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ferragosto - the time when thousands of italian tourists flood the beaches in adriatic. all the peace and quiet is gone coz they talk and talk and talk.... really loud, yikes
before:
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Where are the women ???
Btw that is healthy not skinny In fact there are some very nice bodies there. Not all though
Originally posted by TheVrk
it IS incredible isn't it??
STILL pumpin out great set after great set...never cheesed out, never sold out, never lost his touch..
Simply does not get any better than Hernan
Continuing the weight theme, I would like to thank all those Aussies I see in the street, who make me pull in the tummy muscles and step up the pace
I think Australia and America take in turns for the most obese title , although I think we still have the crown for carbon emissions
Originally posted by TheVrk
it IS incredible isn't it??
STILL pumpin out great set after great set...never cheesed out, never sold out, never lost his touch..
Simply does not get any better than Hernan
ferragosto - the time when thousands of italian tourists flood the beaches in adriatic. all the peace and quiet is gone coz they talk and talk and talk.... really loud, yikes
before:
and after:
Bit of a sausage fest if you ask me
The largest room in the world, is the room for improvement!
One of my favourite programs as a child was "Mr Benn"
He was an ordinary guy who lived on an ordinary street but, by some magic, became something different every day and had the most amazing (almost unbelievable) adventures. One day he would be an astronaut, the next a clown, the next a caveman but at the end of each day he would return to his normal life, on his normal street.
Of course as a child this just seems like a series of fantastic stories but I now look back and wonder whether Mr Benn was having a few too many mushrooms with his breakfast or if he was suffering from some kind of mental illness or attention disorder?
One of my favourite programs as a child was "Mr Benn"
He was an ordinary guy who lived on an ordinary street but, by some magic, became something different every day and had the most amazing (almost unbelievable) adventures. One day he would be an astronaut, the next a clown, the next a caveman but at the end of each day he would return to his normal life, on his normal street.
Of course as a child this just seems like a series of fantastic stories but I now look back and wonder whether Mr Benn was having a few too many mushrooms with his breakfast or if he was suffering from some kind of mental illness or attention disorder?
Was Mr Benn popular in the states at all?
I have hever heard of Mr. Benn, but he sounds like somebody I'd like to party with.
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In fact there are some very nice bodies there. 
Not all though 
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