MOMUS BEFORE I FORGET the other night I had a dream that I met you in New York and you ignored me so I insulted you by claiming that New York City was more interesting than you.
Then later we apologized to each other and you let me look into your bad eye "for inspiration".
What about all the incineration of bourgeois cars to avoid further gentrification of berlin? that seems like they aren't only worried with mindless destruction of public property.
Ha, I didn't see that article! I must say, I'm much more positive about people destroying luxury cars than I am about people destroying public transport. Cars are an enemy of the city, an enemy of the people. I'd like to see them targeted as stringently as tobacco has been.
It's sort of funny how the Guardian article chooses a 26 year-old graphic designer in Kreuzberg as the mouthpiece of anti-gentrification. I mean, what is he designing? Last time I checked, graphic design was hand-in-glove with commerce. When graphic designers move into your neighbourhood, organic groceries and art galleries tend to follow.
I'm doing my bit in the struggle, as Jan defines it, though: putting a foreign name on my doorbell. Sure, it's a Japanese surname, not a Turkish one, but...
That is the worst thing about returning from a trip from Japan. After a two week visit you need at least a month to get used to the home country's rudeness. I have a 2 years contract in Tokyo and am worried it will take 5 years to recover.
Depends on the home country. I'm from New Zealand and most of our shop assistants are (if anything) TOO friendly. I found the shop assistant greetings in Japan very familiar.
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Then later we apologized to each other and you let me look into your bad eye "for inspiration".
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NYC more interesting than NICK? Impossible!
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jan/10/berlin-anarchists-torch-cars
Though I also prefer a more diplomatic aproach like the one with the LIDL bags
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It's sort of funny how the Guardian article chooses a 26 year-old graphic designer in Kreuzberg as the mouthpiece of anti-gentrification. I mean, what is he designing? Last time I checked, graphic design was hand-in-glove with commerce. When graphic designers move into your neighbourhood, organic groceries and art galleries tend to follow.
I'm doing my bit in the struggle, as Jan defines it, though: putting a foreign name on my doorbell. Sure, it's a Japanese surname, not a Turkish one, but...
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Can't wait for the Swastikas to appear at the cemeteries
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I have a 2 years contract in Tokyo and am worried it will take 5 years to recover.
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