Britney'nin "hit me baby one more time" sarkisi yeni yeni ingilizce ogrenen bir neslin beynini yakmistir...
22 Mart 2017 Çarşamba
Survivor tweet again
Survivor'daki tum kizlari yasadiklari tum iskenceye ragmen nasil kiskaniyorum nasil kiskaniyorum... Ya 0 yag 0 selilut. Acuunnn bizi de survivora gotuurr... Soz herkese bagirip cagiricaz...
19 Mart 2017 Pazar
1 ay once ben vs. bugun ben
1 ay once ben: Ya WestWorld'u izle. Super dizi. Yaratici, ustun insan, psikiloji, Nietzche, vik vik vik...
Annemlerle gecirdigim 1 ay sonra, Bugun ben: Abiii, Survivor Ilhan'la Serhat tam zebani gibiler, O diil de bugunku Ilhan'i izleyince hoslandigi cocuk Tecavuzcu Coskun cikan ergen gibi hissediyorum kendimi, Adem 10 numara adam, Anneee, gunde cok mu yedik ne, Ranga Ranga....
Annemlerle gecirdigim 1 ay sonra, Bugun ben: Abiii, Survivor Ilhan'la Serhat tam zebani gibiler, O diil de bugunku Ilhan'i izleyince hoslandigi cocuk Tecavuzcu Coskun cikan ergen gibi hissediyorum kendimi, Adem 10 numara adam, Anneee, gunde cok mu yedik ne, Ranga Ranga....
15 Mart 2017 Çarşamba
Ragnar Lothbrok
Vikinglerin #Ragnar, Maggies Plan die bi filmde oynuo. Hem de donor olarak... Hahaha. Dogru tercih...
14 Ekim 2014 Salı
We will all laugh at gilded butterflies
The quotation is from Act V Scene 3 of King Lear, the last scene of the play. Lear and Cordelia have been captured by the English forces after their defeat in battle. Cordelia wants to confront her sisters. Lear says:
"No, no, no, no! Come, let's away to prison.
We two alone will sing like birds i' th' cage.
When thou dost ask me blessing, I'll kneel down
And ask of thee forgiveness. So we'll live,
And pray, and sing, and tell old tales, and laugh
At gilded butterflies, and hear poor rogues
Talk of court news; and we'll talk with them too-
Who loses and who wins; who's in, who's out-
And take upon 's the mystery of things,
As if we were God's spies; and we'll wear out,
In a wall'd prison, packs and sects of great ones
That ebb and flow by th' moon."
Lear is focusing on what they will do to pass their time in prison, that they can enjoy themselves with simple childlike pleasures like singing and telling old tales. He says they can listen to what happens in court without caring about it, because since he has recovered from his madness all of his anger at Goneril and Regan is gone. He just doesn't care about them any more. It is quite possible that the "gilded butterflies" are intended to be understood simply in a literal sense, as golden butterflies which are always pleasant to watch. That is quite consistent with the rest of the speech (unlike some of the interpretations which follow)
"Gilded butterflies" could generally mean someone overdressed or overly fancy in order to appear more than they are, like a courtier. Such courtiers are the "great ones that ebb and flow by th' moon"
Lear could be comparing his avaricious daughters to gilded butterflies, appearing to be valuable and beautiful on the outside, but are mere whimsical and insubstantial inside. A further overtone is in one meaning of "gilded", which is "covered in blood", an obvious metaphor for violence or death. Laughing at the above would be a form of derision. (Is this consistent with the rest of the speech?)
Meaning of Guided: Today's meaning is "covered with gold." "Gilded" in archaic usage meant "to smear with blood." (Source: Merriam Webster Online).
Note: A butterfly is already something of great beauty and functionality. Gilding it - that is, gold-plating it - is an example of human folly, an example of human arrogance in thinking that gilding a butterfly makes it better when in fact, it would destroy both its great natural beauty and its ability to fly. Like applying layers of makeup to an already beautiful woman, obscuring her natural beauty, Lear recognizes the idiocy of this, and thus can refer to laughing at this sort of thing. And of course, the "gilded butterflies" themselves can refer either to his own daughters or others in the court, who, in their natural state may well be beautiful human beings, but now, being "gilded" only look good to those who don't know better, to those who like the artificial beauty of the *appearance* of gold. And gilding also means the butterflies can no longer fly. They can no longer really function. They can only sit there, doing nothing. And, on yet another level of this metaphor, let's not forget that gilding is nothing but a thin gold-leafing, thus making it literally worth almost nothing. A gilded butterfly only looks like solid gold. It is not. And those who know better, like King Lear finally, can laugh at this kind of stupidity.
