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Bestimmt habt ihr schon viel von ihr gehört und gelesen. Die Werbung, egal ob Positiv oder Negativ, war allumfassend von der Klobürste bis zur Infragestellung des Projekts.
I'm sure you've heard and read a lot about her. The advertising, whether positive or negative, was all-encompassing from the toilet brush to the questioning of the project.
Estoy seguro de que has oído y leído mucho sobre ella. La publicidad, positiva o negativa, abarcaba desde el cepillo del inodoro hasta el cuestionamiento del proyecto.
Bitte respektiere mein Copyright. Keine Verwendung des Fotos ohne meine ausdrückliche Genehmigung.
Please respect my copyright. No use of the photo without my expressly permission.
Por favor, respete mis derechos de autor. Ningún uso de la foto sin mi permiso explícito.
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The original – with plus points
dear international viewers of this photo! i'd find it enormously funny if you just added the word "toilet" in any language you know as tags. please don't forget to put "quotation marks" around them in case it's two words or so. thank you very much! i am looking forward to new results!
This image is part of a game in the photoshop tennis group, taking place at: photoshop tennis - game 243
INODORO- TOILET in ENGLISH
there is no standard AMERICAN toilet like we have
in our lovely homes.
in the deep slums of
SAN PEDRO DE MACORIS
Photography’s new conscience
Roberto Alfredo Fontanarrosa (November 26, 1944 – July 19, 2007) was an Argentine cartoonist and writer. He was born in Rosario, province of Santa Fe, and he lived and worked there until his death. He was widely known by the affectionate nickname El Negro.
"People would say that I'm comic writer, at least, and that will be true. I don't care too much how people will define me as a writer. I don't want to be a Nobel laureate. It will be enough for me if anyone tells me 'I laughed my ass off with your book.'"
Fontanarrosa began his career writing comic strips and later branched out into writing books with comic short stories, specially about football (soccer). His better known strips are Inodoro Pereyra, featuring a gaucho and his talking dog Mendieta, and Boogie el Aceitoso.
Fontanarrosa wrote three novels (Best Seller, El área 18 and La Gansada), and seven books of short comic stories (Los trenes matan a los autos, El mundo ha vivido equivocado, No sé si he sido claro, Nada del otro mundo, El mayor de mis defectos, Uno nunca sabe and La mesa de los galanes). There are also a number of book compilations of his newspapers' strips.
His work could be seen in different Latin American newspapers including Argentine Clarín, Colombian El tiempo, Uruguayan La República, and Mexican magazine Proceso. He was also a creative collaborator of the humorous-musical group Les Luthiers.
On 19 July 2007, Fontanarrosa suffered a respiratory failure, and was taken to a hospital. He died there about one hour later. His funeral service and the funeral procession on the next day were attended by thousands of common citizens, writers, actors, and political authorities. The procession stopped beside the Gigante de Arroyito stadium (home of Rosario Central, a team of which Fontanarrosa was possibly its most notable fan) and then continued north to the neighbouring city of Granadero Baigorria, where Fontanarrosa was buried at the Parque de la Eternidad cemetery.
The main national news services and printed media of Argentina devoted special segments to Fontanarrosa's legacy and to the funeral service. The national government declared a Mourning Day for National Culture, and the municipal government of Rosario ordered flags to be flown at half mast.
Roberto Alfredo Fontanarrosa (November 26, 1944 – July 19, 2007) was an Argentine cartoonist and writer. He was born in Rosario, province of Santa Fe, and he lived and worked there until his death. He was widely known by the affectionate nickname El Negro.
"People would say that I'm comic writer, at least, and that will be true. I don't care too much how people will define me as a writer. I don't want to be a Nobel laureate. It will be enough for me if anyone tells me 'I laughed my ass off with your book.'"
Fontanarrosa began his career writing comic strips and later branched out into writing books with comic short stories, specially about football (soccer). His better known strips are Inodoro Pereyra, featuring a gaucho and his talking dog Mendieta, and Boogie el Aceitoso.
Fontanarrosa wrote three novels (Best Seller, El área 18 and La Gansada), and seven books of short comic stories (Los trenes matan a los autos, El mundo ha vivido equivocado, No sé si he sido claro, Nada del otro mundo, El mayor de mis defectos, Uno nunca sabe and La mesa de los galanes). There are also a number of book compilations of his newspapers' strips.
His work could be seen in different Latin American newspapers including Argentine Clarín, Colombian El tiempo, Uruguayan La República, and Mexican magazine Proceso. He was also a creative collaborator of the humorous-musical group Les Luthiers.
On 19 July 2007, Fontanarrosa suffered a respiratory failure, and was taken to a hospital. He died there about one hour later. His funeral service and the funeral procession on the next day were attended by thousands of common citizens, writers, actors, and political authorities. The procession stopped beside the Gigante de Arroyito stadium (home of Rosario Central, a team of which Fontanarrosa was possibly its most notable fan) and then continued north to the neighbouring city of Granadero Baigorria, where Fontanarrosa was buried at the Parque de la Eternidad cemetery.
