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August 18, 2011, 01:37 AM

pinosilano pinosilano is offline

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Quote:

Originally Posted by aleCcowaN

Porque yo no se si lo saben, pero la Unión Europea la inventamos acá, y está en nuestra sangre. Y ya la corto con el cocoliche que se está poniendo de moda en estos foros.

Mi nuera es argentina, descenciente directa de un caballero emigrado allí en Arg. desde Abruzzo; y mi cuñado (la buon'anima) era de algunas generaciones genovesas pero de cepo sardo.

Si recuerdo bien, Cocoliche era un cartoon, ¿o recuerdo mal?

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