Yesterday I learned, first by the sweet Neus, there was a video that I had to see it. (And see it and see it.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91ameDgP8iI
I saw it and I laughed out carkajation.
Then I saw it on youtube and I laughed even more by comments from some people (by people I mean people of Spain that the English should be laughing or saying ???): ein
Ay, laugh at us.
Oh, how ignorant they are. Flamenco "with maracas?
Ay, ay, ay, what a pain.
And I laughed.
British humor does not quite convince. Have to look at the details. Not explained why I turn to laugh.
laugh at the English? Topics? and blah blah blah. Do not you have set in as they leave the British and Irish coming out in the video? Do not laugh at themselves, no, no, no.
I think it's one of the best marketing campaigns I've seen in a long time.
is well known that English football players are very dear in my country. I wish I could say the same for my Beckham and Owen when he went to my backhand, which very nearly did me from Madrid because of him ... almost, but the luck went with me.
also recognize that the English hooligans and fans included, like football and are able to watch a game between Lithuania and Poland just a matter of balls.
So having been excluded unfairly because of the arbitrators (had to put this, to give a English touch to the post) of the European Championship, Sky says: or sell the mieldi-euro-cup-of-the-balls to the British-without-equipment or I sink. Olé
eggs and all that.
Of course, I put the link to the full video that I like more. More cool stuff and leave galore, as Chiki ... je
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBlePJ1n2LM
Is there a translator in the house?
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