The main national news services and printed media of Argentina devoted special segments to Fontanarrosa's legacy and to the funeral service. The national government declared a Mourning Day for National Culture, and the municipal government of Rosario ordered flags to be flown at half mast.
UN PEU D' HUMOUR ...
Ici a pissé Nicolas Sarkozy
Here pissed Nicolas Sarkozy
Aquí pissed Nicolas Sarkozy
Hier pisste Nicolas Sarkozy
Si l'on commençait la semaine par un peu d'humour ?
photo réalisée dans la partie "toilettes" d'un bar.
Pris par un besoin urgent ou en avance sur l'horaire !) au cours de sa visite en ville l'ex-Président aurait fait cette halte.
le "boss du bar" n'a pas laissé passer cette occasion pour immortaliser ce moment -:)
If we started the week with a little humor?
photo made in the "toilet" part of a bar.
Taken by an urgent need or ahead of schedule!) During his visit to the city the former President would have made this stop.
the "boss of the bar" did not miss this opportunity to immortalize this moment - :)
Si comenzamos la semana con un poco de humor?
foto hecha en la parte del "inodoro" de un bar.
¡Tomado por una necesidad urgente o antes de lo previsto!) Durante su visita a la ciudad, el ex presidente habría hecho esta parada.
el "jefe del bar" no perdió esta oportunidad de inmortalizar este momento - :)
CAGANDO TODOS SOMO IGUALES
SHITTING WE ARE ALL THE SAME
Imaginen a su actor o actriz favorita, su idolo musical, su amor platonico, su novio(a), sus padres, a algun familiar, a un presidente o inclusive al Papa, imaginen a cualquiera en el acto del cual somos sometidos los humanos, el acto de cagar. Frente a los ojos del inodoro somos iguales todos, cada uno de nosotros se ve igual de patetico al momento de CAGAR
Imagine your favorite actor or actress, your musical idol, your platonic love, your couple, your parents, any president or the Pope, imagine at once anyone, to the act which we are subjected the humans, the act of shitting. In front of the toilet`s eyes we are all the same, each one of us look so pathetic at the moment of Shitting
Pink it's my new obsession, and
Pink it's not even a question,
Pink on the lips of your lover, 'cause
Pink is the love you discover
10-04-2025
Plaza de Carlos V
Madrid, España
CONVERSACIONES EN SILENCIO SERIE
TALKING IN SILENCE SERIES
Please, do not use this photo without permission
Por Favor no usar esta fotografía sin permiso
Rosario (Spanish pronunciation: [roˈsaɾjo]) is the largest city in the province of Santa Fe, in central Argentina. It is located 300 km (186 mi) northwest of Buenos Aires, on the western shore of the Paraná River. Rosario is the third most populous city in the country, and also the most populous non-capital city in Argentina, with a growing and important metropolitan area; Greater Rosario has an estimated population of 1,276,000 as of 2012. One of its main attractions includes the neoclassical architecture that has been retained over the centuries in hundreds of residences, houses and public buildings.
Famous people born in Rosario, Argentina. Gente famosa nacida en Rosario, Argentina.
Ernesto "Che" Guevara (Born June 14 of 1928, Rosario Argentina).
Gato Barbieri (1932), saxofonista argentino de jazz (jazz saxofon player).
Lionel Messi (Born 1987), considerado uno de los mejores futbolistas del mundo (one of the world best futbol players).
José Cura (Born 1962), tenor lírico y director de orquesta (tenor and orchestra director).
Ernesto Bitetti: eximio guitarrista clásico (eminent classic guitarist).
Fito Páez (13 de marzo de 1963), cantautor y pianista de rock (rock pianist and singer).
Oscar Moro (Born 1948 – 2006), el mejor baterista argentino de los años setenta (grupos Los Gatos y Serú Girán) best argentian guitar player of year 1970.
Ciro Fogliatta, tecladista (rock keyboard player) del grupo de rock Los Gatos.
Lalo de los Santos: cantautor y bajista de la Trova Rosarina (singer and bass player).
Rubén Goldín (1955), cantautor y guitarrista (singer and guitar player) de La Trova Rosarina.
Silvina Garré, cantante (singer) de la Trova Rosarina.
Litto Nebbia (21 de julio de 1948), músico, tecladista, líder del grupo Los Gatos, pionero del rock argentino (La balsa, Quien quiera oír que oiga). Keybordist and lider rock group "Los Gatos" also pioneer of argentianian rock.
Identi-Kit (1984-1993), banda de pop-rock, formada por Claudio Mottura, Mario Gómez, Jorge Risso, Sergio Rivas y Ricardo Vilaseca. Rock and Pop band.
Valeria Mazza (17 de febrero de 1972),Model (Modelo Publicitaria).
