Todays and yesterday search terms bringing people (very few of them) to my blog. Why “Babbo Natale”? In Italian, “Babbo Natale” means “Santa Claus”, btw. I’m fat, but not THAT fat!!! Today  Yesterday  Weird.
I mean, you could puke because of IE8 for sure, but to make an ad to support the idea… :-P > I’m not really sure that this ad is from M$ but, what the hell, it’s disgustingly funny! :D
While Twitter is down (O_o), I decided to put this here: Linus Torvalds Facts. LOL! :D
This morning, while I was reading the Daniele Luttazzi’s blog and his series of post called “La Palestra” (“The Gym” in English), I decided that was worth it to translate some of the best I read. “The Gym”? Luttazzi publishes satyric jokes on his blog, from a collection of ones that he receives from his fans. But why? Because I think some of them are good even in English. Italian’s latest events are being publicized on international newspapers lately. This makes it possible to get those jokes. ...
From "Who’s Minding the Store", by Jerry Lewis From “Decameron - La Macchina da Scrivere”, by Daniele Luttazzi (blog) “Ciccotti e la Macchina da Scrivere”, by Tommaso Ciccotti
This is another thing it happens to me as well! I don’t really know what does it says: probably that some of the studenthood “duty” left a deep mark on our subconscious, making us imagine realities in which we “didn’t do our job”… and now we pay the consequences. Or, simply, that some teachers at school should be reported for “mental raping”! :-D LOL
LOL!!!
Semplicemente, un grande e sonoro: LOL! -_-’ PS L’Italia e’ sempre piu’ imbarazzante…
How do you end Parenthetical Statement with Emoticons? To be honest? I can’t work out what’s the right thing to do. But I know that I normally do the send option: even if it looks “ugly” it does follow a logical pattern. The second one is too “messy” for a control freak like me ;-) How do you normally solve this dilemma?