(So, this would be the opposite of the first answer above, in which gilding is said to make an insubstantial thing more beautiful. Which it can, but Shakespeare chose something already naturally beautiful to be gilded, instead of something not, for example, a rat...)
Another comment:
Used transf. for To smear (with blood). Common in 16-17th c "Shakespeare John II. i. 316 Their Armours that march'd hence so siluer bright Hither returne all gilt with French~mens blood."
I would actually think that the reason we would be laughing is because a butterfly covered in gold most likely will not be able to fly. This could be a reference to the pursuit of wealth, in the sense that it destroys true nature...
"gild" in in Shakespeare's time (dictionary 1300-50; ME gilden, OE -gyldan; akin to gold) meant something that was gold. Something gilded was something dipped in gold, or accented with gold. Butterflies in most of the world, as well as in England during Shakespeare's time, represented the human soul, especially those human souls waiting to pass through purgatory. If a butterfly is gilded, it is beautiful; but it is also weighed down by the gold since butterflies are very light. Therefore, it will not be able to fly, and we, the ungilded will laugh since they will not be able to fly to the world beyond (or heaven). Gold either represents evil and corruption, or success. This could mean that the people who are consumed by their want for money and their obsession with it, aka the rich, will be weighed down by the same thing that makes them "beautiful" to others.
Their gold will weigh them down spiritually, leaving the downtrodden on top come judgment day.
We will all laugh at gilded butterflies.
I believe that "guilded butterfles" refers to trying to improve something that is already beautiful.
Guilded also refers to a gold plating or any "adornment from the natural"
If you imagine a golden plated butterfly, it could only be less beautiful.
"No, no, no, no! Come, let's away to prison.
We two alone will sing like birds i' th' cage.
When thou dost ask me blessing, I'll kneel down
And ask of thee forgiveness. So we'll live,
And pray, and sing, and tell old tales, and laugh
At gilded butterflies, and hear poor rogues
Talk of court news; and we'll talk with them too-
Who loses and who wins; who's in, who's out-
And take upon 's the mystery of things,
As if we were God's spies; and we'll wear out,
In a wall'd prison, packs and sects of great ones
That ebb and flow by th' moon."
Lear is focusing on what they will do to pass their time in prison, that they can enjoy themselves with simple childlike pleasures like singing and telling old tales. He says they can listen to what happens in court without caring about it, because since he has recovered from his madness all of his anger at Goneril and Regan is gone. He just doesn't care about them any more. It is quite possible that the "gilded butterflies" are intended to be understood simply in a literal sense, as golden butterflies which are always pleasant to watch. That is quite consistent with the rest of the speech (unlike some of the interpretations which follow)
"Gilded butterflies" could generally mean someone overdressed or overly fancy in order to appear more than they are, like a courtier. Such courtiers are the "great ones that ebb and flow by th' moon"
Lear could be comparing his avaricious daughters to gilded butterflies, appearing to be valuable and beautiful on the outside, but are mere whimsical and insubstantial inside. A further overtone is in one meaning of "gilded", which is "covered in blood", an obvious metaphor for violence or death. Laughing at the above would be a form of derision. (Is this consistent with the rest of the speech?)
Meaning of Guided: Today's meaning is "covered with gold." "Gilded" in archaic usage meant "to smear with blood." (Source: Merriam Webster Online).
Note: A butterfly is already something of great beauty and functionality. Gilding it - that is, gold-plating it - is an example of human folly, an example of human arrogance in thinking that gilding a butterfly makes it better when in fact, it would destroy both its great natural beauty and its ability to fly. Like applying layers of makeup to an already beautiful woman, obscuring her natural beauty, Lear recognizes the idiocy of this, and thus can refer to laughing at this sort of thing. And of course, the "gilded butterflies" themselves can refer either to his own daughters or others in the court, who, in their natural state may well be beautiful human beings, but now, being "gilded" only look good to those who don't know better, to those who like the artificial beauty of the *appearance* of gold. And gilding also means the butterflies can no longer fly. They can no longer really function. They can only sit there, doing nothing. And, on yet another level of this metaphor, let's not forget that gilding is nothing but a thin gold-leafing, thus making it literally worth almost nothing. A gilded butterfly only looks like solid gold. It is not. And those who know better, like King Lear finally, can laugh at this kind of stupidity.
