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im-suchanicegirl · 6 months

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Anyone ordered a bloody panda (and bloody cats)?

#samurai pizza cats #daniel haniß #sebastian fischer #stefan reufer #stefan buchwald #electric callboy

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ecarchive · 5 months

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#by others #samurai pizza cats #spc #post #danskimo #stefan reufer #stefan buchwald #sebastian

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stargleekkid · 9 months

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bencastiel · 1 year

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#nico sallach #samurai pizza cats #pizza homicide #mine #stefan buchwald

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catbarrage · 9 months

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Samurai Pizza Cats are both a band and a cartoon

#art #samurai pizza cats #samurai pizza cats band #furry #sebastian fischer #daniel haniß #danskimo #stefan buchwald #stefan reufer #nico sallach #electric callboy #pineapple

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derangedrhythms · 3 years

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do you have any quotes about music and obsession? <3

"Music pours over the sense / and in a funny way / music sees more than I."

— Anne Sexton, To Bedlam and Part Way Back; from ‘Music Swims Back to Me’

"I do adore music, […] It just seems to say all the things one can’t say oneself."

— Virginia Woolf, from ‘The Voyage Out’

"After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music."

— Aldous Huxley, Music at Night and Other Essays; from ‘The Rest Is Silence’

"Music hurts me [...] I let it caress me. but these caresses are injurious. How should I say it? Music is a weeping in melodies, a remembrance in notes, a painting in sounds."

"Listening to music, I always have exactly the same feeling: something’s missing. Never will I learn the cause of this gentle sadness, never will I wish to investigate it."

"There's something missing when I don't hear music, and when I do, then there's really something missing."

— Robert Walser, Masquerade and Other Stories; from 'From Fritz Kocher's Essays: Music', tr. Susan Bernofsky

"So many songs remind me of you. You are indeed my musical lovely one."

— Anne Sexton, from ‘A Self-Portrait in Letters’: Anne Clarke, 17th November 1970

"music washed into the cove of my room, / my door open to a slice of light. // I felt a melancholy I couldn't have named, / a longing for what I couldn't yet have said / or understood but still / knew was longing, / knew was sadness / untouched by time."

— Emilie Buchwald, from 'My Mother's Music'

"(But what she was really trying to say was this: I like music better than anything in the world, after you.)"

— Jonathan Safran Foer, from ‘Everything is Illuminated’

"The musical art often speaks in sounds more penetrating than the words of poetry, and takes hold of the most hidden crevices of the heart…"

"Without music life would be a mistake."

— Friedrich Nietzsche

"Great, indeed, is the power of music, sometimes immense."

— Robert Walser, Selected Stories; from 'A Letter to Therese Breitbach', tr. Christopher Middleton & Others

"...music heralds the onrush of the daemonic spirit."

— Stefan Zweig, from 'The Struggle with the Daemon', tr. Paul Cedar & Paul Eden

"The air of life is music, and I live."

— Denise Levertov, The Double Image: from 'The Air of Life’

"…this heavenly mania, this lovely obsession."

— Gail Jones, from ‘Dreams of Speaking’

"I never imagined such obsession would await me in the next life."

— Kurahashi Yumiko, The Woman with the Flying Head and Other Stories; from 'The Long Passage of Dreams', tr. Atsuko Sakaki

"I was in a state which I well knew was close to a sort of madness, and yet I was not mad. Some kinds of obsession, of which being in love is one, paralyse the ordinary free-wheeling of the mind, its natural open interested curious mode of being, which is sometimes persuasively defined as rationality. I was sane enough to know that I was in a state of total obsession and that I could only think, over and over again, certain agonizing thoughts, could only run continually along the same rat-paths of fantasy and intent. But I was not sane enough to interrupt this mechanical movement or even to desire to do so."

— Iris Murdoch, from 'The Sea, the Sea'

"My evil obsession keeps me here"

— Ted Hughes, Tales from Ovid; from 'Myrrha'

"Never worry about being obsessive. I like obsessive people. Obsessive people make great art."

