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Opis bloga
- kako živi jedan magarac
Opis onoga koji piše.
- Ime: Donkey Hot
Godina rođenja: 1977.
Kilograma: 80
Centimetara: 183
Horoskopski znak: Lav
Prebivalište: Zagreb
Omiljeno jelo: čevapi
Omiljeni prilog uz omiljeno jelo : luk i lepinja
Omiljeno piće: Crno vino, pivo
Najdraži filmaši:
Tim Burton
Woody Allen
Alfred Hitchcock
Billy Wilder
P.T. Anderson
Wes Anderson
Jim Jarmusch
Najdraži pisci:
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Haruki Murakami
Jorge Luis Borges
Jean- Paul Sartre
Janko Polić Kamov
Nick Hornby
Salman Rushdie
Moje boje
- boja kose: tamno smeđa
boja očiju: zelena
boja aure: kričavo plava
Cervantes je rekao, ja citiram...
"I'm a loafer by nature, I'm too lazy to go hunting for authors who say what I already know how to say without their help." Volume 1, Prologue, pg. 8
"The ability to reason the un-reason which has afflicted by reason saps my ability to reason, so that I complain with good reason of your infinite loveliness." Volume 1, Chapter 1, pg. 13
"...which even Aristotle couldn't have comprehended if he'd come back to life just for that purpose." Volume 1, Chapter 1, pg. 14
"Those who have been told the truth should not be taken for those who have been scorned." Volume 1, Chapter 14, pg. 78
"And the good gentleman was so far gone in his fantasy that neither the touch, the smell, nor anything else about the good damsel -- which would have made anyone but a muledriver vomit -- disillusioned him in the slightest." Volume 1, Chapter 16, pg. 89
"I'm sure, Seńor, this is really the Moorish enchanter, who's keeping the treasure for other people, and saving, especially for us, all the heavy fists and banging lamps." Volume 1, Chapter 17, pg. 93
"I don't see how you could be righting wrongs...because you've turned me from right to wrong, leaving me with a broken leg." Volume 1, Chapter 19, pg. 107
"Now, seńor, just see how Heaven, touched by my tears and my pleas has ordained that Rocinante shall not move." Volume 1, Chapter 20, pg. 112
"To tell you the truth...you've told one of the most novel tales ... anyone in the world has ever thought of, and the way you told it, and then ended it, is something never to be seen, and never ever seen, in the course of a lifetime, though I expected nothing less from your remarkable powers of reasoning." Volume 1, Chapter 20, pg. 114
"'That's exactly it,' replied Don Quijote, 'that's just how beautifully I've worked it all out -- because for a knight errant to go crazy for good reason, how much is that worth? My idea is to become a lunatic for no good reason at all.'" Volume 1, Chapter 25, pg. 151
"I think and believe that I'm enchanted, and this satisfies my conscience, for it would weigh heavily upon me, if I believed I wasn't enchanted and had let myself be locked up in this crate like a lazy coward." Volume 1, Chapter 49, pg. 333
"I tell you, when it comes to asking stupid questions and giving crazy answers, I don't need to go looking for help from my neighbors." Volume 2, Chapter 22, pg. 476
"Jokers find that they're the ones being fooled." Volume 2, Chapter 49, pg. 615