Reply With QuoteI meant it as a compliment, of course.Originally Posted by Sir C
Lot of Italian immigrants to Italy. Not least because it was where we had a lot of our POW camps in WWII and since half the Italian army surrendered to us in the desert, that meant a fair few stayed.
I meant it as a compliment, of course.
One can appreciate collective bargaining in the workplace without favouring the collectivisation of the whole economy.
So how about this fella.
Yes, but they pronounce it 'Car-Mine' whereas I understand it's supposed to be pronounced 'Car-min-eh', which is a bit girly.
And so I took it, naturally.
I will see if I can find it it was quite interesting. More in depth than how I described it of course. Talking about violent acts from unions and such.
He's the subject of Michael Mann's next movie apparently. Was to be played by Cristiano Bale but he was forced to pull out of the project due to his Carling Cup, or whatever the Spanish call it, commitments with Real Madrid.There's only one Enzo, Pat. Enzo Ferrari
as you can see - Mesut Ozil in a previous life.
Shame..
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"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
good point. it's easily said like ooooooooh Carmine.
Oh, he wrote the Pink Panther theme.So how about this fella.
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