pH, más que hamor, frensi.

Szalai escribió: ↑05 Jul 2025 13:01

Polina escribió: ↑04 Jul 2025 20:31 Estoy en Cantabria. Otra vez.

Yo voy a Cantabria a mediados de mes, quince días. Sugerencias wellcome.

Muevete un poco a la izquierda, todo mejor

poshol na escribió: ↑05 Jul 2025 04:36 Estoy en Londres.

Dejad de plagiarme, cabronazis

Sigo en Cantabria.

Szalai: TODO BIEN.
Lo único malo que puede tener Cantabria es venir con la gente equivocada pero si eliges bien la compañía, este lugar es el sitio preferido.

Sigo en Londres.

Darling, put on those pink culottes I love so much. They look perfect and very Elizabethan to wear for a nice walk with your floral hat and bow, some fishnet gloves, and a cape to go to the wax museum. Don't forget to go have tea at Harrows and buy some souvenirs for your breakfast concoctions like this:



Sincerely, Cuerva

En los alrededores de DUBLÍN, a tiro de transporte público alquilando coche, ¿hay algo chulo que ver en un viaje corto de 4 días?

@poshol na, aseXsórame.

How could it be otherwise?

Here comes Mr. James Joyce's to compete with their I, their me, their with me and their with themselves.

Get yoked with fish and chips!

Ah

Don't worry about the Irish police's most wanted people, they're all living the crazy life on the Costa del Sol and hating the English bastards who live on their neighboring balconies.

By the way, you can also listen to Mushroom: an Irish folk rock band formed in Dublin in 1970 that only someone like me could recommend.

The band's only album, EARLY ONE MORNING, is a rather unique Celtic folk rock journey that combines traditional Irish jigs with more progressive styles but catchy and accessible melody...




I confess, i have always found ANY Saint Patrick's "repertoires" somewhat insipid.