Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Analfabetismo...

"Il livello di analfabetismo dei nostri bambini sono impressionanti" [sic].
G.W. Bush, Washington, 23.01.2004.
Senza parole. Shalom.
Namib

 G.W. Bush, Washington, 23.01.2004.
E l'ha detto in Italiano vero? :)
*LOL*
-Stefano

Stefano De Cesari ha scritto:
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Per una volta mi vedo costretto ad essere daccordo con DC...se vuoi
deriderlo, almeno cita l'originale in inglese ... non ci si può fidare di
un traduttore sconosciuto...
Raffaele
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 E l'ha detto in Italiano vero? :)
No: l'ho tradotto io per farlo intendere a te. Come dimostra infatti il
seguente esempio, tu non conosci la lingua inglese: "The source of the shit
that was wrote from ams67" (thread "Apache killing video"). Shalom,
analfababy.
Namib

 un traduttore sconosciuto...
Rispondendo seriamente, cito dalla rubrica "Bushismi" dell'ultimo
"Internazionale". Né intendevo "provare" l'analfabetismo (per tacer
dell'idiozia) di Bush, ben noto, peraltro, a tutti: era una "pausa caffè".
Al lavoro & ciao. P.S. Provo cmq a trovare la fonte. Bye.
Namib

 un traduttore sconosciuto...
Trovato! E' su
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/01/20040123-2.html
 : "the
illiteracy level of our children are appalling". Ora va bene? Shalom.
Namib

 illiteracy level of our children are appalling". Ora va bene? Shalom.
Fonte migliore non potevi trovare!
Ciao
Ale
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 illiteracy level of our children are appalling". Ora va bene? Shalom.
Grazie. E' solo una questione di completezza...
Ad ogni modo, potrebbe benissimo essere un errore di trascrizione, dato
che con l'aggiunta di una semplice "s" va tutto a posto:
"The illiteracy **levelS** of our children are appalling"
"I livelli di analfabetismo tra i nostri bambini sono impressionanti"
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No: l'ho tradotto io
Abbiamo capito chi e' l'analfabeta allora :)
*LOL*
-Stefano

illiteracy level of our children are appalling". Ora va bene? Shalom.
Direi di no. Basta un typo (aggiungere una "s" e la frase e'
perfettamente corretta.
-Stefano

 "I livelli di analfabetismo tra i nostri bambini sono impressionanti"
non sono un linguista ma mi pare che a proposito di analfabetimo
si possa parlare solo di livello al singolare, pertanto la frase corretta
dovrebbe essere
 "Il livello di analfabetismo tra i nostri bambini e' impressionanti"
cioe'
"The illiteracy level of our children is appalling"
comunque per affermare che bush e' un ignorante con grossi limiti
culturali non c'e' bisogno di dimostrazione; direi anzi  che puo'
essere preso come un assunto.
Pietro
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 essere preso come un assunto.
Ottimo metodo!
Ale

 essere preso come un assunto.
Beato te che sai tutto e che limiti culturali non ne hai...
Raffaele

essere preso come un assunto.
E se lo dici tu... :)))
*LOL*
-Stefano

 Pietro
Precisamente ! Analfabetismo e`un termine assoluto. Si puo`alterarlo con
diversi gradi di apprendimento.
Riguardo little George , lo ritengo un "dada" nella struttura mentale e la
politica , di certo un pupazzo maneggiato dal Richelieu di turno.
Ciao
Giano

Precisamente ! Analfabetismo e`un termine assoluto.
Ma "LEVELS" no :)
-Stefano

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??? Che stai a di'?
K

 Grazie. E' solo una questione di completezza...
ROTFL!!!!!!!!!
Castagno ora che pure dalla CIA iniziano ad ammettere che non ci sono,
dove saranno mai queste armi di distruzione di massa che dovevano essere
in IRAQ?  
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Forse si sta riferendo alla frase dove ho usato l'articolo 'the' con
'justice'..."The justice is shit" instead of "Justice is shit"... Vabbe'
m'e' scappato e allora?
Ma anche in questo caso che c'entra "Apache killing video" e "The source of
the shit"?
Namib, forse dovresti porre un filtro alla tua 'straripante' sorgente del
sapere. Sono sicuro che conosci anche l'aramaico antico...
...however I think you are showing off too much...
K

Castagno ora che pure dalla CIA iniziano ad ammettere che non ci sono,
Davvero?  E mi faresti anche vedere dove sarebbero queste ammissioni? :)
*LOL*
-Stefano

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PS...correggi anche questa...

