Curiosidades Importantes
-90% dos produtos não tem apoio de comunicação. Dependem exclusivamente da própria embalagem para competir no mercado.
-O Consumidor não separa embalagem do conteúdo.(isso é bom??????...)
-No Brasil, 81% das decisões de compra ocorrem no ponto de venda.
-"O Cerebro Humano trabalha com significados" , portanto, a linguagem visual da embalagem agrega significado ao produto.
-"O Consumidor não compra preço, compra VALOR."
Fonte: pesquisa realizada pela ABRE(Associação Brasileira de Embalagens)
PERGUNTAS IMPORTANTES QUANDO VOCÊ PENSAR EM CRIAR UM PRODUTO/EMBALAGEM PARA COMPETIR NO MERCADO.
-Qual a primeira imagem que vem a mente quando pensa em tal produto?...
-Qual a primeira palavra que vem a mente quando pensa em tal produto? ...
-Qual a primeira cor que vem a mente quando pensa em tal produto? ...
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(PREDEBON.COM) Este Blog tem por finalidade, troca de informações culturais, filosóficas, políticas, econômicas, entre outras; de cunho relevante para o desenvolvimento social e intelectual de qualquer que seja o interessado em ler tais (nem tão bem) traçadas linhas... Um saluto do amigo, Vanir Predebon
quinta-feira, 30 de agosto de 2012
DADOS MERCADO NACIONAL DE EMBALAGENS
"Alguma coisa está fora da ordem,...
...Fora da nova ordem mundial."
Olá pessoal, abaixo segue comparativo de preços, na qual , por motivos óbvios, cito somente a particularidade do local, sem citar nome de estabelecimento, pois o intuito, não é combater, discriminalizar ou denegrir alguém, nem tãopouco fazer propaganda de algum estabelecimento. Simplesmente, repasso com o intuito de comparar preços e perceber, tal qual a música de Caetano, que "Alguma coisa está fora da ordem..." (risos)
São 3 refeições, todas elas com base em bifes e batatas fritas, o que mudam são os "entornos", quantidades e outros quetais...
boa reflexão e um forte abraço
do amigo
Vanir Predebon
Cardápio 1
2 pratos com 1 Bife de entrecot (9 cm) + batatas fritas (no mesmo prato)
1 Taça de Cerveja 500 Ml
Local: Bistrô tradicional a 100 mts da Torre Eiffel - Paris
Valor 20 Euros +ou- R$ 50,00 ( 2 pessoas - 25,00 por pessoa)
Cardápio 2
Alaminuta com 1 Bife (18 cm) +cumbuca de batatas fritas (pequena) + Cumbuca de Arroz( média) + pãozinho + Salada (cenouras cozidas , tomates e alface)
1 garrafa Cerveja 600 Ml
Local: Centro de Bento Gonçalves
Valor R$ 36,00 (2 pessoas - 18,00 por pessoa)
Cardápio 3
Alaminuta com 4 Bifes (18 cm) +cumbuca de batatas fritas (porção Grande servida 2 vezes) + Cumbuca de Arroz( Grande) + pãozinho + Salada (repolho, radicci , tomates e alface) + Cumbuca de Feijão (Grande) + Travessa com Polentas na chapa, Fatias de queijo, Fatias de Salame tipo italiano(servido 2 vezes)
1 garrafa coca-cola 2L.
Local: Linha Jansen
Valor R$ 56,50 ( 4 pessoas - 14,125 por pessoa)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUb-z8C3CBs
Olá pessoal, abaixo segue comparativo de preços, na qual , por motivos óbvios, cito somente a particularidade do local, sem citar nome de estabelecimento, pois o intuito, não é combater, discriminalizar ou denegrir alguém, nem tãopouco fazer propaganda de algum estabelecimento. Simplesmente, repasso com o intuito de comparar preços e perceber, tal qual a música de Caetano, que "Alguma coisa está fora da ordem..." (risos)
São 3 refeições, todas elas com base em bifes e batatas fritas, o que mudam são os "entornos", quantidades e outros quetais...
