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Zoran Lucić was born in Šabac, Serbia (former Yugoslavia) and grew up in Domaljevac, Bosnia & Herzegovina and for some time in Hungary.
He studied graphism and design at the Bijeljina B&H University and, although his first love was sculpting, he later discovered an affinity for typography.
He now lives in Bijeljina and works as a freelance graphic designer.
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Linda animación del mejor gol de la historia (by Richard Swarbrick)
Reading a report on the Guardian website of the death of the Argentine footballer Diego Maradona, I was much struck by two phrases: “addiction to cocaine took hold” and “his private life spiralled out of control”.
This way of putting it suggested that both his addiction and his private life had an existence independent of anything that he himself did: that addiction, for example, was like Parkinson’s Disease, an illness that could reasonably be said to “take hold” of someone. This is the official, but nonetheless false and simplified, view of addiction, as something that just happens to a person.
Why this strange way of putting things? I suspect it is because of the great fear that haunts all modern intellectuals, that of being considered censorious, at least about individuals who bring unhappiness on themselves (and often to others). There is, of course, a certain class of person about whom it is de rigueur to be censorious, even ultra-censorious, but Maradona, being an idol of the populace, and of humble origin, was not a member of that class.
He was a tragic figure, a man who did not put the fruits of his natural talent to a use that brought him much happiness. The tragedy was in the choices he made and in their consequences, by comparison with the choices that he might have made. The fact that they were his choices is what made his life tragic. If he had contributed nothing to his addiction or to his private life, he would no more be a tragic figure than is a broken vase or a punctured tire.
But we have no sense of the tragic, only of victimhood.
- Theodore Dalrymple
World Cup 2018 is only a few hours away and here are a few of the past champions celebrated as book cover posters in their national flag colours. Check out the full range here https://etsy.me/2tdbZl8
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”La verdad que no me importa lo que Diego hizo con su vida, me importa lo que hizo con la mía….”
“Déjenme vivir mi vida yo no quiero ser ejemplo de nadie”
AD10S DIEGO
Tomá pibe, te toca a vos.
Here kid, now is your turn
“Lo lamento. Pero no me jodan con que lo mida con la misma vara con la que suponen debo juzgar a los demás mortales. Y el único modo que tengo de agradecérselo es dejarlo en paz con sus cosas. Porque, ya que el tiempo cometió la estupidez de seguir transcurriendo, ya que optó por dejar que los ingleses tuvieran todavía los otros días de su vida para tratar de olvidarse de ese, al menos yo debo tener la honestidad de recordarlo para toda la vida”
FELIZ CUMPLE DIEGO ⚽️
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