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Ciao Toni, credo che Namib si riferisca non a qualcosa che hai scritto tu ,
ma ad una frase di SDC scritta in un inglese scorretto.
Ciao
Giano

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Ho plonkato De Cesari..Da questo e' nato l'equivoco.
In questo caso ritiro tutto quello che ho scritto e chiedo umilmente scusa a
Namib...
K

 the shit"?
vorrei sottolineare che " the shit " e` in realta` , nel volgo giovanile
USA, un complimento
Example: this guy is the shit
al contrario di " a shit " che e` usato in senso dispregiativo
Example: this newsgroup is a shit, a piece of shit, shitty 
giusto per puntualizzare
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Penso che hai fatto bene a plonkarlo , anch'io sono tentato di rifarlo
perche` non c'e`modo alcuno di giungere ad un risultato...entrare in un
tread con lui e`come maneggiare un rosario.
Ciao
Giano

 giusto per puntualizzare
Infatti dipende dal contesto. Nelle seguenti due frasi 'shit' ha un
significato diverso:
Shit happens!
It is good shit!
Cheers
K

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Infatti, e' solo una perdita di tempo. All'inizio ti diverte pure, ma poi
diventa monotono...
Della serie: vado a farmi un super caffe' per svegliarmi... Ora ho capito il
senso della frase di Namib..."The source of the shit that was WROTE FROM
ams67"...
Ciao
Toni

 Abbiamo capito chi e' l'analfabeta allora :)
Quello che scrive: "The source of the shit  that was wrote from ams67"
(thread "Apache killing video"; autore: l'impareggiabile SdC)? Eh, già.
Bell'e capito. Bye bye, analfababy.
Namib

 Namib...
De nada. E tieni a mente l' "inglese" di De Cesari:
"The government rapresent all citizens of a State".
"The source of the shit that was wrote from ams67"
Potrà sempre tornarti utile, magari come signature... Forse, essendo tu
ormai neozelandese d'adozione, hai dimenticato la mitica "lettera" di Totò e
Peppino, e (sempre in "Totò, Peppino e la malafemmina") le poliglotte
informazioni chieste (da T & P) al "generale austriaco"... Peccato,
rideresti di gusto, se rammentassi --- e "inquadreresti" perfettamente il
misellus De Cesari. Shalom (e piàntala co' 'sta storia orribile e ridicola
del
"complotto ebraico"...).
Namib