boa reflexão e um forte abraço
do amigo
Vanir Predebon
Cardápio 1
2 pratos com 1 Bife de entrecot (9 cm) + batatas fritas (no mesmo prato)
1 Taça de Cerveja 500 Ml
Local: Bistrô tradicional a 100 mts da Torre Eiffel - Paris
Valor 20 Euros +ou- R$ 50,00 ( 2 pessoas - 25,00 por pessoa)
Cardápio 2
Alaminuta com 1 Bife (18 cm) +cumbuca de batatas fritas (pequena) + Cumbuca de Arroz( média) + pãozinho + Salada (cenouras cozidas , tomates e alface)
1 garrafa Cerveja 600 Ml
Local: Centro de Bento Gonçalves
Valor R$ 36,00 (2 pessoas - 18,00 por pessoa)
Cardápio 3
Alaminuta com 4 Bifes (18 cm) +cumbuca de batatas fritas (porção Grande servida 2 vezes) + Cumbuca de Arroz( Grande) + pãozinho + Salada (repolho, radicci , tomates e alface) + Cumbuca de Feijão (Grande) + Travessa com Polentas na chapa, Fatias de queijo, Fatias de Salame tipo italiano(servido 2 vezes)
1 garrafa coca-cola 2L.
Local: Linha Jansen
Valor R$ 56,50 ( 4 pessoas - 14,125 por pessoa)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUb-z8C3CBs
quinta-feira, 26 de julho de 2012
"Guns Don't Kill People, People Kill People"
Olá Pessoal, segue a news que recebo de Michael Moore, na qual deixo na íntegra em Inglês, pois a tradução do google é muito boa (hehehe) , enfim, se não souber inglês, traduza em alguma ferramenta de sua preferência
um forte abraço e paz no coração
do amigo
Vanir Predebon
um forte abraço e paz no coração
do amigo
Vanir Predebon
It's the Guns – But We All Know, It's Not Really the Guns... a note from Michael Moore
Tuesday, July 24th, 2012
ALERT: Michael Moore will appear this evening on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight to discuss the Aurora, Colorado theater shooting and where we go from here. Tune in at 9:00 PM ET/6:00 PM PT (replay 12:00 Midnight ET/9:00 PM PT and 3:00 AM ET/12:00 Midnight PT).
Friends,
Since Cain went nuts and whacked Abel, there have always been those humans who, for one reason or another, go temporarily or permanently insane and commit unspeakable acts of violence. There was the Roman Emperor Tiberius, who during the first century A.D. enjoyed throwing victims off a cliff on the Mediterranean island of Capri. Gilles de Rais, a French knight and ally of Joan of Arc during the middle ages, went cuckoo-for-Cocoa Puffs one day and ended up murdering hundreds of children. Just a few decades later Vlad the Impaler, the inspiration for Dracula, was killing people in Transylvania in numberless horrifying ways.
In modern times, nearly every nation has had a psychopath or two commit a mass murder, regardless of how strict their gun laws are – the crazed white supremacist in Norway one year ago Sunday, the schoolyard butcher in Dunblane, Scotland, the École Polytechnique killer in Montreal, the mass murderer in Erfurt, Germany … the list seems endless.
And now the Aurora shooter last Friday. There have always been insane people, and there always will be.
But here's the difference between the rest of the world and us: We have TWO Auroras that take place every single day of every single year! At least 24 Americans every day (8-9,000 a year) are killed by people with guns – and that doesn't count the ones accidentally killed by guns or who commit suicide with a gun. Count them and you can triple that number to over 25,000.
That means the United States is responsible for over 80% of all the gun deaths in the 23 richest countries combined.Considering that the people of those countries, as human beings, are no better or worse than any of us, well, then, why us?
Both conservatives and liberals in America operate with firmly held beliefs as to "the why" of this problem. And the reason neither can find their way out of the box toward a real solution is because, in fact, they're both half right.
The right believes that the Founding Fathers, through some sort of divine decree, have guaranteed them the absolute right to own as many guns as they desire. And they will ceaselessly remind you that a gun cannot fire itself – that "Guns don't kill people, people kill people."
Of course, they know they're being intellectually dishonest (if I can use that word) when they say that about the Second Amendment because they know the men who wrote the constitution just wanted to make sure a militia could be quickly called up from amongst the farmers and merchants should the Brits decide to return and wreak some havoc.
But they are half right when they say "Guns don't kill people." I would just alter that slogan slightly to speak the real truth: "Guns don't kill people, Americans kill people."
Because we're the only ones in the first world who do this en masse. And you'll hear all stripes of Americans come up with a host of reasons so that they don't have to deal with what's really behind all this murder and mayhem.
They'll say it's the violent movies and video games that are responsible. Last time I checked, the movies and video games in Japan are more violent than ours – and yet usually fewer than 20 people a year are killed there with guns – and in 2006 the number was two!
