Моna Мун פּוֹלוֹנְסְקָה

@theendeavorpath Telo hlàsi všetky chyby vlastnej filozofie

“There is more wisdom in your body than in your deepest philosophy.” — Friedrich Nietzsche

@HinataMotivates Každý robí ako mu to vyhovuje..jemu to vyhovuje takto

NO ONE works harder than Elon Musk 🔥

@lovedropx Alebo opačne..On si predstavuje ju ako si predstavuje jeho

@techartist_ Hej,zastaví sa čas...oveľa silnejšie ako keď spoznaš nového priateľa...

"They say when you meet the love of your life, time stops, and that’s true."- Big Fish (2003) 🔊

@sprosay10 X má úplne iný koncept ako mal Twitter ..obe loga boli úžasné,obdiv..ale myslím,že X viac reprezentuje, čo všetko dnes táto platforma ponúka

Do you want X to be called Twitter again? A. Yes B. No

@SchopenhauerNow Steppenwolf Herman Hesse...čítali sme ju naraz so švagrom a diskutovali o nej

Name the book that rewired your brain.

@abheea530 Jasnačka, Money..změnila by som si doláre na inú menu ;) je to tiež nákup, či?

@KnightWorld Arttrack

Drop an animal photo you took yourself.

@Aria124634 Kombinácia je fain

Would you rather live close to nature or in the city? A. NATURE B. CITY

@Syraavibes My Name, my love moon ,my Surname

Explain your username.

„Ever heard of a 12-year-old genius named Aladár who builds an inflatable rocket called Gulliverkli 5 and secretly flies every night with his dog buddy Blöki to crazy planets? One planet everyone dances all day, another where being totally insane is normal, and one where laziness is a lifestyle… 😂 Welcome to the space adventures of The Mezga Family (Miazgovci) – a hilarious Hungarian animated classic from the 1970s! And when everything goes wrong? Mom Paula always sighs: „Why didn’t I marry Pista Hufnagel?!“ Who wants a rocket like that? 🚀(youtu.be/MiNaj6byq6c?si…) #Miazgovci #MezgaFamily #HungarianCartoon #VintageAnimation #ChildhoodMemories

And everyone remembers his sweetest catchphrase: “Good night, children… sleep sweetly!” * Who else had Little Teddy Uszatek as their bedtime story? Drop a comment! * Little Teddy Uszatek – the cutest bear with a floppy ear! This beloved children's character comes from Poland. He was created in 1957 by writer Czesław Janczarski and illustrator Zbigniew Rychlicki. The TV series Miś Uszatek started airing in 1975 and quickly became a classic. Fun facts you might not know:He lives in a tiny house in the forest with his friends: a dog, a piglet, a rabbit, and more. The show was produced by the famous Polish studio Se-ma-for. It became so popular that it was broadcast in 22 countries worldwide – and was a true bedtime favourite across Europe (especially in Czechia, Slovakia, Finland, Sweden, Hungary, Belarus, and many more).🐻 #TeddyDropEar #MiśUszatek #MackoUško #PolishCartoon #ChildhoodMemories #BedtimeStories #EuropeanFairyTales #RozpravkyEurópy #KidsClassics #GoodNight (youtu.be/PCfxkY6JXKw?si…)

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1936 Delahaye Type 135 Competition Court - French coachbuilder Joseph Figoni created one of the most beautiful automotive designs of the 1930s with his teardrop coupe bodywork for the Delahaye Type 135 Competition Court. Built in 1936, only six examples were produced by Figoni et Falaschi on the short 104-inch (2.65 m) Type 135 chassis. The flowing, curvaceous bodywork featured signature Figoni elements including a central tail fin, twin rear windows, and rear wheel spats complemented by small vestigial fins on the rear fenders. A pronounced molding flowed from the hood through the doors to finish over the rear fender. Some examples incorporated headlamps faired into the front fenders, an advanced styling feature for the period. This homologation special combined competition engineering with artistic design. The chassis utilized components from both the series production Type 135 and special racing variants, featuring a competition four-speed manual transmission, outside-mounted rear springs, and a racing-style fuel tank with dual fillers. An oil cooler mounted below the radiator helped manage temperatures during spirited driving. The Competition Court represented an exclusive "under the counter" offering available only to select clientele with factory connections. © Automobile Historia #archaeohistoria

Me and Claude working together

24-year-old Johnny Cash performing "I Walk The Line" in 1956. The rest is history.

kto si pamätá Miazgovcov?

“No matter how isolated you are and how lonely you feel, if you do your work truly and conscientiously, unknown allies will come and seek you.” ― Carl Jung