 perfettamente corretta.
Un typo del TUO tipo?
"The government rapresent all citizens of a State".
"The source of the shit that was wrote from ams67"
Quanto poi alla tua "correzione" di Bush ("De Cesari corregge Bush"! Meglio
di "Maciste contro Sansone"...), è veramente spassosa: saresti stato una
favola, come filologo... "Livelli di analfabetismo"? Yuk. E come mai il
Grande Broccolo, ma Piccolo Bush, non è passato ad enumerarli? E quali
saranno? Ah, già: il levollo 1, il livello 2 ecc. Toh. Béccati il resto del
suo discorso: te lo meriti.
I expect you, as mayors, to challenge the soft bigotry of low expectations.
I challenge you to keep raising that bar and standards. (Applause.)
And we want to help here. We've got money for that. We've got money for
additional grants for Pell grants for low-income kids who are taking a good,
strong curriculum. I told you what the Mayor did -- he's challenging the
soft bigotry of low expectations. It might not have been the most
politically popular thing in certain editorial pages or around the city, but
he's taken the lead. He's not afraid to lead. And that's what we expect from
people at the local level when it comes to assisting, that every child learn
and no child be left behind in America. (Applause.)
I also hope you work with your community colleges. The community college
system provides a great opportunity to make sure you match willing workers
with the skills necessary to occupy the jobs of the 21st century. Some of
you who have been around long enough may remember the old days when they had
work force training requirements that said, just go train people. So they'd
go out and train a thousand hairdressers for 50 jobs. You'd have 950
well-trained hairdressers, but they weren't working.
We've got to make sure the work force training programs focus on the needs
of the employers. And I know many of you are doing that in your communities
and many of you are working with your local chambers. I went to Phoenix, and
if the Mayor is here, thank you, Mr. Mayor, for your hospitality. But there
is a really interesting collaboration between the high-tech community and
the community college system, all aimed at providing people with the skills
so that when the job base expands, and as it is in many communities, they've
got the skills necessary to fill the work.
There is a health care shortage of workers in America. You need to work with
your community colleges to make sure that those colleges are able to provide
the skills in the health care industry so that people who want to work can
do so. And that's what we're talking about when you hear about this
community college initiative of $250 million. I certainly hope the Congress
listens, as well, because it makes sense to use the community college system
wisely. (Applause.)
Speaking about workers, I want to talk about illegal immigrants who are
working in your cities. I believe strongly that this nation is a nation of
rule of law and, therefore, we must be open about what's taking place. And
as you know, there's a lot of people here on false papers who have been
smuggled in by coyotes, who have risked their lives to come and do what many
of us -- many of our citizens do, which is to work hard to put food on the
table for their families. And they're here, and they're working, and they're
making a contribution to the economy. And yet we don't have a system to deal
with them, do we? We have a system that's underground, that's in the shadows
of society. And in my judgment, that's not right.
So what I think we need to do is have what I call a temporary worker
program, to issue a card, a temporary worker card that's legitimate and
real, that says, if you're a willing American employer, you can hire a
willing foreign employee that has a temporary worker card, so long as
there's not an American worker available. In other words, people are doing
jobs Americans aren't doing. And they're coming to our country, and they're
taking great risk. And we've got a lot of border patrol agents trying to
chase the good, hardworking people down. If we make the system work right,
if we make it legitimate, then our border patrol will be able to chase down
true threats to our national security. They'll be able to focus on the
threats. We won't be putting our employers in a position where they're
hoping the documentation that's presented to them is real.
Now, this isn't an amnesty program. Let me be clear about this. This is a
temporary worker program to be registered and above-board. I oppose amnesty
because amnesty -- amnesty would encourage further illegal immigration. And
I oppose amnesty because amnesty would reward those who have broken the laws
of the United States. We've had people in line trying to become a citizen of
our country, they've been waiting in line for a long period of time, and
this program will not allow people to jump ahead in the line of those who
have been here legally. (Applause.)
I think this is a realistic approach to make sure the employer-employee
relationship is honest in this country. And I also think it's necessary. I
think it's necessary because I don't like the thought of hardworking
citizens, no matter where they may be from, not willing to report abuse, for
example, because they'd then get shipped home and wouldn't be able to do
their job as a mom or a dad. This is a humane country, and we need to treat
people humanely, with good, reasonable, common-sense law. I look forward to
Congress to getting it passed. I thank you for giving me a chance to explain
that piece of policy. (Applause.)
I'm winding down. I'm sure Daley is wondering when he's going to quit.
(Laughter.) Being from the Windy City he's -- (laughter) -- he sees the
President is a little windy, himself. (Laughter.)
Let me talk about housing right quick. I know housing is important for the
mayors. We want people owning their own home in America. This administration
has been consistent about promoting what I call an ownership society. You
heard me talk about creating environments for the entrepreneur to flourish.
I want people owning their own home. Home ownership is high in America. I
think it's the highest ever, which is really positive. It's positive for our
country. We understand when somebody owns something, he or she has a vital
stake in the future of this country.
But we've got more work to do. There's still a minority home ownership gap
in America. I think here at the mayors, I laid out some initiatives that, in
the past, one of which just recently passed the Congress, which is the down
payment assistance program. I'm asking Congress for $200 million to help
people with their down payment. As you know better than me, many citizens
have the desire to own a home, but they don't have the dough to make the
down payment. And therefore, they balk at making the decision. So we want to
help families with down payments, and we've now got a plan to do so.
Congress needs to fund it. It's authorized. It now needs to be funded.
The print on these contracts is a little too fine for first-time home
buyers. And, frankly, it's a little too fine for multiple-time home buyers.
It's hard to understand the contracts. And I know HUD is working to simplify
the contracts, and to make it easier and less expensive for people to enter
the process of buying a home, by simplifying the forms.
I don't know if you felt it yet. We're expanding counseling services around
the country -- many times run by faith-based groups, by the way -- to help
