milano invaded by the scotts...even said in the local newspaper as such

hundreds of kilt-wearing scottish men, young and old, brought their unending sociability and merriment to the duomo for all of Friday. Bag pipes and flags, boxes and boxes of beer and muggs and endless Scottish songs and chants. A soccer ball bounces so high in the air, that from the top of the duomo we see it fly from one end of the mass of drunken, skirted men to the other. no fights. no aggression. but where were the italians? the carabinieri? their UNDERWEAR??????

I’VE WALKED PASSED IT A MILLION TIMES AND NEVER ACTUALLY GONE IN

March 26th 2005
Pavia and Milano March 26, 2004 When I was a teacher, I once had a conversation with several teachers that helped me understand the difficulty I was having with some of my students. We talked about the different perspective and character that develops in the children of families whose ancestors chose to immigrate to the United States and the children of families who were forced, commonly th ... read more

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