A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words... Nonsense In The Picture Lies The Point.

A picture is worth a thousand words... Nonsense In the picture lies the point.

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The only club I have ever belonged to is the "Vanilla Boys" James Bond fan club. Member since 1979.

Michael Weatherly more or less

I have to say, the first James Bond with Daniel Craig was a real eye-opener for me. Even his exit was anything but vanilla!

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I'm sorry, but everyone before that was just vanilla boys in suits from his entrance onwards.

This james bond was angular, dirty, brutal, believable and in an incredibly good state between the two extremes.

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For me the best James Bond ever, it will take something to beat him, good luck the bar is high!

007 orders his signature drink in CASINO ROYALE (2006).

James Bond (Daniel Craig): "Vodka Martini."

Bartender: "Shaken or stirred?"

James Bond: "Do I look like I give a damn?"

Me Smile....

Fear is the death of the mind – but there's a way to beat it!

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Fear has always been, and will always be, a means of control of the masses by those in power or by those who would seize power.

The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Locks are a symbol of security, or rather insecurity, in any case they create two worlds, the world of the inside and the world of the outside, where the outside world is hopefully less dangerous than the inside world in which we lock ourselves up and shut ourselves away.

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To open a door is to enter a space of which you never know what it contains, but mostly it is just a space to live in, where something happens that really does something to us.

Experience is the only thing that time can take away from us.

Locks are for protection, but I am really anyone who is in need of protection.

Isn't it the life that we should not protect ourselves from in the end, so that it can happen?

Incidentally, we also don't believe in scoring in doors to whatever defence.

Trophy trees are the latest status symbol for the rich and famous.

That is not entirely accurate. In fact, the trend has been in place for some time. Please refer to the current range of products on offer. Why preserve old forests when you can buy the best pieces together for your own nice reality?

In search of the perfect garden, the super-rich are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to bring in huge old trees by helicopter, barge or flatbed lorry. Create your ideal world and buy it. Nature can be privatised without restrictions. Make a new status symbol of your own. Privatisation without restrictions is what it's all about. The world is like a luxury shop for them. They don't care about the impact on nature. It's all so they can have their cake and eat it.

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At some point, most people with a lot of money lose their grip, to put it nicely. They really think they are just ordinary people like you and me. And they live in their self-deceptive bubble.... They think they are normal because they did it all themselves, which is a complete distortion of reality when it comes to bequeathing wealth. Even if you started out at some point and happened to bet on the right business model for the future, the accumulation of money becomes self-running without you doing anything.

The world is not a self-service shop where you can make your own rules that only benefit yourself. Normal people can't do that..... Social competence is probably not their core competence.

Perhaps you could consider doing something for nature or people without expecting anything in return. It might be a good idea to try to put your ego to one side for a while.

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2,000 year old Olive tree in Greece

战斗无人机着陆后，她检查了目标。

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