember correctly, the Persian word for "kite" is baadbaadak, which translates roughly to "little wind inside a wind."
It's the best language, with the largest vocabulary.
Persian is really bad for spelling. Persia converted from their own alphabet to Arabic script after adopting Islam; the problem is that Arabic script has more letters than the Persian language. For example, Arabic has four "z" sounds, and Persian has (I think) only one. Which "z" you use in a given word is…
Until I read the replies, I assumed your comment was sarcastic.
They enjoy a good blaster at their side.
You dick! Now it's stuck in my head!
He was distracted by a Carl's Jr. commercial.
Bobby, may I share something with you? A vision I had in my sleep last night—as distinguished from a dream, which is a mere sorting and cataloguing of the day’s events by the subconscious. This was a vision: fresh and clear as a mountain stream, the mind revealing itself to itself. In my vision I was on the veranda of…
*Gasp* YOU were the ghost! Twist!
I like her in Royal Tenenbaums. She has a Keanu-esque blankness that makes her ideal to play a wannabe Warhol's Factory ingenue-type.
Dwoooooo. . . . dwoooooo
They waited this long to invite Viggo Mortensen? Born in the USA, star of one of the most commercially and critically successful film franchises of all time, and an Academy award nominee for best actor. What the fuck were they waiting for?
I just meant that Scorcese's star power insulated Wolf of Wall Street from some of the kind of criticisms that were levied at Girlboss.
Dog spelled backwards is God. This checks out.
I feel like most people didn't take it as real. They just assumed he was boasting about things that never happened. It's the dirty old man equivalent of a Canadian girlfriend.
Gift-wrapping station and mud-room.
You can tell they're full of crap when they cite four factors courts use to determine fair use, but don't name a single one. Classic "just enough law to scare 'em" tactic.
Too bad, he had the right blend of officiousness and menace to play crime lords. Relatedly, have you noticed that we replaced Germans with Scandinavians when we need someone to play an Eastern European?
At least Stewart would sometimes needlessly scribble. Letterman could hold the audience's attention for five minutes with nothing more than his pen flips. Hannity is pathetic.
To be fair, have you met most fans? "Trained seal" is generous.