— Susan Sontag, from 'Sempre Susan: A Memoir of Susan Sontag' by Sigrid Nunez

"What am I interested in? Passion. Obsession."

"If the love was passion, the hate will be obsession."

—Jeanette Winterson, from 'The Passion'

"I know the horror of primal feelings, obsessions."

— Sylvia Plath, from 'The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath'

"I expose myself to life, and from that, ideas come as a surprise. I totally dismiss the ones that are pleasant and easy. I’m only interested in the ones that really disturb me and that I get obsessed about."

— Marina Abramović

"...I am nothing in my soul if not obsessive."

— Donna Tartt, from 'The Secret History'

#compilations #music #obsession #🖤

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khulkulkhan · 3 years

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Greatest German Football Players ever/ Die besten deutschen Fußballspieler

I try to make my all time list yet (top 50):

1. Matthias Sammer

2. Uwe Seeler

3. Gerd Müller

4. Franz Beckenbauer

5. Helmut Rahn

6. Peter Ducke

7. Michael Ballack

8. Fritz Walther

9. Miroslav Klose

10. Jürgen Sparwasser

11. Günther Netzer

12. Jürgen Klinsmann

13. Horst Hrubesch

14. Ulf Kirsten

15. Rudi Völler

16. Klaus Fischer

17. Andreas Köpke

18. Thomas Müller

19. Jürgen Kohler

20. Felix Magath

21. Harald (Toni) Schumacher

22. Karl-Heinz Riedle

23. Max Morlock

24. Thomas Häßler

25. Andreas Brehme

26. Andreas Möller

27. Lothar Matthäus

28. Marco Bode

29. Pierre Littbarsky

30. Manuel Neuer

31. Bernd Schuster

32. Bodo Illgner

33. Bernd Schneider

34. Hans-Jürgen "Dixxi" Dörner

35. Oliver Bierhoff

36. Toni Kross

37. Sepp Maier

38. Mats Hummels

39. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge

40. Joachim Streich

41. Philipp Lahm

42. Freddie Bobic

43. Jürgen Coy

44. Stefan Kuntz

45. Olaf Marschall

46. Guido Buchwald

47. Lukas Podolski

48. Olaf Thon

49. Thorsten Frings

50. Dieter Müller

Notable others which can be mentioned are: Oliver Neuville, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Stefan Effenberg, Jens Nowotny, Joachim Schwarzenbeck, Uli Stielike, Stefan Beinlich, Jörg Heinrich, Lars Ricken, Andreas Thom

#Fußball #rangliste #Liste #Top 50 #All time #Soccer #German #Deutsche #football

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xtruss · 3 years

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"My Friend, RIP":

Matthäus and Others Pay Tribute to Soccer Icon and Golden Boy Diego Armando Maradona

— By Peter Vice | Wednesday, November 25, 2020 | BuliNews.Com

The entire footballing world stands still. Some of Germany's most famous footballing personalities process their shock and deep mourning for the loss of the country's greatest rival; and possibly greatest world footballer of all time.

It remains early hours, with better eulogies yet to come. The German internationals who had the privilege of playing against the great Diego Armando Maradona begin to pay their respects.

As the evening wore, all the living German footballing legends contributed homages to a footballer without equal.

My friend 😔 RIP🌹! Lothar Matthäus.

1986 belonged to the Albiceleste. In 1990, it was the turn of the newly re-unified Bundesrepublik. The epic Germany vs. Argentina World Cup battles would never have been possible without the late great Diego Armando Maradona.

The rivalry has continued well into the new century. It remains a sporting duel based on the deepest of mutual respect.

The tributes began to trickle in on Wednesday evening after a legend sorrowfully departed this earthly vale far before his time.

Rudi Völler (1986 and 1990 World Cup Finalist)

"A wonderful player. His early death is a bitter blow for all of football."

