And Bush Can Kiss My Ass, Too
Meanwhile, in Rome, protesters bared it all to protest Italy's participation in the war in Iraq. (Translated, the buns read, ASS-SASS-SINS. Works in English!).
posted by Nur-al-Cubicle | 9:44 AM
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Friday, November 04, 2005
Meanwhile, in Rome, protesters bared it all to protest Italy's participation in the war in Iraq. (Translated, the buns read, ASS-SASS-SINS. Works in English!).
2 Comments:
There is an "I" at the end... Is this an Italian word, for something in English?
it means "assassins" not too hard to understand , huh??
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