Comments on: Rude? Embarrassing? Both?

By: Andy

Andy — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 17:01:53 +0000

Really? No, I had never noticed. Interesting because, in the main, they are randomly picked from Google images based on the title and must be from the first page of results. It made me laugh, though, Cecileaux! Thanks for that.

By: Cecilieaux

Cecilieaux — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 16:47:55 +0000

Have you noticed that whenever you speak from your own view there’s a female picture?

By: Andy

Andy — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 16:32:23 +0000

I know. I also know that not every Italian is like him (in fact, most, that I have met, are not rude and arrogant) but you may not see how the outside world sees him. You are right, of course, about the Queen and I have no particular love for her either but, for me, she is not embarrassing nor rude (although her bloody husband, Prince Phillip, is – but then, he’s Greek, not British).

You should be happy to be Italian and I do not mean to slur either Italy or the Italians – only that, as the representative on the World’s stage, he ranks, for us, as a bit of a buffoon and, certainly, not someone to be taken seriously.

By: Pietro

Pietro — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 16:22:52 +0000

Sorry, but maybe you do not know he’s the Emperor Silvio I, always busy with some young-bigtitted-maybe stupid-maybe else (I cannot write here…), who bothers him. Angela Merkel? Who? And the Queen? Oh yes, that very old lady with the funny hats…
Welcome in my world. The problem is that here, unfortunately, he is loved. The man with power, money, people ready to do everything he asks. In the past he said that one German representative could have been a “KapÃƒÂ²” in a movie.
I’m happy to be italian, and every time I can, I tell people that he’s the “different”…