(So, this would be the opposite of the first answer above, in which gilding is said to make an insubstantial thing more beautiful. Which it can, but Shakespeare chose something already naturally beautiful to be gilded, instead of something not, for example, a rat...)
Another comment:
Used transf. for To smear (with blood). Common in 16-17th c "Shakespeare John II. i. 316 Their Armours that march'd hence so siluer bright Hither returne all gilt with French~mens blood."
I would actually think that the reason we would be laughing is because a butterfly covered in gold most likely will not be able to fly. This could be a reference to the pursuit of wealth, in the sense that it destroys true nature...
"gild" in in Shakespeare's time (dictionary 1300-50; ME gilden, OE -gyldan; akin to gold) meant something that was gold. Something gilded was something dipped in gold, or accented with gold. Butterflies in most of the world, as well as in England during Shakespeare's time, represented the human soul, especially those human souls waiting to pass through purgatory. If a butterfly is gilded, it is beautiful; but it is also weighed down by the gold since butterflies are very light. Therefore, it will not be able to fly, and we, the ungilded will laugh since they will not be able to fly to the world beyond (or heaven). Gold either represents evil and corruption, or success. This could mean that the people who are consumed by their want for money and their obsession with it, aka the rich, will be weighed down by the same thing that makes them "beautiful" to others.
Their gold will weigh them down spiritually, leaving the downtrodden on top come judgment day.
We will all laugh at gilded butterflies.
I believe that "guilded butterfles" refers to trying to improve something that is already beautiful.
Guilded also refers to a gold plating or any "adornment from the natural"
If you imagine a golden plated butterfly, it could only be less beautiful.
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23 Ağustos 2014 Cumartesi
Washington Diaries 2014: What Should I Do in Washington DC
As a regular tourist of course u should see Monuments and Memorials in Washington DC which are:
Since Washington, DC's monuments are spread out, it is hard to visit all of them on foot. At busy times, traffic and parking makes it difficult to visit the monuments by car. The best way to see all the monuments is to take a sightseeing tour. Many of the monuments are open late at night and their illumination makes nighttime a memorable time to visit them. Or you can walk like us. The all famous monument is close to each others so if u think it's enough to see some of them you can start with The World War II Memorial. than continue with the others you can see at the end of road....
This is the U.S. Supreme Court I guess... We had limited time so I never seen any interior of buildings and I have suspicions about I would if I even had time but outside of them pretty good too:)
Visit the White House and don't tag yourself with this building as White House. No man, this is not White House. This is U.S. Capitol.
And this is White House: Yes it's small and No, We didn't see The President... And yes Capitol is cooler than White House. Years and years when the Aliens blow out this building we got sad for nothing:)
On the National Mall or near the river you will find statues and plaques on many street corners around the city.
One morning we went to the riverside for jogging. It was unbelievable too. U should really try this on. I took all of this pics just near the river. Weather, environment, nature, statues .. All of them incredible and made me think that like I'm in a European city...
And the streets... Georgetown, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Washington, DC, It has many of shops and restaurant that you can relief and eat quality. I really don't like to suggest any restaurant name cause they are closing and opening end visa versa but I'm pretty sure that u can find many.
And Port. Like every city which has board to river or sea Washington has a beautiful port and Ferris wheel. Prefer night...
I started to sick of museums but Crime Museum kinda interesting.
By the way u know I'm working at Microsoft or u learned just now but here is MS pics of me:) Washington Convention Center was and MS WPC Conference was epic... Ok may be not epic but its Ok:)
Since Washington, DC's monuments are spread out, it is hard to visit all of them on foot. At busy times, traffic and parking makes it difficult to visit the monuments by car. The best way to see all the monuments is to take a sightseeing tour. Many of the monuments are open late at night and their illumination makes nighttime a memorable time to visit them. Or you can walk like us. The all famous monument is close to each others so if u think it's enough to see some of them you can start with The World War II Memorial. than continue with the others you can see at the end of road....
This is the U.S. Supreme Court I guess... We had limited time so I never seen any interior of buildings and I have suspicions about I would if I even had time but outside of them pretty good too:)
Visit the White House and don't tag yourself with this building as White House. No man, this is not White House. This is U.S. Capitol.
And this is White House: Yes it's small and No, We didn't see The President... And yes Capitol is cooler than White House. Years and years when the Aliens blow out this building we got sad for nothing:)
On the National Mall or near the river you will find statues and plaques on many street corners around the city.
