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Aliens had kidnapped German, American, Russian and put everyone in a different solitary prison cells. Then aliens gave everyone two titanium balls and said: "You have a 24 hours to decide how can you surprise us. The one who can surprise us mostly, will be free". Next day they came to German at first. He was juggling balls with one hand. Aliens answered: "Ok. Nice". Then they checked American. He was juggling balls with one hand, dancing and singing at the same time. Aliens answered: "Awesome! It looks like no chance for Russian. What else can he  do with two titanium balls?". But anyway they decided to visit him just for fun. They checked Russian then came back to German and American and said: "Sorry. But we will free the Russian guy". Men asked: "But what did he do?". The answer was: "Two titanium balls- the first one is broken the second one is lost".

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Уильям Фолкнер

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Уильям Фолкнер

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Не старайся быть лучше, чем твои современники или предшественники. Старайся быть лучше самого себя.

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I'm unstoppable
I'm a Porsche with no breaks
I'm invincible
Yeah, I win every single game
I'm so powerful
I don't need batteries to play
I'm so confident
Yeah, I'm unstoppable today

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- Неужели все женщины сильнее и лучше меня?
- Да, - ответил Джош.

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at the list of my favorite books the novels by an OBE prizewinner Kazuo Ishiguro occupy 100 points
I adore The Remain of the Day and now I'm reading the other book by K. I.
I've only read 100 pages but very impressed 'cause I didn't expect that the novel is...something like.....this........
the same conclusion as Lamb has: if I'm not too lazy and too buzy, I'll post a review on The Buried Giant and its retelling

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I've already listened to The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove by Christopher Moore
listening to this book right now (part 2)
if I'm not too lazy and too buzy, I'll post a review on Lamb and its retelling (russian title is Агнец)

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I've had already all her books, and A Redbird Christmas even in English
The new one is Cтоя под радугой
I'll buy it in ferbruary, I promise

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Fannie Flagg is an American author and actress. Her real name is Patricia Neal. She was born in Alabama. Encouraged by her father, Flagg was interested in writing and performing at an early age. Now (2018) she’s 74 years old and a lot of people love Flagg for her books. Unfortunately, Flagg says that she won’t write novels more, only the short stories.

I’ve read almost all her books and my favorite is Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, Welcome to the World, Baby Girl! (yes, my padlet named after this book, it's obvious) and A Redbird Christmas.

A redb. chr. was published in 2004. The plot of this book is simple enough. Oswald T. Campbell, a down-and-out oldman in a Chicago winter, is given only a few months to live unless he moves South. He finds himself in the small town of Lost River where the weather is fine and the residents are friendly. One of them, Roy, keeps a red cardinal, a once wounded bird called Jack. Patsy, a sad little kid with a crippled leg, from the trailer park up in the woods, falls in love with Jack.

I adore Fannie Flagg’s books because she creates a real world with real people but full of different miracles. It warms my heart. I’d love so much to live there with my family.

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Fannie Flagg; a christmas in summer? everything is possible

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Fannie Flagg; a christmas in summer? everything is possible