Enrique Quique Llopis, cantautor y controvertido político (singer and politician).
Carlos López Puccio, director de orquesta y de coro (Ensamble Ciudad de Buenos Aires), violinista, miembro del quinteto Les Luthiers. Orchestra Director and chorus, violinist and "Les Luthiers" member).
Raúl Domínguez (1918-1999), artista plástico, «el Pintor de las Islas» (Plastic Artist).
Antonio Berni (Born 1905- 1981), pintor y dibujante (Painter and cartoonist).
Roberto Fontanarrosa (Born 1944 -2007), escritor y dibujante (Inodoro Pereyra, Boogie el Aceitoso) Writer and cartoonist.
The National Flag Memorial. Rosario. Argentina.
¡Alguien no se sonrojó antes de irse!
Se encuentra en la fabrica abandonada de Carbones de Berga, La Consolació, Cercs, Berga
The natural history of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands :.
London :Printed at the expence of the author, and sold by W. Innys and R. Manby, at the West End of St. Paul's, by Mr. Hauksbee, at the Royal Society House, and by the author, at Mr. Bacon's in Hoxton,MDCCXXXI-MDCCXLIII [i.e. 1729-1747].
Lima : Todos queremos ver, todos queremos observar, todos queremos entrar, no importa donde se encuentre ni lo que está haciendo... Nosotros tenemos esa RUBIA DEBILIDAD ...
Another cartoon walk sculpture, Inodoro Pereyra y Mendieta - Paseo de la Historieta.
This sculpture of characters created by Roberto Fontanarrosa are on Av. Balcarce, San Telmo. They were created by artist Pablo Irrgang.
This comic is a parody of the idealizations that were made of the gaucho of the Argentine pampas.
Although he is quite solitary, this character usually receives strangers at his ranch, whom he advises in a peculiar way, and usually philosophizes, mate in hand, and in dialogue with his faithful dog Mendieta, about the condition of the country man.
I don’t usually go about taking pictures in public restrooms (with one notable exception), but I was unable to resist this one, in the men’s room of the Anacapa Brewing Co. The fact that the sign is neatly framed probably helps to discourage vandalism.
台南西門路 - 司法宿舍藍晒圖 / 開放廁所 - 請勿登坐
Simon Road of the Tainan City - Judicial Dormitory Bule Print / Open toilet - Do not sit down
Simon Vial de la Ciudad de Tainan - Judicial dormitorio Bule Imprimir / Inodoro abierto - No se siente
台南西門路 - 司法の寮が青くて感光させます / 便所を開放します - 登って座らないでください
Simon Straße der Stadt Tainan - Gerichtliche Schlaf Bule Print / Öffnen WC - Setzen Sie sich nicht nach unten
Simon route de la ville de Tainan - judiciaire Dortoir Bule Imprimer / Ouvrir toilettes - Ne vous asseyez pas
Tainan Taiwan / Tainan Taiwán / 台灣台南
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家住安南鹽溪邊
The family lives in nearby the Annan salt river
隔壁就是聽雨軒
The next door listens to the rain porch
一旦落日照大員
The sunset Shineing to the Taiwan at once
左岸青龍飛九天
The left bank white dragon flying in the sky
“I wanted nothing for free.
Nothing came for free at our place anyway.”
― Markus Zusak
Free toilet, being given away, out in front of a suburban house in a small town in southern Oregon.
Taken with the Lumix GX8 and the Sigma 30mm f/1.4 lens.
Nunca hubiera imaginado que llegaría a publicar una imagen escatológica, bueno, en realidad no lo es al cien por cien, pero da que pensar. Quizás me haya influido el trabajo de la ocurrente Apionid, que tiene un álbum llamado "Toiletnik", que sorprende por su rigurosidad documental... El caso es que cuando me topo con un baño público curioso, no puedo dejar de acordarme de ella.
Quizás necesitaba dar una vuelta de tuerca a mi fotogalería, jajaja, no creo que esta foto tenga muchos favoritos ni comentarios, tampoco creo que triunfe en Explore, de hecho, a esa maldita máquina dejé de interesarle hace mucho tiempo... Pero si es cierto que me sirve para hablar de lo gratamente sorprendido que me quedé durante nuestro viaje a Japón, en lo que se refiere a la tecnología del inodoro. ¡Deberíamos importar también eso!
En fin, esta imagen está tomada en el interior de un hostel diminuto de la ciudad de Kamakura, el "Ohmachi Junxion", que a pesar de su sencillez, nos pareció de lo más agradable y divertido. Casi todo es pequeño en Japón, los espacios se optimizan de manera ingeniosa en la mayoría de los casos y en este alojamiento no podía ser menos. Este es el inodoro común compartido con todas las habitaciones del piso superior, la puerta de nuestro apartamento-estudio para cuatro personas era la de la izquierda, llena de fotos de manos... :-)
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Nikon D500
Tokina AT-X 11-20mm f/2.8 PRO DX
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