Paques tumbleweed, day as normal in a muslim city.
(Paques is French for easter)
No easter eggs here. The chocolate companies haven't figured out how best to manage the margins yet. Almost everyone's teeth are already a mess (sugar and nicotine are the dominant drugs), so maybe because Big Choc has invested more in dentistry (which is big money business in these parts courtousy of a conveniently constructed aspiring middle class, you can still see the scaffolding here though - it's kind of cute to me).
Here you can buy sugar formed into cones, looks like about 1 and a half kilos in size. You give them at weddings births or funerals, or something like that, not entirely sure. But you can buy them today at the local taxi stand kiosk.
Sugar cones, thousands of years old, yet still current.
Sacrifice. Yeah, I'm pretty sure we are adding lots of sugar to the story, the speciality of our times. Dude got misrepresented, probably the last thing he expected, but consequences happened. We must try harder to fix that sort of issue, because that convenient crucifixion problem is still our dominant paradigm. Read any day's news for an example of that.
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updated by @ultrajam: 05/20/14 09:31:11PM
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