Not too out there considering that has been the case for skirts for hundreds of years with small to non-existent pockets on women's clothing being a fairly recent thing. Societal expectations for women to carry a purse have really ruined pockets for women.
Not too out there considering that has been the case for skirts for hundreds of years with small to
Also, every time a fashion designer tries to add pockets to their outfits, said pockets are literally the first thing to get culled by The Suits to save mere pennies on fabric costs. it's honestly super fucked.
Also, every time a fashion designer tries to add pockets to their outfits, said pockets are literall
Yeah. That makes sense. If it was originally written in Spanish (and isn't a classic like "Don Quixote"), it likely isn't available in English translation.
Yeah. That makes sense. If it was originally written in Spanish (and isn't a classic like "Don Qui
If you guys are curious, "Some guy with a bag over his head" is the story of a Canarian corrupt politician who has been tied down and left to slowly suffocate with a plastic bag over his head, and how he mentally goes over his whole life and everyone he knows to try to solve his own murder.
It's written in Canarian dialect and it's hard to understand even to mainland Spaniards, so it'd be a pain to translate, which is a pity, because I find the story amazing.
If you guys are curious, "Some guy with a bag over his head" is the story of a Canarian corrupt poli
Ah, that explains it. I guess that, even though the Canary Islands are Spanish territory, they use their own language and dialect of Spanish like a lot of overseas territories of other countries around the world. Thanks for the information.
I don't know a lot of Spanish but, I do know cabeza's translation. (Thanks to being a fan of the original Speedy Gonzalez. "El pussy gato is muy loco in the cabeza.") So, when I originally read the title of the book, I was wondering if it was a specialized school book. That's why I went to Google translate and got the correct(?) translation.
Ah, that explains it. I guess that, even though the Canary Islands are Spanish territory, they use