Bodo Illgner (1990 World Cup Finalist)

"For the footballing world, his death is a huge loss. We will miss him. The discussions of who is better, Messi or Maradona, will continue for decades to come without anyone being able to definitively settle the issue."

Toni Schumacher (1986 World Cup Finalist)

"Diego was a genius on the football pitch; a true magician. No one could best him on the grand stage in my time. I mourn together with Argentina and the rest of the football world for the hand off God."

Klaus Augenthaler (1986 and 1990 World Cup Finalist)

"When I'm asked who the best footballer I ever played against was, there is only one answer: Diego Maradona! Diego embodied everything that makes a great footballer. He was so often targeted with hard fouls, but he always shook it off and kept playing."

Guido Buchwald (1990 World Cup Finalist)

"I am truly shocked. Diego Maradona left us far too early at the age of 60; the man whom the world witnessed play commanded so much respect and brought so much joy."

Jupp Heynckes:

"Maradona juggled the ball with all parts of his body--like a circus artist. It was a terrific show. If the Gods wish to argue who the greatest footballer of all time was, Maradona was a genius; a peerless footballer. He was already mythic during his playing days. The grief shall be immeasurable. The footballing heavens weep for Diego Maradona."

Stefan Engels:

"I played against him twice. He was the best footballer I've ever seen. A genius with incredible ideas. I'm very sad about his death. The good Lord definitely took him far too soon."

Wolfgang Overath:

"The entire footballing world bows before one of the greatest geniuses our sport has ever produced. Few had skills like Maradona. It is cruel that he left us so young."

Lothar Matthäus (1986 and 1990 World Cup Finalist)

"My Friend, RIP."

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berlinphil · 7 years

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Findet immer einen Platz zum Arbeiten und ist auf Tourneen unverzichtbar: Unser Orchesterproduktionsleiter Robert Buchwald

No tour without him and he always finds a place to work backstage: Our orchestra production manager Robert Buchwald

Photo: Stefan Stahnke

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pitgottschalk · 5 years

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Weltmeister, Champions-League-Sieger, Europameister, dazu ein FIFA-Schiedsrichter: Deutschlands reichweitenstärkste Fußballtalkrunde „Doppelpass“ bei Sport1 hatte heute erneut ein prominentes Großaufgebot mit Stefan Reuter, Guido Buchwald, Manuel Gräfe und @stefan_effenberg_official am Start. Danke, dass ich dabei sein durfte. (Leider muss Mario Basler früh weg - darum kein Foto gemacht.) Themen waren: @fcaugsburg1907, @vfb #Stuttgart, @s04, @fcbayern, #Videobeweis, #Schiedsrichter, #VAR @sport1_doppelpass @sport1news @thomas_helmer_official #sport1 #dopa @_ruth_hofmann #münchen #Hilton https://www.instagram.com/p/BwhVNeTHpt3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=10wn25eqgw4kd

#stuttgart #videobeweis #schiedsrichter #var #sport1 #dopa #münchen #hilton

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im-suchanicegirl · 8 months

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Samurai Pizza Cats’ newest photoshoot

#samurai pizza cats #SPC #sebastian fischer #sebastian stolz #stefan reufer #daniel haniß #stefan buchwald #Stefan B Didnt post his solo shot Im not ignoring the drummer

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ecarchive · 10 months

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#by danskimo #danskimo #samurai pizza cats #spc #shipworthy #band #david #pascal #daniel #stefan buchwald #stefan reufer #sebastian #nico #post

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dester · 7 years

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New Post on Pfalzfussball.de

New Post has been published on http://www.pfalzfussball.de/eilmeldung-die-lotto-elf-in-dirmstein/

Eilmeldung: Die Lotto-Elf in Dirmstein

Am Mittwoch, dem 16. August, tritt die Fußball-Prominentenmannschaft Lotto-Elf um 19:00 Uhr unter anderem mit Europameister Stefan Kuntz, Weltmeister Guido Buchwald sowie Ex-Nationaltorhüter Timo Hildebrand gegen eine Ü40-Auswahl des TuS 1946 Dirmstein an. Der Erlös kommt der Initiative „Freiwurf für Fabi“ zugute. Erwachsene zahlen 6 Euro Eintritt, Jugendliche 3 Euro.

