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Their faith denies the display of loud colors.
I Instead of the standard-issue orange uniforms while in jail, they’ve been given uniforms that were dyed gray.




























































































[Refrain]
3 milliards de filles
Et c'est toi que j'ai choisie
Tu me rends fou
Ta chambre à coucher deviendra mon asile
Tu me fais délirer, me fais délirer
Dis-moi oui (put your hands up, put your hands up)
Dis-moi oui (say yes girl, say yes girl)
Yeaah
Et dis-moi oui (put your hands up, put your hands up)
Dis-moi oui
Dis-moi oui
Dis-moi oui
Ce soir, je t'ai prise pour cible,
Je kiffe!
C'est clair!
Tu fais la fille inaccessible,
Je kiffe!
Tu as tout pour me plaire!
N'hésite plus une seule seconde
Tu vois, que l'on est seuls au monde
Sache que, les sentiments que j'ai pour toi sont vrais
Tu m'aimes autant que moi!
[Refrain]
Avec toi à mes côtés je me sens
Bien comme je ne l'ai jamais été
Avec toi je veux passer tout mon temps
Toi seule me fait cet effet...
[Refrain]
Tu réveilles en moi des instincts
Que je ne connaissais pas
Il n'y a pas de hasard, oui le destin
Nous porte tu sais déjà
Fais-moi confiance, suis-moi,
Je t'emmène loin d'ici
Ne t'inquiètes plus viens avec moi,
Je t'emmène au paradis
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Pisces. Born March 5 1982.






































































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Kim Basinger lookalike

Kate

One of Kate's new bags for Longchamp

































































































































































































































































































The Materia may only be as big as a Nissan Micra, but you’ll grab attention, even if most is of the ‘what the heck is that...’ kind. Its looks deceive, though.
Step past the bonkers outside and what’s inside is roomy, practical and...erm, dull. The dash is fashioned out of the hard, battle-grey plastic as found in mid-1990s Nissan Sunnys. There’s the usual glove box but also a poky little storage hole by your right knee, the lid held fast by a cheap-looking catch. The seats are in dark fabric and are too flat to hold you through a bend, although the rear ones each have a full three-point belt. The luggage cover fixes to the rear head rests using flimsy-looking clips. The boot carpet is coarse and school-mat grey.
Still, there’s the odd touch to delight. There are huge speakers in the front doors and smaller ones aimed straight at you from the dash. A big shiny-black stereo sits dead centre, governed by a vast and obvious on/off and volume knob. And – this one we really loved – a button that all Materias have, low and to the right, marked just ‘illum’. Press it and – wheee – the speaker surrounds in the front doors glow a cool blue while the door pulls beam a soft dribble of light, too. That’s all it does. Utterly pointless, but terrific fun.
And the car is huge inside. There’s room for five adults, and the rear bench slides to and fro to barter legroom and boot space. Even with the seat slid fully back, the boot remains sizeable and, of course, the rear chairs tip to free a big load area. There’s only one model on sale here, and the only choices to make when buying are whether you need an automatic gearbox, or metallic paint. Air conditioning, remote central locking, front fog lamps and alloy wheels all come as standard.
The Materia’s little wheels work against whatever smoothness over bumps the designers intended it to have, while the engine is noise and sounds coarse when revved. But it is at least sensibly economical, and its square shape makes it easy to park and steer along narrow city streets.
Should you buy one? With a car this cute (or ugly), it’s never going to be a rational decision. But it is cheap for what you get and its mechanical bits are, mostly, already proven in other Daihatsus while insurance and other running expenses promise to be within bounds. The one drawback comes when you tire of it. Unless you buy another Daihatsu, we can’t see many dealers offering much for it second-hand. So it’s best to buy because you love it, to keep for ages.
Text from www.motors.co.uk/cars/reviews-and-best-buys/reviews/daihatsu-materia
H asked me to check it out. In purple metallic. Guess "Betty" has to retire, poor thing.




































































Mirembe designed the female dress.








































































Ground Zero for tomorrow...


















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Models from Sydney Dance Company’s Juliette Barton and Richard Chilli.
Homage to German dance legend Pina Bausch.























Lensed by Steven Klein.












Photos by Tiago Molinos for Follow Magazine #5.






























