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This is a true story, happened on Saturday.
English translation: 1) At the Feltrinelli (famous Italian bookstore chain) characters: me (with hairs miraculously straightened by the hairdresser), a friend of mine, her boyfriend Me: Hi! What are you reading? 2) Friend: Here you are! And she lends me a copy of Carole Bolt's The Book of Love Answers (English [link] ) (Italian [link] ) 3) I open the book at random 4) And the answer is "Use all your weapons" 5) I start to shoot with an imaginary machine gun Friend's boyfriend: Is she crazy? Friend: Yes 6) Me (with imaginary sword): It works, doesn't it? Friend: Maybe they meant other kind of weapons... I truly did this scene at the bookstore ^^ |
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"Now then, Dmitri, you know how we've always talked about the possibility of something going wrong with the Bomb..."
"Spada" is "sword?" Interesting.
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Each stept I take
May it hurt, may it ache
Leads me further
Away from the past
Blind Guardian, The Souforged
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And I descend from grace in arms of undertow;
I will take my place in the great below.
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Acido desossiribonucleico! Proparossitono! Lollardo!
commissions are on.
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Acido desossiribonucleico! Proparossitono! Lollardo!
commissions are on.
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Acido desossiribonucleico! Proparossitono! Lollardo!
commissions are on.
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Acido desossiribonucleico! Proparossitono! Lollardo!
commissions are on.
Delving into the etymology, I see both words come from the Latin "spatha."
Interesting. I have learned a new word.
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