Pink Floyd - Another brick in the wall (part II) - tekst piosenki, tłumaczenie piosenki, teledysk na Tekstowo.pl [Intro] You, Yes You! Stand still laddie! When grow up, went to school, There were certrain teachers who Would hurt children anyway they could. By pouring their derision, Upon anything we did, Exposing any weaknees, However carefully hidden by the kids. But in the town it was well known, That when they got home at night, Their fat and psychopatic wives. [Verse 1] We don't need no education We don't need no thought control No dark sarcasm in the classroom Teachers leave them kids alone Hey! [Verse 2] We don't need no education We don't need no thought control No dark sarcasm in the classroom Teachers leave them kids alone Hey! [Outro] If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding! Poznaj historię zmian tego tekstu
10 Weirdest Sports You've Probably Never Heard Of Boy Surprised With Dream Birthday Cake From His Drawing For his 7th birthday this year, little Oliver Sipes definitely had his cake and ate it too. During his birthday celebrations last night with his family, Oliver, a huge “Cake Boss” fan, got the surprise of a lifetime. His colorful, imaginative drawing of a cake he had done just days earlier turned into a reality equipped with his “Star Wars” characters, stripes, swirls and all. Needless to say, he was floored. “He had no idea it was coming, nor did he ask for it,” Oliver’s mom, Marlow Sipes, told ABC News. “He was so excited. Twin 4-Year-Old Girls' Hulk Princess Birthday Cake Smashes Sweet Stereotypes Man Finds Grandparents' 100-Year-Old Wedding Cake Inside a Hatbox in Garage The little boy’s wild imagination turned into reality thanks to his father’s coworker and baking enthusiast, Alyvia Munos, who loved taking on the challenge. “It was definitely one of the most fun cakes I’ve ever made,” said Munos, who is receiving lots of praise online for her depiction.
klasa 8 unit 7 policzalne i niepoliczalne czytanie ze zrozumieniem Poland Poland's first civilization dates back to about 2000 B.C., but it wasn't until A.D. 966 that the region's tribes became united under the Slavic chief Mieszko, first prince of Polska. In the late 1500s, Poland and Lithuania joined together and formed a large, powerful commonwealth with elected kings. By the late 1700s however, Poland had been weakened by a series of wars with its neighbors. In 1795, it was conquered and divided up among Russia, Prussia (now Germany), and Austria. Poland ceased to exist as a country for 123 years. In 1918, after World War I, Poland was restored as a country. In 1980, Polish workers began protesting communist rule under the now-famous union banner of Solidarity.