When I was 3, I had a 10-year-old brother, and deep in my heart I hoped that when I grew up, I’d be just like him. Not that I stood a chance.
Etgar Keret writes about his brother Nimrod [from EK news, via Nimrod’s twitter].
When I was 3, I had a 10-year-old brother, and deep in my heart I hoped that when I grew up, I’d be just like him. Not that I stood a chance.
Etgar Keret writes about his brother Nimrod [from EK news, via Nimrod’s twitter].
[via LMG].
Padre is a perl editor written in the wxwindows toolkit and translated into multiple languages.
And when it isn’t fully localized, like in this Hebrew version, well, at least it gives you text in your preferred reading direction:
The Thespian is moving to Haifa, following the vagabond vagaries of the acting life, and reports from his reconnoitering: People there are very nice! Twice a woman in the street said “Hello” to me.
Me: Saying hello to strangers on the street? Why is it that these northerners have no proper manners?
One who plays Bildad in the newspaper: Well, Haifa is all stairs, so Haifa people are super-good at climbing stairs. So they don’t get any elevator practice.
Bada-bing.
YouTube – SMBC Theater – Time Traveling Geek.
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