...są dobre a priori, a inne grupy, burżuazja i posiadacze kapitału, są...ten sposób stając się odpowiednikiem burżuazji w marksizmie ekonomicznym. Po czwarte, ...ej Europie powstanie i obali rządy - burżuazyjne rządy - ponieważ robotnicy mieli wi...ponad narodowymi granicami z sobą, niż z burżuazją i klasą rządzącą ...ą socjo-ekonomicznej podbudowy społeczeństwa burżuazyjnego," i chciałbym podkreślić, ...

... First African Baptist Church, its spare polished brass and hardwood floors built by slaves in 1773. On a summer morning, the Rev. Thurmond Tillman delivers an electrifying sermon to a packed congregation of burly cops, fan-waving women and young men with long braids. After the two-hour service, Tillman slips away from the reception and reveals that he was the one to deliver the news of the ...

... to swoon for the imposing macho man type that Thor is supposed to be. Taking away Thor's hammer was too much though. I kind of wonder what the Japanese would do to the other burly heroes of the West in Anime like Heracles or Samson, who is supposed to be extremely hairy. Nothing good probably. Heracles is a character in _Kolokolo Polon_ (the main character is Apollo's daughter), ...

... Japanese would really go for this type, even for a non main character. Japanese women tend not to swoon for the imposing macho man type that Thor is supposed to be. Taking away Thor's hammer was too much though. I kind of wonder what the Japanese would do to the other burly heroes of the West in Anime like Heracles or Samson, who is supposed to be extremely hairy. Nothing good probably.

...>   Ummm, you've really never seen the long-lived Marvel Comics version of Thor? Yeah but at least he had a hammer.         He was also big and  burly and like Sea Wasp said earlier, was passible as a fictional Viking and made more sense as an incarnation of Thor.       Depicting Thor is a beardless, average size Japanese high school student was ...

...of Thor.   Ummm, you've really never seen the long-lived Marvel Comics version of Thor? Yeah but at least he had a hammer.   He was also big and burly and like Sea Wasp said earlier, was passible as a fictional Viking and made more sense as an incarnation of Thor. Depicting Thor is a beardless, average size Japanese high school student was not ...

... Thor.   Ummm, you've really never seen the long-lived Marvel Comics version of Thor? Yeah but at least he had a hammer.   He was also big and burly and like Sea Wasp said earlier, was passible as a fictional Viking and made more sense as an incarnation of Thor. Depicting Thor is a beardless, average size Japanese high school student was not necessarily a ...

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.... What they did to Thor in Mythical Detective Loki is another. Most depictions of Thor in European and American culture tend to stay true the Thor of Norse mythology. He is shown to be a big burly man, often with lots of facial hair, and he wields his hammer with pride. This would not do for the Japanese audience though. So in Mythical Detective Loki, Thor's form on Earth is a ...

...this. What they did to Thor in Mythical Detective Loki is another. Most depictions of Thor in European and American culture tend to stay true the Thor of Norse mythology. He is shown to be a big burly man, often with lots of facial hair, and he wields his hammer with pride. This would not do for the Japanese audience though. So in Mythical Detective Loki, Thor's form on Earth is a beardless,...