One morning we went to the riverside for jogging. It was unbelievable too. U should really try this on. I took all of this pics just near the river. Weather, environment, nature, statues .. All of them incredible and made me think that like I'm in a European city...
And the streets... Georgetown, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Washington, DC, It has many of shops and restaurant that you can relief and eat quality. I really don't like to suggest any restaurant name cause they are closing and opening end visa versa but I'm pretty sure that u can find many.
And Port. Like every city which has board to river or sea Washington has a beautiful port and Ferris wheel. Prefer night...
I started to sick of museums but Crime Museum kinda interesting.
My blog
Tanıdığım insanlardan bir blogum olduğunu saklıyorum genelde. Tabi benimkine de blog denirse...
am arada sırada birilerine "blogum var" dediğimde adresinin ne olduğunu öğrenmek için öleceklerini sanıyorum ama kimse sallamıo valla. Düşündüğüm kadar eğlenceli biri diilim galiba. Peehhh...
I'm usually hiding that I have a blog from people I know but when I tell occasionally someone I think they would die to learn it's address. But guess, noone cares. I think I'm not as fun as I'm think:)
Peki bir zamanlar best badyin olan insanların bir noktada sizin sevmekten vazgeçmesi. Birini ya seversin ya sevmez ve arkadaş olmazsın öyle değil mi? Hangi noktada çok sevdiğin birini artık sevmemeye karar verirsin ki. Ya da hadi böyle bir karar verdin kalbin bu kararı nasıl izler. İnanın bana o kadar çok birilerini artık sevmemeye karar verdim ki. ama hiç bir kararımı tutmaya ikna edemedim kalbimi. Keşke kızdıkları neyse beninle paylaşsalar, kavga etsek, birbirimize her neye kırıldıysak acıklasak ya da baktık düzeltebileceğimiz bir şey değil ikimiz de kızgın ayrılsak. Hiç olmazsa "Noldu ki" düşüncesinden kurtulurduk... Neyse...
What about the ones who are your best friend once and suddenly they just give up... U can love somebodies or not but you can not just decide in the middle of the friendship or love and start to not love them, right? Ok when I say love it doesn't seems as right as I thought but may be in friendship... No... While I'm writing I noticed that yes you can decide. I'm just nonsense. Ok. Whatever...
#Yağmurdabalkonyıkanlarderneği üyeliğinden #Balkonaçamaşırasmayıunutanlarderneği üyeliğine geçiş... Haliyle geçen yıkanan balkona çamaşır asmak mantıklıydı. Taa ki alt kattaki her bir balkona ayrı ayrı çamaşırlar düşürmeye başlayıncaya dek. Hemen altımdaki balkonun sahibi evde olmayınca daha alttaki balkon sahibi teyzeye "Hihi, kusura bakmayın, balkonunuza camaşırımız düştü, size zahmet, alabilir miyim" cümleleri ile komşuluk ilişkilerimi 0'dan 1'e geliştirdim, which me...ans lot. Sonra hemen alttaki kapısı açılmayan balkondaki çamaşırımı ucuna kanca sekli verilmiş çatal iğneli ip oltamı atarak, mühendislik becerilerimle gurur duyarak bir yandan, almaya çalıştım ki bu innovative girişimim çamaşırı, biraz once balkonundan çamaşır istediğim dairenin balkonuna tekrar düşürmemle sonuçlandı. Mühendislik becerilerim bunca yıl sonra kaybolmuş demek ki. Ama insan ilişkilerinde kendimi geliştirmiş olmalıyım ki aynı teyzeynin zilini tekrar basıp sanki olay super saçma diilmiş gibi bir daha çamaşır istemeye gittim:) Tabi kadının kapısında gülme krizine girmem kadını da biraz rahatlaşmış olmalı. "İstersen buraya getir, çamaşırı burda asalım" diye espri bile yaptı... Yani ben espri olarak algıladım. Laf da sokmuş olabilir.
Neyse çok komikti işte diye burada bitirebilirdim ama bir çamaşırı daha hemen alta kapısı açılmayan daireye düşürdüm... 1) Insan bazı şeylerden ders almalı. 2) Neyseki bu sefer kanca fikrim işe yaradı. Yoksa valla bi daha kadının kapsına gidemezdim. Valla...
Neyse gelişme var. :)
am arada sırada birilerine "blogum var" dediğimde adresinin ne olduğunu öğrenmek için öleceklerini sanıyorum ama kimse sallamıo valla. Düşündüğüm kadar eğlenceli biri diilim galiba. Peehhh...
