"The limit of 18 recommendations per day has already been reached, but you can recommend this work at the same time as writing a comment." -------We need to increase the limit for Friday :))
Natalja K, that's exactly what I'm all for;) And where did our Peter Gynt go, huh? Our partisan is silent... or did she fly off somewhere on an airplane again
Hooray! I'm not the only one asking for recommendations here!)))
The mask, I mean the hand, I know you) looks like the hand from St. Petersburg. I probably also know which author is disguised as an anonymous author. Altimona, dis, Natalja K, I think you're wrong, because I was wrong myself until I figured out the author ;)
Marina Glebova,
Am I wrong too?
But the work is so literary, it could almost be mine)))) dis,
Natalja K, You learn quickly))) I know who gave you the tip to shoot the suspects))) And, in general, Zer handed everyone most of the calculation algorithm on a silver platter)))) Oh, but they could have led everyone by the nose))))
Marina Glebova, I hope it's not Malakhov?))) Pieter Gynt, and not him either )) But as a muse, you can switch to this author, you won't regret it.
And how would Malakhov recommend himself? ))
Marina Glebova, I'm at a loss for logic right now. I... You know, it's like a Christmas tree with a bunch of presents. I don't know which one to open first )))
Natalja K, You learn quickly))) I know who tipped you off to shoot the suspects))) And, in general, Zer handed everyone most of the calculation algorithm on a silver platter)))) Oh, but they could have led everyone by the nose))))
Just theoretically - who else would you choose as your muse?
Theoretically, something like that)))
Pieter Gynt, exactly All that's left is to mentally construct a sequence, and then cross them out one by one, leaving one candidate for the role of muse-owner ))
altimona, dis, Mira Golub, Ilona Kiriokatis, Marina Glebova, faleichik, Petr Golosov, Pieter Gynt - It's so much fun here - - but I'm running away now - for a little while )) P.S. - and the cartoon is wonderful ))
Natalja K, That's for sure))) Zer, Honestly, I figured it out mathematically because you threw in so much "evidence," but photographically, no. I doubted it until the very end. You're so different here! No, I said it wrong. It's the same thing, but you expressed it differently. Plus, your broomstick got me confused. This is the third time in a row that a different approach has been taken. You're a very good anonymous person))) By the way, have you seen the movie? I'm not just recommending it...
"Art is politics" – a quote from the film. I couldn't answer you without watching the film first. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
A crazy idea in the film + good cinematography + detective intrigue. The only regret was that I couldn't appreciate all the interesting wordplay in the original language – I watched it in Russian translation. Thank you. If you have any other recommendations, I'll be happy to hear from you P.S. I'm also glad you liked "Work"
Zer, That's the point, it could be true, not a joke. I'm leaning toward this version of the historians! Well, Shakespeare, born to crawl, and all his descendants to crawl after that, couldn't write about Verona without knowing what Verona was. A man from an illiterate family couldn't produce such masterpieces. Especially in those days, before the internet)) back then, you had to know the world to write about it.... This idea has been around for a long time. And in the film, for me, it's one of the most basic and plausible. Anyway, it's a long story. Shakespeare... It's quite a detective story.
Zer, This isn't magic. There have been debates for many years, even centuries. This is one of the strongest hypotheses. And I support it... You have to understand what the Middle Ages were... Information in the Middle Ages was available only to a select few... Knowledge—to a select few. That's it... I'm about to go crazy... I need to put on the handbrake... I'm glad you watched...
And that's when))) she said to him afterward: you'll never write again... That's it... Damn!... )))) Shakespeare... I cried...
Marina Glebova, No! Sounds of Noise is art! This film is about Shakespeare. Believe me. I've been studying this topic for a long time. Since I was 19. And then there was this film http://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/484457/ It matched my vision so well that I was ready to kiss the authors' hands. And I recommended it to Zer when we were playing an anonymous flash mob. Watch it. It's not even a film, but maybe one side of the story.
Marina Glebova,
Am I wrong too?
But the work is so literary, it could almost be mine))))
dis,
I'm working today)))
..Okay, it won't be that long to wait)
I hope that's not Malakhov?))))
dis,
Just go straight home. Have some food and then come back to us.)))
But as a muse, you can switch to this author, you won't regret it
And how would Malakhov recommend himself?
You learn quickly))) I know who gave you the tip to shoot the suspects))) And, in general, Zer handed everyone most of the calculation algorithm on a silver platter)))) Oh, but they could have led everyone by the nose))))
I'm at a loss for logic right now. I... You know, it's like a Christmas tree with a bunch of presents. I don't know which one to open first )))
I never hint at anything))) I only calculate works based on style and processing))))
Oh, really! Also by pixels?)))
Did I really promise someone something in another fit of anger at Malakhov?))))
Can you give me a simpler hint?)))
Just theoretically - who else would you choose as a muse?
Theoretically, something like that))))
Everyone's off to smash it)))
All that's left is to mentally construct a sequence, and then cross them out one by one, leaving one candidate for the role of muse-owner ))
Marina Glebova, faleichik, Petr Golosov, Pieter Gynt -
It's so much fun here -
P.S. - and the cartoon is wonderful ))
That's for sure)))
Zer,
Honestly, I figured it out mathematically because you threw in so much "evidence,"
but photographically, no. I doubted it until the very end. You're so different here! No, I said it wrong. It's the same thing, but you expressed it differently. Plus, your broomstick got me confused. This is the third time in a row that a different approach has been taken.
You're a very good anonymous person))) By the way, have you seen the movie? I'm not just recommending it...
"Art is politics" – a quote from the film.
I couldn't answer you without watching the film first.
I thoroughly enjoyed it.
A crazy idea in the film + good cinematography + detective intrigue. The only regret was that I couldn't appreciate all the interesting wordplay in the original language – I watched it in Russian translation.
Thank you.
If you have any other recommendations, I'll be happy to hear from you
P.S. I'm also glad you liked "Work"
That's the point, it could be true, not a joke. I'm leaning toward this version of the historians!
Well, Shakespeare, born to crawl, and all his descendants to crawl after that, couldn't write about Verona without knowing what Verona was. A man from an illiterate family couldn't produce such masterpieces. Especially in those days, before the internet)) back then, you had to know the world to write about it.... This idea has been around for a long time. And in the film, for me, it's one of the most basic and plausible. Anyway, it's a long story. Shakespeare... It's quite a detective story.
– the whole film was like that.
This isn't magic. There have been debates for many years, even centuries. This is one of the strongest hypotheses. And I support it... You have to understand what the Middle Ages were... Information in the Middle Ages was available only to a select few... Knowledge—to a select few.
That's it... I'm about to go crazy... I need to put on the handbrake...
I'm glad you watched...
And that's when))) she said to him afterward: you'll never write again...
That's it...
Damn!...
))))
Shakespeare... I cried...
I went to see it, you described it so enticingly.
No! Sounds of Noise is art!
This film is about Shakespeare. Believe me. I've been studying this topic for a long time. Since I was 19.
And then there was this film
http://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/484457/
It matched my vision so well that I was ready to kiss the authors' hands.
And I recommended it to Zer when we were playing an anonymous flash mob.
Watch it. It's not even a film, but maybe one side of the story.
Thank you!!! I'm going to see the Shakespeare one.
This is one of those true, albeit Hollywood, films. Sometimes they work.)
Zer,
It's always... Such melancholy...
"-- How about we take on our William Shakespeare?" quote from...
Well, did we really go too far?))