Others will say it's the number of broken homes that lead to all this killing. I hate to break this to you, but there are almost as many single-parent homes in the U.K. as there are here – and yet, in Great Britain, there are usually fewer than 40 gun murders a year.
People like me will say this is all the result of the U.S. having a history and a culture of men with guns, "cowboys and Indians," "shoot first and ask questions later." And while it is true that the mass genocide of the Native Americans set a pretty ugly model to found a country on, I think it's safe to say we're not the only ones with a violent past or a penchant for genocide. Hello, Germany! That's right I'm talking about you and your history, from the Huns to the Nazis, just loving a good slaughter (as did the Japanese, and the British who ruled the world for hundreds of years – and they didn't achieve that through planting daisies). And yet in Germany, a nation of 80 million people, there are only around 200 gun murders a year.
So those countries (and many others) are just like us – except for the fact that more people here believe in God and go to church than any other Western nation.
My liberal compatriots will tell you if we just had less guns, there would be less gun deaths. And, mathematically, that would be true. If you have less arsenic in the water supply, it will kill less people. Less of anything bad – calories, smoking, reality TV – will kill far fewer people. And if we had strong gun laws that prohibited automatic and semi-automatic weapons and banned the sale of large magazines that can hold a gazillion bullets, well, then shooters like the man in Aurora would not be able to shoot so many people in just a few minutes.
But this, too, has a problem. There are plenty of guns in Canada (mostly hunting rifles) – and yet the annual gun murder count in Canada is around 200 deaths. In fact, because of its proximity, Canada's culture is very similar to ours – the kids play the same violent video games, watch the same movies and TV shows, and yet they don't grow up wanting to kill each other. Switzerland has the third-highest number of guns per capita on earth, but still a low murder rate.
So – why us?
I posed this question a decade ago in my film 'Bowling for Columbine,' and this week, I have had little to say because I feel I said what I had to say ten years ago – and it doesn't seem to have done a whole lot of good other than to now look like it was actually a crystal ball posing as a movie.
This is what I said then, and it is what I will say again today:
1. We Americans are incredibly good killers. We believe in killing as a way of accomplishing our goals. Three-quarters of our states execute criminals, even though the states with the lower murder rates are generally the states with no death penalty.
Our killing is not just historical (the slaughter of Indians and slaves and each other in a "civil" war). It is our current way of resolving whatever it is we're afraid of. It's invasion as foreign policy. Sure there's Iraq and Afghanistan – but we've been invaders since we "conquered the wild west" and now we're hooked so bad we don't even know where to invade (bin Laden wasn't hiding in Afghanistan, he was in Pakistan) or what to invade for (Saddam had zero weapons of mass destruction and nothing to do with 9/11). We send our lower classes off to do the killing, and the rest of us who don't have a loved one over there don't spend a single minute of any given day thinking about the carnage. And now we send in remote pilotless planes to kill, planes that are being controlled by faceless men in a lush, air conditioned studio in suburban Las Vegas. It is madness.
2. We are an easily frightened people and it is easy to manipulate us with fear. What are we so afraid of that we need to have 300 million guns in our homes? Who do we think is going to hurt us? Why are most of these guns in white suburban and rural homes? Maybe we should fix our race problem and our poverty problem (again, #1 in the industrialized world) and then maybe there would be fewer frustrated, frightened, angry people reaching for the gun in the drawer. Maybe we would take better care of each other (here's a good example of what I mean).
Those are my thoughts about Aurora and the violent country I am a citizen of. Like I said, I spelled it all out here if you'd like to watch it or share it for free with others. All we're lacking here, my friends, is the courage and the resolve. I'm in if you are.
Yours,
Michael Moore
MMFlint@MichaelMoore.com
@MMFlint
MichaelMoore.com
Tuesday, July 24th, 2012
ALERT: Michael Moore will appear this evening on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight to discuss the Aurora, Colorado theater shooting and where we go from here. Tune in at 9:00 PM ET/6:00 PM PT (replay 12:00 Midnight ET/9:00 PM PT and 3:00 AM ET/12:00 Midnight PT).
