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Grisha is leaving the building
Grisha is leaving the building
Germany is leaving. Grisha Morgenstern, pure sex from the Graphics Department has cleaned up his desk and is ready for the big wide world.
Photo by Reed Young.
What did you do before coming to Fabrica?
Clicking colors, selling used Q-tips on eBay Germany. Now I have such big international collection after leaving Fabrica to rule the world wide used Q-tips market. But the right question would be: What was Fabrica doing before I arrived?
What's the plan now?
I will try to make money and live a healthy and peaceful life. Before I turn 30, I want to have a nice house, money and time to renovate my Dad’s first car and maybe a dog! A big one with a head like a horse and paws like the hands of cute Asian school girls. Ohhh one or two nice girlfriends interested in what I am interested at.
Then, when I turn 32 I want to have a child with maybe one of those two girls. But that doesn’t mean that I want to marry her. Then with 34 or maybe 35 I want to adopt a second one! Maybe from Korea or Vietnam, don’t know yet. Lets see. So I am still available. If you are interested don’t be shy.
Your most priceless accomplishment here?
I learned that not everything what is sparkling is gold!
Living in my Grandmas flat without a grandma.
The names of Donald Duck’s nephews around the world:
German - Tick, Trick & Track
Arabic - Karkoor wa Farfoor wa Zarzoor
Canadian - Mike, Dave and Pierre
Czech - Kulík, Bubík a Dulík
Danish - Rip, Rap og Rup
Dutch - Kwik, Kwek, en Kwak
Estonian - Hups, Tups ja Lups
Finnish - Tupu, Hupu ja Lupu
French - Riri, Fifi et Loulou
Greek - Khi, Nti & Lioúi
Hungarian - Tiki, Niki és Viki
Icelandic: - Ripp, Rapp og Rupp
Indonesian - Kwak, Kwik, dan Kwek
Italian - Qui, Quo, e Qua
Japanese - Hyuui, Dyuui, Ruui.
Lithuanian - Bilis, Vilis ir Dilis
Norwegian - Ole, Dole og Doffen
Polish - Hyzio, Dyzio i Zyzio
Portuguese - Huguinho, Luizinho e Zezinho
Spanish - Hugo, Paco y Luis or Juanito, Jorgito y Jaimito
Serbian - Raja, Gaja i Vlaja
Swedish - Knatte, Fnatte och Tjatte
Russian - Billy, Villy, & Dilly
Your favorite part about living in Treviso?
The summer time wine sessions in the evening with people I like. The sun that woke me up burning my naked ass every Sunday morning between May and August.
Your least favorite part?
No H&M, too many pink trousers on boys and chicks with no natural beauty left.
Any last words for the Fabricanti?
If someone is calling you dude or dog, turn around and leave the Department as fast as you can.
I will always have a place for you; my flat is your flat.
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ReBlogged by christian etter on Nov 30, 2006 at 08:00 AM
Posted by christian etter on Nov 30, 2006 at 08:00 AM
Comments
Thank god you've left now I can finally sit at the desk I claimed over 6 months ago! Oh and congratulations you made it through the entire time without cooking dinner for me once! Oh wait you did pasta pesto in week 3! How could I forget that wonderful german cuisine as you promised.
I can bearly see what I am typing through my river of tears for you Grisha. All that is left to say is farwell and that of course I love you buddy. x
Posted by: Pia Knight at 01.12.2006 05:15 PM
Grisha, I missed you loads and your interview here made me laugh like before.
I will always remember our dinners at my flat with pia and our misadventure to the lake one lovely sunday afternoon, where the ticketing officer paid for our train tickets.
And all the random moments we spent talking about everything and nothing.
Good luck you're going to do great.
Hope to see you in the near future, whether it's europe, singapore or shanghai.
xoxo
Posted by: jules at 04.12.2006 04:32 PM
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