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أغلب محبي العطور (وأنا منهم) يعاملون علب العطر مثل الممنوعات النووية.. يدخلونها البيت سراً، يخبونها في الدرج السري، خلف الملابس ، أو حتى في شنطة الجيم أو خلف العطور اللي على الرف ليش؟ عشان لو شافتها الزوجة.. تبدأ التحقيق: “هذا كم سعره؟! وكم عندك أصلاً؟! ومتى اشتريته؟!” ونصير في موقف “أنا بريء يا قاضي” 😂 العطر متعة شخصية.. بس الزوجة لها رأي آخر: “هذا تبذير!” اللي واجه نفس الموقف.. يعترف ويصف معنا 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 #رابطة_عشاق_العطور #عطور #هوس_العطور

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今日纏ったのは去年の誕生日に買った夜間飛行。朝つけて、今はとてもパウダダリーに。 香りの幕開けは、私の記憶が正しければ旧バージョンのミスディオールに似てるかな？ガルバナムがそう感じるのかしらん。

Story time! The scene where Eva Stratt (Sandra Hüller) sings karaoke-style in Project Hail Mary -- after Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) convinces her -- wasn't in the script. Hüller was often heard singing around the set. Gosling told her she had a great voice, and pleaded with her to do a karaoke song in the scene where the astronauts are getting together for the last time before launch. Problem was, the shooting of that scene was happening in the next 1-2 days, and Stratt's cameo as a singer was kind of up in the air. Hüller was unsure at first. She had to decide if it was something she thought the character would do. Then, she went through a list of songs about saying goodbye, looking for one that was just right. She ultimately settled on "Sign of the Times," by Harry Stiles. She ran it by her teenage daughter, who gave her the Gen Z stamp of approval. The words were perfect. It still had cachet. "It's this or nothing," she told Gosling. Somehow, they managed to get the rights in just a matter of hours. The scene is essentially real karaoke. Hüller has no lines anywhere she can see them. Not everyone even knew what she was going to sing. Her nerves were real. I have a feeling the reactions of the other actors were, too. The scene is a show stopper, a focal point around which all the momentum shifts. The song worked so perfectly, it became the anthem of the movie, and wound up being used in some of its most effective marketing. Pretty cool.