Your favourte Italians:
1.Guoseppi Verdi - operatic composer
2. Paulo di Canio - hammers super star
3. Frederico Fellini - Film director
4. Monica Vitti - Actress
5. Leonardo da Vinci- Renaissance man
6. Antonio Vivaldi - Baroque composer
7. Michaelangelo Buonerroti - Sculptor/ Painter
8, Michaelangelo Antoni - Film director
9. Claudia Cardinale. Actress*
10. Mario Fabrizi - Actor
* Italian actress born in Tunisia
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Your favourte Italians:
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Cabbige Savage
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Leavemyarcelona
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Leavemyarcelona
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Re: Your favourte Italians:
Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑13 Dec 2024, 06:38Wasn't Sabrina, English?
Sabrina Salerno
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Mike Oxsaw
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Re: Your favourte Italians:
joe royal" wrote: ↑13 Dec 2024, 10:50 Southbank .
i went out with old man Rosellos daughter in the early 90’s . He sold the restaurant to his chef and bought the franchise to the wimpy up by the station.
Joe - that's a great link, mate! So, I know the son: Luca. He's my neighbour and he owns Rosella's in Kentish Town (which is a great restaurant/cafe). You probably met him back then. He's got pics of the original Rosella in Seven Kings on the wall of the new place.
Re: Your favourte Italians:
southbankbornnbred wrote: ↑13 Dec 2024, 09:01 The Southbank family heritage.
Plus, Rosella on Kentish Town Road NW5. The original restaurant (owned by the dad) was on Seven Kings high road.
Violante Placido. And her real-life mum, who got blown up in The Godfather.
Paolo.
Monica Belluci.
Artsy stuff. Apparently, they're quite good at that - but they never really talk about it.
Which reminds me...omerta.
The daughter I went out with was called Anne.
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One Sunny Day
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Council Scum
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southbankbornnbred
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Re: Your favourte Italians:
Travelling to the motherland with you lot was quite an experience.
Got to Palermo nice and early that week, on the Monday. Wandered around, taking in the culture, visiting the catacombs, Parliament, the markets, Teatro Massimo. Then you lot turned up on Wednesday (day before the game). Next thing I know, the Carabinieri and my hotel owner had me down as some sort of spy who'd been casing the joint for days - all while those bottles, chairs and bike chains were raining down!
Got back on the Friday night.
"Nice trip, Southbank?"
"Yeah. Quiet."
[Hid copies of the papers]
Got to Palermo nice and early that week, on the Monday. Wandered around, taking in the culture, visiting the catacombs, Parliament, the markets, Teatro Massimo. Then you lot turned up on Wednesday (day before the game). Next thing I know, the Carabinieri and my hotel owner had me down as some sort of spy who'd been casing the joint for days - all while those bottles, chairs and bike chains were raining down!
Got back on the Friday night.
"Nice trip, Southbank?"
"Yeah. Quiet."
[Hid copies of the papers]
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southbankbornnbred
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Re: Your favourte Italians:
The Southbank family heritage.
Plus, Rosella on Kentish Town Road NW5. The original restaurant (owned by the dad) was on Seven Kings high road.
Violante Placido. And her real-life mum, who got blown up in The Godfather.
Paolo.
Monica Belluci.
Artsy stuff. Apparently, they're quite good at that - but they never really talk about it.
Which reminds me...omerta.
Plus, Rosella on Kentish Town Road NW5. The original restaurant (owned by the dad) was on Seven Kings high road.
Violante Placido. And her real-life mum, who got blown up in The Godfather.
Paolo.
Monica Belluci.
Artsy stuff. Apparently, they're quite good at that - but they never really talk about it.
Which reminds me...omerta.
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oh dear II
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F 129 Row66
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Re: Your favourte Italians:
 Sabrina in London, 1955 |
| Norma Ann Sykes 19 May 1936 Stockport, Cheshire, England |
| 24 November 2016 (aged 80) Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
| Sabby |
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| Harold Melsheimer (m. 1967; div. 1974) |
| Encyclopedia Sabrina - sabrina.nylon.net |
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Far Cough UKunt
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Re: Your favourte Italians:
Wasn't Sabrina, English?
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Leavemyarcelona
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