Max Viskanic

«Von der Leyen 2.0, la commission la plus politique et la plus bureaucratique à ce jour» 👇 Ma tribune dans @Le_Figaro qui traite des implications de la nouvelle commission von der Leyen sur l'élaboration des politiques. Dites-moi ce que vous en pensez ! lefigaro.fr/vox/politique/…

@antoguerrera Non avevi disdetto l'abbonamento a @DAZN_Sport ? Spero non stai contribuendo alla pirateria…

Esemplare. Lautaro che si lamenta con l’arbitro di presunti falli che all’Inter possono essere fischiati solo in Serie A (inammissibili in Champions League). Dopo un minuto il Bodo Glimt segna.

@elonmusk How was your time elected at DOGE ?

Fidias for President of the EU!

@elonmusk Funny how burger is actually a British invention (sandwhich) and asking for a cheeseburger in a sushi restaurant is not original, but ignorant. Love also the question "w american food? Pizza or burger?" You might be a gr8 economic power, but your mentality stays in the stone age

Cheeseburgers are genius 💯

@bryan_johnson Bryan, is hot yoga healthy? Thanks!

time to check in…how’s everyone doing? sleeping, exercising, eating well?….going through a rough patch or are things good? tell me what’s going on.

@CrazyItalianPol La fatta sua moglie gratis, ma e vero che e una vergogna

Imagine spending thousands of dollars on an original graphic design only to see the Italian left shamelessly copy it to create inexistent comparisons with you.

@90ordnasselA @DiMarzio Cosa non si fa per un pugno di dollari

“L’Inter incassa 2,5 milioni per il prestito di Pavard e ne spende 1 milione per il prestito di Akanji. Quindi l’Inter ha un vantaggio di un milione e mezzo di incasso” ⁦@DiMarzio⁩

@FBiasin Lookman, ma a quel punto non serviva bonny

Obiettivi Inter. In attesa di sviluppi (non previsti oggi: sul fronte Lookman si stanno muovendo gli agenti, un tentativo per Leoni sarà fatto solo dopo aver alleggerito la rosa), secondo voi l’Inter prenderà: -Lookman -Leoni -Nessuno -Entrambi E chi tra i 2 è più importante?

@bryan_johnson @AutismCapital Also in-ear vs. Outter-ear exposure to sound is very different for long-term audition or not ?

@AutismCapital bluetooth radiation is on our list to research

locked in

@bryan_johnson Do cooking methods influence carbs/protein/fat composure? Cold pasta has less carbs for example

What unhinged health topics do you want me to research?

@JoseEGaIIegos @starwars I thought he was called José

@starwars @max_viskanic

Did you know that the name of the specialized medical droid on Kamino, AZI-3, is a shortened form of its full designation AZ-345211896246498721347?

@JoseEGaIIegos @dottorpax Yes, cheaper and worse than Italy.

@max_viskanic @dottorpax 🇪🇸

La mia impressione (e quindi potrei facilmente sbagliarmi) è che ci sia un calo di turisti (in totale: italiani + stranieri). O per lo meno l'ho osservato qui in Sicilia, nei piccoli paesi come nei centri maggiori: nessun problema a trovare un tavolo per pranzo o cena, anche all'ultimo minuto, sale mai (MAI) piene, accesso a musei, mostre e siti archeologici rapido e senza attesa, traffico quasi inesistente, parcheggio facile. Anche in aeroporto nessuna attesa per prendere l'auto a noleggio (le altre volte ci sono volute ore). Sono curioso di leggere qualche dato su arrivi e flussi a consuntivo.

@marky249 Bill Gates

So I’m just walking down 5th avenue in New York when I bump into a familiar face….

@elonmusk Who will be the presidential candidate, given you cant run ?

Encouraging

@franceinfo T'as besoin d'une troisième main ?

@bryan_johnson I ate raw chicken #dontdie

@ManonAubryFr Quelle finesse

Bah décroisez vos bras et faites quelque chose ??

@elonmusk A lot of mistakes in few words, impressive

Banning the centrist AfD, Germany’s, most popular party, would be an extreme attack on democracy

@dieworkwear Hey Derek, love your work! Do you know a good tailor in paris ?

If you're interested in bespoke tailoring and based in the United States, I have some trunk show announcements that may interest you. The first is Steed, who has been my main tailor for over twelve years. Edwin Deboise, the cutter behind the firm, trained under the legendary Edward Sexton as an undercutter and later served as head cutter at Anderson & Sheppard before launching his own company in the late 1990s. I consider him one of the best practitioners of a niche style known as the English drape cut. This style traces back to the early 20th century, when Dutch-English tailor Frederick Scholte noticed that belting a guard’s coat could give a man a more athletic appearance—the chest swelled, the waist pulled in, and the silhouette took on a flattering V-shape. Scholte began building this shape directly into his patterns. The result, later dubbed the drape cut, is characterized by a bit of fullness—or "drape"—around the armhole. The English drape cut features soft shoulders, a full chest, and a slightly extended shoulder line. After Scholte passed the style on to Per Anderson, it became the signature of Anderson & Sheppard, worn by icons like Fred Astaire, Gary Cooper, and the Duke of Windsor. I like it because it's the style I associate with so many stylish men of the mid-20th century. It's unmistakably British but without the stiffness of Huntsman. To me, Edwin cuts a more authentic drape cut than even Anderson & Sheppard nowadays, as his silhouette is still very much rooted in that 1980s/ 90s aesthetic. That said, if you want something slimmer or cleaner, he can accommodate. His family-run firm offers a full range of services: full bespoke, semi-bespoke, and made-to-measure, with varying degrees of handwork and customization depending on your budget. There are two rules I think are worth following in bespoke tailoring. First: choose a tailor for their house style, and stick close to it. Just as you wouldn’t ask a Chinese chef to make Mexican food, it’s unwise to commission an English-style cut from an Italian tailor. Second: don’t buy custom suits or sport coats over the internet. Remote tailoring might work for dress shirts, but more complex garments need in-person fittings—there’s no substitute for a skilled cutter seeing how cloth sits on your body. The one exception I’ve found is Sartoria Pastena Elegance, a Neapolitan tailor that first caught the attention of my fellow menswear forum nerds years ago. Some members mailed their best-fitting garments to Pastena and asked for copies—and to everyone’s surprise, the results were excellent. Follow-up orders needed only minor tweaks, and eventually, a trunk show was organized to bring founder Antonio Pastena to the U.S. While Pastena gained attention by replicating favored cuts, I think they should be seen as a legitimate tailoring house in their own right. Their specialty is a classic Neapolitan style: minimal shoulder padding (ideal for those with square shoulders), a clean chest, and a long dart running from rib cage to hem. I’ve been especially impressed with their ability to cut for different bodies—whether you’re tall, short, broad, or something in between. They’re also competitively priced. While a two-piece bespoke suit today often starts around $4,000, Pastena charges closer to $2,500—less if you’re just commissioning a sport coat. Another advantage is their reliability: once they’ve established your pattern, they can likely deliver finished garments without the need for additional fittings. Even if they were to stop their trunk shows, they’re one of the few tailors I’d trust to execute a suit remotely and get it right. Finally, my usual disclosure: these are not paid announcements. I don't get money, discounts, freebies, or whatever else. I only make these announcements because I care about bespoke crafts and would like to see tailors be able to continue their work. If you have questions, please contact the tailors directly.

@JoseEGaIIegos @NickLovesSpain Oil on canvas

@NickLovesSpain @max_viskanic

Is Spain the most beautiful country on Earth? 🇪🇸✨