people understand what it means to buy a home. First-time home buyers are
sometimes confused by not only the regulations, but the obligations. And
we've got counseling services being expanded out of HUD. And if you haven't
had one in your neighborhood, call HUD. Get them to show up. It's a useful
service. It's a helpful service to close the home ownership gap.
I'm going to talk to the Congress about allowing the federal home
administration to permit zero percent down payment loans to low-income
Americans. That needs to happen in order to encourage more home ownership.
(Applause.) And Congress, by the way -- and they need to pass the single
family housing credit to help people who are building these homes, these
affordable homes inside America's cities.
And we're making progress, by the way. The gap is narrowing. There's more
work to do. I look forward to working with the mayors to close the minority
home ownership gap in America, for the good of the country. For the good of
your cities, but for the good of the country, as well. (Applause.)
Let me conclude by talking about a really important domestic initiative, at
least as far as I'm concerned, and that's the faith-based initiative -- see
if I can explain it properly to you. First of all, we strongly believe in
the separation of church and state here in Washington, D.C., and that's the
way it's going to be. Secondly, I love the fact that people are able to
worship freely in our country, and if you chose not to worship, you're just
as patriotic as your neighbor. Freedom of religion means freedom to practice
any religion you choose, or the freedom not to practice.
Thirdly, there has been discrimination against faith-based programs in
Washington, D.C. Sure, you can receive a federal grant, but you have to take
the cross off the wall in order to do so, or the Star of David down, or the
crescent. Well, how can you be a faith-based program if you can't practice
your faith? All of a sudden, you become just another program.
Fourthly, I want you to know that out of frustration with Congress, I've
asked them to pass a faith-based initiative. I just decided through
executive order to open up as much federal money as we possibly could, the
grant-making process, to faith-based programs, to let them apply. We want
people of faith involved in solving people's lives. (Applause.)
I know that you have opened an office to expedite federal monies, or the
process, or the grant-making progress -- process -- for your faith-based
programs in your communities. I urge you to take advantage of it. I urge you
to take advantage of it. You know as well as I do that many of the problems
your citizens face are problems of the heart -- addiction. And programs
sometimes work. Government programs sometimes work. But sometimes they don't
work. And sometimes it requires a higher power than a government program to
help change a person's life. You've got armies of compassion in your
communities that I'm confident, by working together, we can unleash, for the
betterment of the people we serve.
You know, I was down in New Orleans. Ray Nagin is the fine Mayor of that
city. And we had a faith-based initiative there. And he has got a
faith-based coordinating group to not only work in the city, but with the
state of Louisiana. I also urge you -- kind of like the grant problem we got
in other areas, sometimes the money goes to the states, and if the state is
not anxious to be involved with the faith programs, it gets stuck and
doesn't make it to you. And so I urge you to work with your governors to
make sure that their faith-based offices are up and running, and that they
help cut through the inherent prejudice toward faith programs, the inherent
prejudice in government.
And I'm talking about all faiths, by the way. There's fantastic Jewish
charities in America that are helping change this country, one soul at a
time. You ought to look at those and welcome them and encourage them. Same
with the Muslim charities, and, of course, the Christian charities that are
strong. This government is -- will continue to work hard to make sure this
vision becomes reality.
Jim Towey -- raise your hand, Towey -- right over there -- he runs the
faith-based office in the White House. We've got faith-based offices
throughout bureaucracies. I see that the Deputy Secretary of HUD designee is
with us. We've got a faith office at HUD that can be used by mayors and
community groups to access federal money. Billions of dollars are now
available. I encourage you -- I encourage you to use this source of fund and
empower one of the greatest strengths we have in our country, the faith
community. (Applause.)
There are other initiatives. I laid out the prison initiative, $300 million
to help on the prison reentry program. This will make a big difference in
your communities. It will make a big difference in people's lives. Call upon
your faith-based programs to help with these souls that are looking for
help. You know, the clinical probation program sometimes works. But
oftentimes, it's helpful to have somebody with their arms out there saying,
I love you, brother, or I love you, sister; what can I do to help you
reenter our society. (Applause.)
That's not exactly the traditional approach, I readily concede, to prison --
to rehabilitation programs. I know that. But sometimes traditional
rehabilitation programs have fallen short of the mark. Sometimes, it's that
extra ingredient called love that will make a fundamental difference in
somebody's future. And our houses of worship are houses of love. That's what
they exist for. The universal call, love your
neighbor just like you'd like to be loved yourself is a important part of
the soul of your community. Use it. And the federal government want to help
you.
Towey's job is to make sure that we cut through the strings, to make sure
your faith groups are able to access the money without losing their faith.
You're going to hear people say, why do I want to interface with the
government? They're going to call me to have to do something I don't want to
do. Towey's job -- and by the way, just to show you what kind of society we
have, before he came, he was Mother Teresa's lawyer. (Laughter.) I'm not
going to get into lawsuit abuse -- (laughter) -- but he's doing a good job.
And his job is to make sure that the armies of compassion are unleashed.
(Applause.)
So those are the things that are on my mind. I thank you for giving me a
chance to come by and share them with you. I'll tell you what else is on my
mind. I understand '04 is going to be a difficult year for some. But I want
you to know this -- (laughter) -- I want you to know this. I don't want -- I
don't want politics to get in the way of me doing my job and you doing your
job for the people. I want you to know, I assure you -- (applause). I
understand it, and so do you. But let us not let the elections get in the
way of our solemn responsibility. I don't care what your party is, I don't
care who you're for, for President. I have a job to do, and so do you. And
by working together, by working together on key initiatives in a way that
respects our differences, honors our values, we can do our job for America.
And that's what I expect of you, and I know that's what you expect of me.
And together, we're going to make this country continue to be great. Thanks
for coming. (Applause.)
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Et alors, mammalucco? Dove "was wrote", la natura de 'sti livelli? Buona
notte, pollo.
Namib