Friends,
Since Cain went nuts and whacked Abel, there have always been those humans who, for one reason or another, go temporarily or permanently insane and commit unspeakable acts of violence. There was the Roman Emperor Tiberius, who during the first century A.D. enjoyed throwing victims off a cliff on the Mediterranean island of Capri. Gilles de Rais, a French knight and ally of Joan of Arc during the middle ages, went cuckoo-for-Cocoa Puffs one day and ended up murdering hundreds of children. Just a few decades later Vlad the Impaler, the inspiration for Dracula, was killing people in Transylvania in numberless horrifying ways.
In modern times, nearly every nation has had a psychopath or two commit a mass murder, regardless of how strict their gun laws are – the crazed white supremacist in Norway one year ago Sunday, the schoolyard butcher in Dunblane, Scotland, the École Polytechnique killer in Montreal, the mass murderer in Erfurt, Germany … the list seems endless.
And now the Aurora shooter last Friday. There have always been insane people, and there always will be.
But here's the difference between the rest of the world and us: We have TWO Auroras that take place every single day of every single year! At least 24 Americans every day (8-9,000 a year) are killed by people with guns – and that doesn't count the ones accidentally killed by guns or who commit suicide with a gun. Count them and you can triple that number to over 25,000.
That means the United States is responsible for over 80% of all the gun deaths in the 23 richest countries combined.Considering that the people of those countries, as human beings, are no better or worse than any of us, well, then, why us?
Both conservatives and liberals in America operate with firmly held beliefs as to "the why" of this problem. And the reason neither can find their way out of the box toward a real solution is because, in fact, they're both half right.
The right believes that the Founding Fathers, through some sort of divine decree, have guaranteed them the absolute right to own as many guns as they desire. And they will ceaselessly remind you that a gun cannot fire itself – that "Guns don't kill people, people kill people."
Of course, they know they're being intellectually dishonest (if I can use that word) when they say that about the Second Amendment because they know the men who wrote the constitution just wanted to make sure a militia could be quickly called up from amongst the farmers and merchants should the Brits decide to return and wreak some havoc.
But they are half right when they say "Guns don't kill people." I would just alter that slogan slightly to speak the real truth: "Guns don't kill people, Americans kill people."
Because we're the only ones in the first world who do this en masse. And you'll hear all stripes of Americans come up with a host of reasons so that they don't have to deal with what's really behind all this murder and mayhem.
They'll say it's the violent movies and video games that are responsible. Last time I checked, the movies and video games in Japan are more violent than ours – and yet usually fewer than 20 people a year are killed there with guns – and in 2006 the number was two!
Others will say it's the number of broken homes that lead to all this killing. I hate to break this to you, but there are almost as many single-parent homes in the U.K. as there are here – and yet, in Great Britain, there are usually fewer than 40 gun murders a year.
People like me will say this is all the result of the U.S. having a history and a culture of men with guns, "cowboys and Indians," "shoot first and ask questions later." And while it is true that the mass genocide of the Native Americans set a pretty ugly model to found a country on, I think it's safe to say we're not the only ones with a violent past or a penchant for genocide. Hello, Germany! That's right I'm talking about you and your history, from the Huns to the Nazis, just loving a good slaughter (as did the Japanese, and the British who ruled the world for hundreds of years – and they didn't achieve that through planting daisies). And yet in Germany, a nation of 80 million people, there are only around 200 gun murders a year.
So those countries (and many others) are just like us – except for the fact that more people here believe in God and go to church than any other Western nation.
My liberal compatriots will tell you if we just had less guns, there would be less gun deaths. And, mathematically, that would be true. If you have less arsenic in the water supply, it will kill less people. Less of anything bad – calories, smoking, reality TV – will kill far fewer people. And if we had strong gun laws that prohibited automatic and semi-automatic weapons and banned the sale of large magazines that can hold a gazillion bullets, well, then shooters like the man in Aurora would not be able to shoot so many people in just a few minutes.
But this, too, has a problem. There are plenty of guns in Canada (mostly hunting rifles) – and yet the annual gun murder count in Canada is around 200 deaths. In fact, because of its proximity, Canada's culture is very similar to ours – the kids play the same violent video games, watch the same movies and TV shows, and yet they don't grow up wanting to kill each other. Switzerland has the third-highest number of guns per capita on earth, but still a low murder rate.
So – why us?
I posed this question a decade ago in my film 'Bowling for Columbine,' and this week, I have had little to say because I feel I said what I had to say ten years ago – and it doesn't seem to have done a whole lot of good other than to now look like it was actually a crystal ball posing as a movie.
