I have some thoughts on his mind. And since the only two topics that concern, and in Italy at the moment, are the most important event of Naomi, I decided to write a little '.
I think there's a lot of deception, ignorance and prejudice regarding Supercar. A disproportionate number of the area under the horse David Hasselhoff, whose legs are longer in length of 4 / 5 of the total body. Then the age-old question raised (in fact, unbuttoned) shirts from the early eighties: they are an extension of curly chest hair or long hair is just a carry-lion villus chest? The section of wikipedia curiosity tends towards the former. My second question, that to have a full answer had to wait for the large-scale introduction of Google Earth, but how many fucking straight roads in the desert with the cactus bush and rolling right to left are in the U.S.? And then an outburst: Clearly, the success of the series goes to the roundness of the handsome blue eyes and rounded bottoms of several (but always with a high waist) for Bellucci, but because no one has ever praised the two real authors of the success of Knight Rider, that dwarf who was driving sitting on the floor when they turned the scenes where KITT travels without the twin pilot and even sacrificed, which lie between the camshaft and pistons heaving her hands cupped over her mouth to voice supercars in the scenes in which this talks to Michael.
Let the most topical chapter: Fiammetta.
1) but how the hell do you play?
2) because you look with longing those three boys, who, to make him a compliment, you have to talk about their collections? (Or alternatively: Who is your ophthalmologist?)
3) why someone who runs a bar should be considered an honor to play with a band of wretched and especially where to find time to rehearse and perform (given fanfulladalodi that the three did not live close to your business because they put us a week to reach, inter alia through a couple of times the cock of straight streets and ein the middle of the desert that swarmed in the United States in the early eighties)?
only the 7 and the first joke.