 Raffaele

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Dimenticato? Toto ,Peppino e la malafemmina e' un classico! LoL! Si da il
caso che ho una collezione dei film di Antonio De Curtis..in arte Toto. Ho
anche una sua foto autografata che mio nonno dette a mio padre...
"Mi scusi, per andare dove dobbiamo andare, per dove dobbiamo andare? Sa, e'
una semplice domanda! LoL! "
Proporrei perfino un NG dedicato al 'principe'....
Cheers
K

 K
http://www.antoniodecurtis.com/
in real audio si puo`gustare lo sketch
Ciao a tutti gli interessati a Toto'
Giano
TOTÒ- (a Peppino) Ma tu ci credi? 'Sto paese è così grande che io non mi
raccapezzo.
PEPPINO- Ma come si fa?
TOTÒ- Bisognerebbe trovare qualcuno, che so?, per sapere l'indirizzo di
questa Marisa Florian...
PEPPINO- (indicando un vigile urbano) Domandiamo a quel militare là.
TOTÒ- A quello? Ma che, sei pazzo? Quello dev'essere un generale austriaco,
non lo vedi?
PEPPINO- E va bene... Siamo alleati!
TOTÒ- Siamo alleati?
PEPPINO- Eh.
TOTÒ- Già, è vero: siamo alleati.
PEPPINO- Siamo alleati.
TOTÒ- Andiamo. (Lo prende per mano e vanno insieme dal vigile). (Al vigile)
Excuse me! (Pesta un piede a Peppino).
PEPPINO- Ahi!
TOTÒ- (a Peppino) E scansati! (Poi al vigile) Scusi, lei è di qua?
VIGILE- Dica.
TOTÒ- È di qua?
VIGILE Si, sono di qua. Perchè, m'ha ciapa' per un tedesco?
TOTO Ah, è tedesco? (A Peppino) Te l'avevo detto io che era tedesco...
PEPPINO- Ah... E allora come si fa?
TOTÒ- Eh, ci parlo io.
PEPPINO (scettico) Perchè, tu parli...
TOTÒ- Eh: ho avuto un amico prigioniero in Germania. Non m'interrompere, se
no perdo il filo. (Al vigile) Dunque, excuse me, bitte schòn... Noio (indica
sè e Peppino)...
VIGILE- Se ghe?
TOTÒ- (a Peppino) Ha capito!
PEPPINO- (a Totò) Che ha detto?
TOTÒ- (a Peppino) Dopo ti spiego. (Al vigile) Noio... volevam... volevàn
savoir... l'indiriss...ja..
VIGILE- Eh, ma bisogna che parliate l'italiano, perchè io non vi capisco.
TOTÒ- Parla italiano? (A Peppino) Parla italiano!
PEPPINO- (al vigile) Complimenti.
TOTÒ- (al vigile) Complimenti! Parla italiano: bravo!
VIGILE- Ma scusate, dove vi credevate di essere? Siamo a Milano qua!
TOTÒ- Appunto, lo so. Dunque: noi vogliamo sapere, per andare dove dobbiamo
andare, per dove dobbiamo andare. Sa, è una semplice informazione...
VIGILE- Sentite...
TOTÒ e PEPPINO- Signorsì, signore.
VIGILE -... se volete andare al manicomio...
TOTÒ e PEPPINO- Sissignore.
VIGILE -... vi accompagno io.
TOTÒ e PEPPINO- Sissignore.
VIGILE- (li saluta, ma prima di allontanarsi) Ma guarda un pò che roba! Ma
da dove venite voi, dalla Val Brembana?
TOTÒ -(a Peppino) Non ha capito una parola...