This is what I said then, and it is what I will say again today:
1. We Americans are incredibly good killers. We believe in killing as a way of accomplishing our goals. Three-quarters of our states execute criminals, even though the states with the lower murder rates are generally the states with no death penalty.
Our killing is not just historical (the slaughter of Indians and slaves and each other in a "civil" war). It is our current way of resolving whatever it is we're afraid of. It's invasion as foreign policy. Sure there's Iraq and Afghanistan – but we've been invaders since we "conquered the wild west" and now we're hooked so bad we don't even know where to invade (bin Laden wasn't hiding in Afghanistan, he was in Pakistan) or what to invade for (Saddam had zero weapons of mass destruction and nothing to do with 9/11). We send our lower classes off to do the killing, and the rest of us who don't have a loved one over there don't spend a single minute of any given day thinking about the carnage. And now we send in remote pilotless planes to kill, planes that are being controlled by faceless men in a lush, air conditioned studio in suburban Las Vegas. It is madness.
2. We are an easily frightened people and it is easy to manipulate us with fear. What are we so afraid of that we need to have 300 million guns in our homes? Who do we think is going to hurt us? Why are most of these guns in white suburban and rural homes? Maybe we should fix our race problem and our poverty problem (again, #1 in the industrialized world) and then maybe there would be fewer frustrated, frightened, angry people reaching for the gun in the drawer. Maybe we would take better care of each other (here's a good example of what I mean).
Those are my thoughts about Aurora and the violent country I am a citizen of. Like I said, I spelled it all out here if you'd like to watch it or share it for free with others. All we're lacking here, my friends, is the courage and the resolve. I'm in if you are.
Yours,
Michael Moore
MMFlint@MichaelMoore.com
@MMFlint
MichaelMoore.com
sexta-feira, 4 de maio de 2012
Occupy This Albun
um Sonzinho lado "B" aí galera, pra quem quiser ,
http://soundcloud.com/occupy-this-album/01-michael-moore-the-times
Créditos ao mailing do Michel Moore, na qual sou assinante
Valeu
"Occupy, your mind!"
abraços
Vanir Predebon
http://soundcloud.com/occupy-this-album/01-michael-moore-the-times
Créditos ao mailing do Michel Moore, na qual sou assinante
Valeu
"Occupy, your mind!"
abraços
Vanir Predebon
terça-feira, 10 de abril de 2012
Merovíngios Atômicos
Fevereiro de 2012, viagem pela incrível rota do rio Loire, ou "Val Du Loire" se preferir, hehe... Rota dos castelos das dinastias Merovíngias, palco de muita história, muitas lendas, muita, muita coisa mesmo, inclusive , usinas atômicas. É , foi isso também que vi, num raio de aproximadamente 150 km , avistamos 2, a primeira perto de Chambord, a Segunda em Chinon...
A reflexão que fica é apenas uma: Não pode haver somente uma maneira das nações seguirem progredindo e crescendo economicamente. Crescimento este, a base de queima e consumo de enegias não renováveis e de já tão comprovado impacto.
Abaixo e acima, seguem fotos e as conclusões, bem , as conclusões já diz o chavão, "- cada um tire as suas", ehehe... Bem, como eu sou cabeça feita, a minha já tireie é a seguinte: Onde houver qualquer forma de política, haverá de alguma forma um potentado, onde este estiver instalado, pode ter certeza, que, em algum momento, algum imbecil, terá a incrível idéia(e não necessariamente esta) de inserir uma usina atômica numa região que é patrimônio mundial da Unesco.
Bem, vamos lá, continuemos assim... "tudo em nome do dinheiro, tudo pelo poder..."
forte abraço do amigo
Vanir Predebon
quinta-feira, 29 de março de 2012
PINK FLOYD - Don't Leave Me Now - Psicodelia total (POA/2012)
Don't Leave Me Now
Ooooh BabeDon't leave me now
Don't say it's the end of the road
Remember the flowers I sent
I need you Babe
To put through the shredder
In front of my friends
Ooooh Babe
Don't leave me now
How could you go?
When you know how I need you
To beat to a pulp on a Saturday night
Ooooh Babe
Don't leave me now
How can you treat me this way?
Running away
Ooooh Babe
Why are you running away?
Ooooh Babe!
Não Me Deixe Agora
Ooooh BabyNão me deixe agora
Não diga que é o fim da estrada
Lembre-se das flores que enviei
Eu preciso de você Baby
Para colocar o picador de papéis
Na frente dos meus amigos
Ooooh baby
Não me deixe agora
Como você pode partir?
