Lo peor de todo es que estoy hinchando x los uruguayos. A pesar de Bielsa y el 17.

No entiendo para qué les dan pausa de hidratación a los yoruguas si tienen jugadores que aún no hicieron el primer trotecito.

El relator de TyC tiene que acelerar en el relato para que parezca que Uruguay se mueve algo más rápido que caminando.

Normalmente, por lo que se vio hoy, diría que Uruguay le gana fácil a España y clasifica caminando. Pero tiene a Bielsa. Bielsa en algún momento saca su arma secreta y fuiste, te quedas afuera.

Pensaba que no estaba bien reirme de España sin que aún haya jugado Argentina. Pero el schadenfreude es genial.

España nueva contra conos.

El criterio de la FIA..

Hoy Mercedes le quito la carrera a Kimi. Si le hubieran permitido pasar antes a Russell, o si hacian un swap cuando era evidente que andaba más rápido, Hamilton no podría haber recortado tanto.

Después de los sesenta ningún medico debiera negarse recetarte un buen decadron inyectable cada tanto.

El problema con los astrónomos uruguayos es que te encuentran el doble de estrellas de las que se ven.

RIP David Hockney

Si los yankees tuvieran un 9 que patee al arco, irían ganando por 6

Most of the obituaries and tributes to David Hockney will, I imagine, focus primarily on his extraordinary craft and brilliance as an artist. Perhaps they might also mention his brilliance as a communicator (he was such a fine writer and speaker). But there was something else rather unique about him too. He was also strikingly honest about the tricks/techniques artists use and used to paint. His book Secret Knowledge is a rather wonderful detective work into how renaissance and Dutch golden age painters used glass and mirrors to help them master perspective. It's a pretty compelling case (see this video clip from a BBC doc he made alongside the book👇) though I'm sure some art historians will raise their eyebrows. Many will be aghast at the notion that greats like Vermeer might have been using lenses and camera obscuras to help them draw and paint. As if it were in some way "cheating". But Hockney was so self-evidently brilliant he was one of the few people who could document this without anyone gainsaying his own talent. There are very few artists, living or dead, who have this degree of self-confidence. Not just to know their craft, but to be bracingly honest about how it works. One other who comes to mind is Paul Simon: not just an extraordinary musician but is also an extraordinary communicator about the tricks and techniques of how to write and perform music. For many great artists, the temptation is to cloak their crafts in mystery, like a member of the magic circle. Hockney wasn't having any of it. So yes, he was a legend in all the obvious ways. But also in a few other less obvious ways as well. RIP.

Remembering David Hockney, he was kind and always had a sparkle in his eye. He never stopped experimenting and is one of the finest painters of our generation.

Algunas acuarelas de Mayo.

Lo que en la FIA es Checo Perez, en la FIFA es Chequio Perez.

Está chequiado lo de Chequia? O hay que checar a Checa?

Que tristeza!! Mi pintor contemporaneo preferido, siempre a la búsqueda de cosas nuevas, y modos de ver. SIT TIBI TERRA LEVIS

David Hockney, one of the most popular and influential artists of the past century, has died aged 88. ft.trib.al/YLDTpOW