Un NG su Toto`, perche`no!?
io potrei riportare qualche altro spassosissimo lavoro teatrale o canzone o
poesia, da un libro portato dall'Italia
"Toto`: L'uomo e la maschera" ,
della compagna sua, Franca Faldini e di Goffredo Fofi
Ora riporto questa e la dedico a tutte le donne di questo NG , anche a te
incognita Lina!*
*Nun si' na femmena*
Comme so' belle 'sti manelle 'e fata
comme so' belle 'st'uocchie tuoje curvine
e chesta chioma nera avvullutata
pare ,na massa 'e file 'e seta fine.
Gnorno`nun si' 'na femmena,
tu si' 'na cesta 'e rose
si 'nu caniste 'e fravole addirose
Gnorsi' te l'aggi' 'a dicere
ca' 'n terra si' 'na stella
tu si' 'na scarda 'e femmena
si' troppo bella...bella ojne'
'A primma vota ca t'aggio 'ncuntrata
'nu lampo me sentette 'e veni' 'mpietto,
e 'ncapo a me penzaje, mo' chist'e`stato
'o Pateterno a famme 'stu dispietto.
Gnorno`nun si' 'na femmena
tu si' 'na meraviglia
ma comm'ha fatto mammeta 'sta figlia!
Gnorsi' te l'aggio 'a dicere
ca si' 'na melodia
tu si' 'a cchiu`bella musica
d'a vita mia... sposete a mme!
S'io fosse 'o presidente 'e 'na giuria
senza penzacce 'ncoppa t'eleggesse
l'unica miss 'e tutt'a vita mia
e forte int'a 'sti braccia t'astrignesse!
Gnorno`nun si' 'na femmena
tu si' 'na tentazione
si' 'nu supplizio, si' 'na dannazione,
Gnorsi`te l'aggi' 'a dicere
ca si' 'na calamita,
peggio 'e 'na bomba atomica,
me lieve 'a vita...crideme a mme!
(Antonio De Curtis)
Toto`

 non faccio il presidente degli stati uniti :)
Perche' il caro Pietro puo' mostrare fior fior di citazioni di
presidenti USA che affermano di sapere tutto e di non avere limiti
culturali, solo che per non umiliarli ha deciso di non mostrarle al
mondo :)
*LOL*
-Stefano

 Giano
Ottimo sito! Grazie Giano...Comunque secondo me una delle piu' belle poesie
di Toto' e' 'A livella'...
...
""Tu qua' Natale...Pasca e Ppifania!!!
T''o vvuo' mettere 'ncapo...'int'a cervella
che staje malato ancora e' fantasia?...
'A morte 'o ssaje ched''e?...è una livella.
'Nu rre,'nu maggistrato,'nu grand'ommo,
trasenno stu canciello ha fatt'o punto
c'ha perzo tutto,'a vita e pure 'o nomme:
tu nu t'hè fatto ancora chistu cunto?
Perciò,stamme a ssenti...nun fa''o restivo,
suppuorteme vicino-che te 'mporta?
Sti ppagliacciate 'e ffanno sulo 'e vive:
nuje simmo serie...appartenimmo à morte"...
Ciao
Toni