Quando você souber o quanto eu preciso de Você
Para quebrar os ossos numa noite de sábado
Ooooh Baby
Não me deixe agora
Como pode você me tratar desta maneira?
Indo embora
Ooooh Baby
Por que você está indo embora?
Ooooh Baby!
Fonte: The Wall - Pink Floyd - Traduções http://whiplash.net/materias/traducoes/004644-pinkfloyd.html#ixzz1qYjOFBYl
depois de quase quarenta anos, o Brasil recebe the Wall, antes tarde do que nunca, e o contexto/enredo do digamos "filme" continua atual.
terça-feira, 27 de março de 2012
Pink FLoyd - The Wall (What Shall We Do Now?) Mais Atual Impossível...
O Que Faremos Agora? (Tradução) - mais atual que nunca...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RD9isFLafWY
O que faremos para enchermos os espaços vazios?
Onde ondas de fome urram
Nós devemos atravessar o mar de rostos?
À procura de mais e mais aplausos
Devemos comprar uma nova guitarra?
Devemos dirigir um carro mais potente?
Devemos trabalhar a noite toda?
Devemos ter dentro de nós, espírito de luta?
Deixe as luzes acesas
As bombas caírem
Viaje para o oriente
Contraia doenças
Enterre os ossos
Destrua as casas
Envie flores pelo telefone
Tome um drink
Vá a um psicólogo
Deixe de comer carne
Durma poucas vezes
Trate as pessoas como se fossem uns animais de estimação
Treine os cachorros
Para correrem atrás dos ratos
Encha o sótão de dinheiro vivo
Enterre o tesouro
Armazene o tédio
Mas de maneira alguma relaxe
Com nossas costas viradas para o muro
What Shall We Do Now?
What shall we do to fill the empty spaces?
Where waves of hunger roar
Shall we set out across the sea of faces?
In search of more and more applause
Shall we buy a new guitar?
Shall we drive a more powerful car?
Shall we work straight through the night?
Shall we get into fights?
Leave the lights on
Drop bombs
Do tours of the east
Contract diseases
Bury bones
Break up homes
Send flowers by phone
Take to drink
Go to shrinks
Give up meat
Rarely sleep
Keep people as pets
Train dogs
Race rats
Fill the attic with cash
Bury treasure
Store up leisure
But never relax at all
With our backs to the wall
Fonte: The Wall - Pink Floyd - Traduções http://whiplash.net/materias/traducoes/004644-pinkfloyd.html#ixzz1qKLFPV3z
O que faremos para enchermos os espaços vazios?
Onde ondas de fome urram
Nós devemos atravessar o mar de rostos?
À procura de mais e mais aplausos
Devemos comprar uma nova guitarra?
Devemos dirigir um carro mais potente?
Devemos trabalhar a noite toda?
Devemos ter dentro de nós, espírito de luta?
Deixe as luzes acesas
As bombas caírem
Viaje para o oriente
Contraia doenças
Enterre os ossos
Destrua as casas
Envie flores pelo telefone
Tome um drink
Vá a um psicólogo
Deixe de comer carne
Durma poucas vezes
Trate as pessoas como se fossem uns animais de estimação
Treine os cachorros
Para correrem atrás dos ratos
Encha o sótão de dinheiro vivo
Enterre o tesouro
Armazene o tédio
Mas de maneira alguma relaxe
Com nossas costas viradas para o muro
What Shall We Do Now?
What shall we do to fill the empty spaces?
Where waves of hunger roar
Shall we set out across the sea of faces?
In search of more and more applause
Shall we buy a new guitar?
Shall we drive a more powerful car?
Shall we work straight through the night?
Shall we get into fights?
Leave the lights on
Drop bombs
Do tours of the east
Contract diseases
Bury bones
Break up homes
Send flowers by phone
Take to drink
Go to shrinks
Give up meat
Rarely sleep
Keep people as pets
Train dogs
Race rats
Fill the attic with cash
Bury treasure
Store up leisure
But never relax at all
With our backs to the wall
Fonte: The Wall - Pink Floyd - Traduções http://whiplash.net/materias/traducoes/004644-pinkfloyd.html#ixzz1qKLFPV3z
domingo, 29 de janeiro de 2012
Seca na Serra também está Forte
28 de Janeiro de 2012, Linha São Miguel, Bento Gonçalves -RS
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