Originally Posted By bbook

Seeing this next week! bbook: In Morgan Spurlock’s latest documentary POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, he exposes the wonderful world of product placement by, get this, financing the movie solely with product placement! After endless rejections from suspicious companies, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker ultimately scored loot from major brands like JetBlue, Ban and, POM Wonderful, who have made this film their own. “When I was twelve years old, I remember going to see E.T.,” Spurlock says. “E.T. was eating Reese’s Pieces that were thrown on the ground. I remember coming out of the theater and getting my mom to buy me Reese’s Pieces because I had never eaten them. So it obviously works!”  Morgan Spurlock on His New Movie, The Greatest Movie Ever Sold

Seeing this next week!

bbook:

In Morgan Spurlock’s latest documentary POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, he exposes the wonderful world of product placement by, get this, financing the movie solely with product placement! After endless rejections from suspicious companies, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker ultimately scored loot from major brands like JetBlue, Ban and, POM Wonderful, who have made this film their own. “When I was twelve years old, I remember going to see E.T.,” Spurlock says. “E.T. was eating Reese’s Pieces that were thrown on the ground. I remember coming out of the theater and getting my mom to buy me Reese’s Pieces because I had never eaten them. So it obviously works!”

 Morgan Spurlock on His New Movie, The Greatest Movie Ever Sold

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Originally Posted By learninghindi

Lesson #104: कुछ kuch - Something and कोई koee - Someone

KUCH KUCH KOTA HAI

learninghindi:

Firstly I’d like to apolgise to everyone, recently I’ve been very busy with other things and so I haven’t had as much time to post new lessons. With exams also coming up soon this means that lessons will be slower than usual for a while. I am very sorry to everyone for this disruption. Please be assured that I will always try my hardest for you and there is no plan to ever stop this site!

Today we’re going to learn all about two very common little Hindi words! These are; कुछ kuch - which means Something, and कोई koee - Someone. They also have a few other uses that we’ll see as we go through! As usual there’s some questions as the end of the lesson so after you’ve read it see if you can answer them!

So are you ready to get straight into an example? अच्छा acchaa - great! We can use these words just like normal Pronouns in the exact same way as English…

                                                                    

        कुछ पलंग पर है kuch palang par hai - Something is on the bed

                                           

        कोई पलंग पर है koee palang par hai - Someone is on the bed

Can you see the difference between these two examples? It’s easy! It’s exactly like the English; we use कुछ kuch - Something for objects and कोई koee - Someone for people! Are you ready for another example? 

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Originally Posted By zainyk

bbook: zainyk: Annie Hall. Amazing. Perfection.

bbook:

zainyk:

Annie Hall. Amazing.

Perfection.

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Awww yeah.  Taking it back old skool. I KNOW WHAT I WANT AND I WANT IT NOW. 

Originally Posted By thefirstwaltz

thefirstwaltz: Grand Duchess Maria of Russia on the Standart. 

thefirstwaltz:

Grand Duchess Maria of Russia on the Standart. 

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Originally Posted By aplacetolovedogs

Tutu, too.  aplacetolovedogs: pinterest Okay, if I’m going to have to do this ballet thing, you’re going to have to do it too Original Article

Tutu, too. 

aplacetolovedogs:

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Okay, if I’m going to have to do this ballet thing, you’re going to have to do it too

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Originally Posted By latimes

latimes: The Libyan government has owned this mansion, called Thunder Rock, in suburban Englewood, N.J. since 1982. The next-door neighbor is Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, who complains about waking up to the green Libyan flag through his bedroom window every morning. The mayor of Englewood is seeking to revoke the estate’s tax-exempt status.  Photo credit: Mel Evans / Associated Press

latimes:

The Libyan government has owned this mansion, called Thunder Rock, in suburban Englewood, N.J. since 1982. The next-door neighbor is Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, who complains about waking up to the green Libyan flag through his bedroom window every morning. The mayor of Englewood is seeking to revoke the estate’s tax-exempt status. 

Photo credit: Mel Evans / Associated Press

(Source: Los Angeles Times)

Originally Posted By merrybee

merrybee:

My Perestroika, a documentary on the lives of five average Muscovites, who came of age during the transition from Communism to…autocracy. The tag line could be my personal motto for why I do what I do: My Perestroika: A Nation’s History is Personal.

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Originally Posted By discrypt-deactivated20111124

teleological: rad as fuck master and margarita cover/interior art by pavel orinyansky

teleological:

rad as fuck master and margarita cover/interior art by pavel orinyansky

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