Stefano De Cesari ha scritto:
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infatti, cornutone che altro non sei, la commissione d'inchiesta perche'
vogliono farla? per mostrare le WMD trovate? 
*************ROTFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!************
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news:bvmtvp$u8jre$1...@ID-186319.news.uni-berlin.de...
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Certo, e` anche la piu` famosa ed e` stata tradotta in diverse lingue mi
pare e le varie versioni sono sempre in quel sito di Toto`.
Se c'hai qualche film di lui mi piacerebbe rivederlo; io c'ho solo "Al
Commissariato".
A risentirci
Giano

 non faccio il presidente degli stati uniti :)
Non mi risulta che l'essere onniscenti sia un requisito per diventare
presidenti...
Inoltre mi sembra un pò infantile, anche fosse vero, andare a prendere un
errore di pronuncia per dar contro qualcuno.
Raffaele
-- 
Raffaele Castagno
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 dovrebbe essere
E perchč mai? Non esiste un solo "tipo" di analfabetismo. C'č
l'analfabetismo del non saper leggere e scrivere ma per esempio anche
quello informatico.
Del resto:
illiterate [&#305;'l&#305;t&#601;r&#305;t]
adjective
1  	unable to read and write
2  	violating accepted standards in reading and writing
example: an illiterate scrawl
3  	uneducated, ignorant, or uncultured
example: scientifically illiterate
Anche se solo nel suo terzo significato "illiterate" significa
genericamente ignorante, non acculturato.
E i livelli di ignoranza sono molti...
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perche' vogliono farla? per mostrare le WMD trovate?
Prendo atto che hai detto la solita stro***ta e che non sai mostrare
queste fantasiose quanto fantomatiche "ammissioni" della CIA :)
-Stefano

 -Stefano

 errore di pronuncia per dar contro qualcuno.
non l'ho fatto io; comunque un errore di grammatica non e' un errore di pronuncia.
Pietro
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quindi vedi di non rompere i coglioni.
Ribadisco tutto quello che ho scritto sopra.  Ma deduco che davvero non
vuoi portare citazioni di presidenti USA cosi' da mostrare che la tua
affermazione abbia un riscontro effettivo.
-Stefano

volte di non avere.
E di questo il caro Pietro ha le prove ma non le vuole mostrare al monso
intero per non far vergognare il presidente degli USA :)
*LOL*
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President Bush was born on July 6, 1946, in New Haven, Connecticut, and
he grew up in Midland and Houston, Texas. He received a bachelor's
degree from Yale University in 1968, then served as an F-102 fighter
pilot in the Texas Air National Guard. President Bush received a Master
of Business Administration from Harvard Business School in 1975. 
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-Stefano

 sergio wrote:
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prendi atto anche della commissione che verra' istituita anche in UK,
cornutone :)
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prendi atto anche della commissione che verra' istituita anche in UK,
E allora?  Questo vuol dire che la CIA ha fatto fantasiose quando
fantomatiche ammissioni? :)
*ROTFL*
Dai sergio, hai solo detto l'ennesima ca***ta :)
-Stefano

 sergio wrote:
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certo, Bush e Blair invece hanno detto la verita'. Perche' indagare
allora? ROTFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
vai, torna nella fogna che gia' ho perso troppo tempo con un cornutone
come te :)
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allora? ROTFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Si indaga sul fatto che hanno detto o meno la verita'? :)
*ROTFL*
Sergio, peggiori la figura di merda che avevi gia' fatto! :)
-Stefano

 sergio wrote:
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se lo dici tu che sei esperto in quanto le fai COSTANTEMENTE  
***LOL!!!!!!!!!!************
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se lo dici tu che sei esperto in quanto le fai COSTANTEMENTE
...disse il bue all'asino... :)
*LOL*
-Stefano