crash(the are always sneaking)

arte-entulho.

Qu´est-ce que c´est degueulasse?(what should we do?)

closer.

Fuck art.lets dance.

o meu calcanhar não é onde julgas.

home?home is everywhere.(Casa por aqui não é de certeza.Pois parece que por estas bandas se sofre de má educação crónica.será a má educação e o burgessismo do povo Português de cariz cultural?Se é tradição, então é de manter.olé!)

"KARL: Why are you here?
EDWARD: So you can eat me. The town decided to send a human sacrifice, and I volunteered. My arms are a little stringy, but there’s some good eating on my legs. I mean, I’d be tempted to eat them myself. So I guess, just, if you could get it over with quick. Because I’m not much for pain, really. Look, I can’t go back. I’m a human sacrifice. If I go back, everyone will think I’m a coward. And I’d rather be dinner than a coward. Here, start with my hand. It’ll be an appetizer.

KARL: I don’t want to eat you. I don’t want to eat anybody. It’s just I get so hungry. I’m too big.

EDWARD: Did you ever think maybe you’re not too big? Maybe this town’s just too small. I mean, look at it. Hardly two stories in the whole place. Now I’ve heard in real cities, they’ve got buildings so tall you can’t even see the tops of ‘em.

KARL: Really?

EDWARD: Wouldn’t lie to you. And they’ve got all-you-can-eat buffets. You can eat a lot, can’t you?

KARL: I can.

EDWARD: So why are you wasting your time in a small town? You’re a big man. You should be in the big city.

KARL: You’re just trying to get me to leave, aren’t you? That’s why they sent you here.

EDWARD: What’s your name, Giant?

KARL: Karl.

EDWARD: Mine’s Edward. And truthfully, I do want you to leave, Karl. But I want to leave with you. You think this town is too small for you, well, it’s too small for a man of my ambition. I can’t see staying here a day longer.

KARL: You don’t like it?

EDWARD: I love every square inch of it. But I can feel the edges closing in on me. A man’s life can only grow to a certain size in a place like this. So what do you say? Join me?"

Big fish,Tim Burton

adopt your own virtual pet!

o mundo é feito de pequenos quintais e pequenas hortas ladeadas por altos muros.na realidade não são estes muros muito altos, a nossa perna é que é muito curta.
não invejo o teu quintal.também não invejo a tua horta.

husband.boring.tv.boring.fridge.boring.marriage.boring.couch.kitchen.domestic broom.boring.boring.boring.

dedicate to Shirin Neshat:a voice to the ones who have not got one.

"2 + 3 = 5.
The equation above is an example of an equality: a proposition which states that two constants are equal. Equalities may be true or false.

Equations are often used to state the equality of two expressions containing one or more variables. In the reals we can say, for example, that for any given value of x it is true that

x(x − 1) = x2 − x.
The equation above is an example of an identity; an equation that is true regardless of the values of any variables that appear in it. The following equation is not an identity:

x2 − x = 0.
It is false for an infinite number of values of x, and true for only two, the roots or solutions of the equation, x = 0 and x = 1. Therefore, if the equation is known to be true, it carries information about the value of x. To solve an equation means to find its solutions.

Many authors reserve the term equation for an equality which is not an identity. The distinction between the two concepts can be subtle; for example,

(x + 1)2 = x2 + 2x + 1
is an identity, while

(x + 1)2 = 2x2 + x + 1 "(

what if we where ruled by a mere world of mathematical equations and probablities?

they say:is sun in leo and moon in aries.
but where the head is?

air.ar.aire.