Fußball spielen und helfen ist das, was die Lotto-Elf seit über 18 Jahren immer wieder mit viel Erfolg praktiziert. So wird es auch 2017 sein: Von Ingelheim bis Wolfstein, von Horbach bis Otterbach und von Bärenbach bis Oppenheim – die mit Weltmeistern, Olympiasiegern, Europameistern und Deutschen Meistern gespickte Lotto-Elf gastiert auch in diesem Jahr wieder in insgesamt 13 rheinland-pfälzischen Orten und schnürt für verschiedenste soziale Zwecke die Fußballstiefel.

Anstoß für das Benefizspiel ist am 16. August um 19 Uhr auf dem Sportplatz in Dirmstein. Dann empfängt die Ü40-Auswahl des TuS Dirmstein die Lotto-Elf unter der sportlichen Leitung von Weltmeister Horst Eckel und Europameister Hans-Peter Briegel.

Der Erlös kommt der Initiative „Freiwurf für Fabi“ zugute, die die Reha-Maßnahmen von Fabian Pozywio unterstützt. Fabian war aktiver Handballer und ein ganz normaler junger Mann. Dann wird er auf einer Party am 18. August 2015 Opfer einer unfassbaren Gewalttat. Ohne Streit und ohne jeglichen Grund ging ein Angreifer auf ihn zu und zerschmetterte eine Bierflasche auf seinen Kopf. Mit einer schweren Kopfverletzung wird er in eine Klinik eingeliefert und dort notoperiert. Er schwebt in Lebensgefahr. Fünf Wochen lang liegt er im Koma. Essen, sprechen, laufen – alles muss der früher so sportliche junge Mann neu lernen. In den letzten eineinhalb Jahren hat sich Fabian zurück ins Leben gekämpft. Doch die Kosten der sehr teuren Reha übernimmt die Krankenkasse nur zum Teil. Der Erlös des Spiels in Dirmstein wird Fabian zu Gute kommen und soll helfen, seine Reha finanzieren, um ihm so weiterhin seine Fortschritte zu ermöglichen.

Mehr als ein Fußballspiel

Ein Spiel der Lotto-Elf ist noch mehr als ein Spiel für den guten Zweck. Rund um die Begegnung sorgt ein umfangreiches Programm für viel Unterhaltung auf und neben dem Fußballplatz. Im Vorfeld des Benefizspiels findet um 16.30 Uhr für Kinder und Jugendliche ein Schnuppertraining mit Ex-Nationalspieler Dariusz Wosz und dem Fußballweltmeister von 1974 Wolfgang Kleff statt. Des Weiteren wird ein Workshop „Rhythmische Sportgymnastik“ und Cheerleader-Training mit der Schauspielerin und Moderatorin Nika Krosny-Wosz angeboten.

Fans und Zuschauer haben zudem die Chance auf Autogramme ihrer Idole, gemeinsamen Fotos und bei einer Tombola auf hochwertige Preise. Diese und mehr Programmpunkte sorgen für ein unbeschwertes Event im Dienst der guten Sache. „Ein Spiel der Lotto-Elf ist ein Ereignis für die ganze Gemeinde, denn rund um das Benefizspiel stellen die ausrichtenden Vereine zusammen mit Lotto Rheinland-Pfalz ein buntes Fest auf die Beine“, erklärt Lotto-Geschäftsführer Jürgen Häfner, der auch selbst die Fußballschuhe für den guten Zweck schnüren wird.

#Guido Buchwald #Horst Eckel #Lotto-Elf #Stefan Kuntz #Timo Hildebrand #TuS Dirmstein

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bencastiel · 1 year

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