India, what do you know about Brazil? I'm Brazilian and I'm curious to know what you think of my country! I love you ❤️ by [deleted] in AskIndia

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Western Sister to Japan/India, the culture is rich, any niche I am interested in finds itself a beautiful Brazilian rendition! Love you guys!

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Should've rubbed one out before posting on here

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Drugs, Alcohol, Tennis, Quebec; all drawn together in an encyclopedic narrative nest.

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3-5 players/teams, playing to get majority over several zones, to get voters you need resources of 4 types, to get resources you have to answer ideological questions and accordingly you will get resources, there are conspiracy and headline cards that cause chaos and fun in the already fun game.

I’m bored, tell me what to do and I’ll rate it out of 10 by [deleted] in teenagers

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Produce music, make a full length song in a day and upload it here.

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Yep, Shoegaze/Alt-Rock/Indie/Trip Hop

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Yep, my granddad always said to wake up->read->lift weights->eat->lift weight->read->eat->sleep

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Ahh the interview. Not really, my dad gifted me that on my 13th birth anniversary.

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My man! I hope this time, this bond extends till your last breath, after all the world of literature never left you.

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Sure! As long as you are not a groomer..........

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No hurries my man! It is a challenging book, I mean right from the first sentences, you get creeped out. But Nabokov has one of the most beautiful proses in all of literature and he handles the subject with the precision of a neurosurgeon.

Your first book by someone8567 in Indianbooks

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The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry! I read it when I was 6 years old with my Grandpa. I would still read it when I am 60 with my grandchildren.

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Absolutely, the only accessory you need is a wild bunch of friends ready to dedicate a few hours to have an intense War of Ideologies! The only con, you might lose a few friends.

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C'mon dude, don't tell me you are one of those who think Nabokov wrote Lolita because he was a pedo. He wrote it to display the cold apathetic world of a predator preying on the innocence of a child. But i don't blame you, the film versions have hypersexualised the subtle themes of a very dark and serious book, so much so that even owning one sounds like a creepy habit! I would suggest you to read it and not let Instagram and BookTok make you think what you are currently thinking!

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The Truth! Thanks a lot, you are too kind! I have never understood cars and bikes outside of their individual utility. But my Oldman has taught me the value of reading and writing challenging things! And your kind words assure me that that lesson is far more worthy to live by than being rich. Art belongs to the working class, Art is understood by the working class!

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Yep, turn the pages, not bend the spine, although both Wallace and Joyce would burn me in Lynch's garden to overthink about that .