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Why didn't he just write "Wanted: Karl Lagerfeld"? Because really, that's who he wants. He wants me.
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Julie Anne, light of my loins, is the creator of the pear present in the post made on the 3rd of March, 2009. That is all.
3 comments:
We already know you're a genius, okay? Don't rub it in our faces, rub it into John's or perhaps Stefano's, hmm?
Vidal, that's exactly why that post exists.
You can bet that dear John and Stefano will read it and attempt to throw something out their window, hmm?
“The cult of great ideas is dangerous and may destroy the real basis for great achievements, that is the daily, humble work within the framework of a profession,” Renoir wrote."
I cannot understand what he is saying [great ideas is dangerous and may destroy the real basis for great achievements]?
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