I'm usually hiding that I have a blog from people I know but when I tell occasionally someone I think they would die to learn it's address. But guess, noone cares. I think I'm not as fun as I'm think:)
What about the ones who are your best friend once and suddenly they just give up... U can love somebodies or not but you can not just decide in the middle of the friendship or love and start to not love them, right? Ok when I say love it doesn't seems as right as I thought but may be in friendship... No... While I'm writing I noticed that yes you can decide. I'm just nonsense. Ok. Whatever...
Peki madem ilişki ya da arkadaşlıkta birbirimizi sevmekten vazgecebileceğimize karar verdik, next step için bir formul bulalım. Bu kişiler sizi sevmemeye başladığı anda uzaklaşalım mı hayatlarından. Şimdiye kadar ki vazgeçmeme kuralım bende çok çalışmadı. Peki next kuralımız şu o zaman. Oyle hissettiğim anda arıza çıkarmak. Kavga etmek. Hahahah... Yazarken bile komik... Ama eğlenceli olabilir.
So we decided that it's Ok to start not to love someone in the middle of the relationship, than what should be our next step. Should we just left them in the hell that they already live? Which never worked for my good... Or from now on at the moment that we felt the unkindness or an attitude make a scene, start a huge fight... Event writing this is funny but it can be fun:)
Neden bana kimse #icebucketchallenge 'da meydan okumadı...Bi Peehh de burdan. Sıkıcı biri olduğum yönündeki teori gittikçe gerçeğe yakınsıyor...
Why nobody challenged me on #icebucketchallenge ? The theory about I'm boring is getting closer to be a fact. Pehhh...
Peki şimdi de daha eğlenceli olmak için ne yapmalı konulu düşünceciğe geldi sıra. Daha çok eğlenceli şey izlemeli bir kere. Bi de belki biraz daha okumak... Eğlenceli insanlarla takılmak mümkün olduğunca şimdi düşününce ok ben sıkıcıyım da A, B, C, çok mu eğlenceli. Yok anacım herkes çok sıkıcı. Ok, kitap dizi, film, karikaturden gidicez o zaman.
Then now it's turn to idea of how can we be more fun. First we should watch more comedy seriesi movies or read comedy books. Standups can be useful too:) And be with fun people. If you have some of them around you of course. I just noticed that I don't many... Ok stick with books and movies:)
#Yağmurdabalkonyıkanlarderneği üyeliğinden #Balkonaçamaşırasmayıunutanlarderneği üyeliğine geçiş... Haliyle geçen yıkanan balkona çamaşır asmak mantıklıydı. Taa ki alt kattaki her bir balkona ayrı ayrı çamaşırlar düşürmeye başlayıncaya dek. Hemen altımdaki balkonun sahibi evde olmayınca daha alttaki balkon sahibi teyzeye "Hihi, kusura bakmayın, balkonunuza camaşırımız düştü, size zahmet, alabilir miyim" cümleleri ile komşuluk ilişkilerimi 0'dan 1'e geliştirdim, which me...ans lot. Sonra hemen alttaki kapısı açılmayan balkondaki çamaşırımı ucuna kanca sekli verilmiş çatal iğneli ip oltamı atarak, mühendislik becerilerimle gurur duyarak bir yandan, almaya çalıştım ki bu innovative girişimim çamaşırı, biraz once balkonundan çamaşır istediğim dairenin balkonuna tekrar düşürmemle sonuçlandı. Mühendislik becerilerim bunca yıl sonra kaybolmuş demek ki. Ama insan ilişkilerinde kendimi geliştirmiş olmalıyım ki aynı teyzeynin zilini tekrar basıp sanki olay super saçma diilmiş gibi bir daha çamaşır istemeye gittim:) Tabi kadının kapısında gülme krizine girmem kadını da biraz rahatlaşmış olmalı. "İstersen buraya getir, çamaşırı burda asalım" diye espri bile yaptı... Yani ben espri olarak algıladım. Laf da sokmuş olabilir.
Neyse çok komikti işte diye burada bitirebilirdim ama bir çamaşırı daha hemen alta kapısı açılmayan daireye düşürdüm... 1) Insan bazı şeylerden ders almalı. 2) Neyseki bu sefer kanca fikrim işe yaradı. Yoksa valla bi daha kadının kapsına gidemezdim. Valla...
Neyse gelişme var. :)
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