Leosfera

é, ralf, o flare! #palindromo

#mtlb

aí ramsés, maria! #palindromo

😆

ele drogar frade é dar fragor dele. #palindromo

eu dei um pulo lá e fui massacrado de propaganda otanista.

ao dar o cacife, fica corado(a). #palindromo

ao dar o cacife, fica corado. #palindromo circular

que tradução tosca.

no kings, only in britain.

se eu fosse o lula, eu me antecipava e invadia a venezuela. sempre quis ter costa no caribe.

isso, mil vezes.

e financiar a violência?

In 2 Henry VI, Duchess Eleanor is exiled in the Isle of Man with Sir John Stanley. Is Charlotte his descendant?

tio, manejo hoje na moita. #palindromo circular

a iza mete o pé de pó e tem azia. #palindromo

e aí, gata, vamos violar o cessar-fogo?

The genocide continues in Gaza and the world stays silent.

How fucking predictable.

Shall I call that wise or foolish, now; if it be really wise it has a foolish look to it

deu cabo à louça e calou a boca. #palindromo silábico-circular

etel e moacir, é rica omelete! #palindromo

só gabarito: cid é médico, tira bagos. #palindromo

all mortal greatness is but disease

and dems suck too.

and dems suck too.

mas está no quad.

essa mesmo.

Só se for os RCS, porque Brasil e Índia batem continência ao Tio Sam.

vou sem falta!

From the mid-1920s until 1933, Paul Klee taught a design class for the weaving workshop of the Bauhaus, a German art school combining ne art and craft. Concurrent with his classroom interaction with student weavers, Klee began to use increasingly unusual fabrics in his paintings, including cotton, jute, and silk, to explore the interaction between paint and the many distinct textures of his supports. In late works such as Exotics, painted on coarse burlap, Klee recalled his formative journeys to Tunisia and Egypt in 1914 and 1928, respectively. While these trips to North Africa, then under occupation by France and Great Britain, originally positioned him as an adventurer in the eyes of his contemporaries, the rough-hewn, woven character of the painting’s support was an expression of his long-standing interest in weaving. Bequest of Mrs. Walter Paepcke

Exotics https://www.artic.edu/artworks/134057/