
to see the cartoon, please click here:
http://www.infonegocio.com/xeron/bruno/italy.html
suggested by Martin yesterday and by Francesca last year!
The blog of the 2006 trainees of the Council of the EU. Photos, comments, parties, more photos... Bilingual French-English or any combination of these languages with some others: Polenglish, Spanglish, Fralmand...
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post n° 150
L.S.,
Congratulations on the 150!
Martin
P.S. Who is Francesca?
L.S.,
You turned off the anonymous comment option?
Martin
bianca!!! come here before you go to romania!
you can post something else whenever you want, but sometimes there are problems with Blogger.
martin, the administrator warned the bloggers more than once, but they continued with the anonymous comments and some of them were not very nice. because of them, everybody will pay!
that's why, last week he turned off this option .
the last thing he said was:
SORRY!
...for the others
L.S.,
It's OK, I never posted anonymously anyway.
BTW, do I get an invite, too? Bianca has to go out of her way to come see you, and I'll be there anyway. (Gotta see the old Roman Arena...)
Martin
L.S.,
@ Nace: I'm sorry. Lonely Planet called the thing an amphitheatre, which is why I said "arena". But it turns out these stupid Lonely Planet guys don't know the difference between an amphitheatre and a regular Greek theatre. The one in Plovdiv, it turns out, was built by the Romans, but in Greek (semi-circle) style.
[Yes, this is one of my pet hates. It's not that difficult. Even with one year of Greek in grammar school, I still remember that Αμφι means around...]
Martin
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