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Elisabetta was certainly not annoyed with me, as those lying reporters are saying. She knows that we Italians are a big-hearted people and we do everything on a grand scale, even talking. Why else are all the world's greatest opera singers Italians? *sniffs* If poor Giorgio had still been with us, he probably would have been there rubbing her shoulders, wouldn't he, Angie, and then what would people have been saying? Why do Americans have to touch everyone, anyway? La bella signora Obama was completely rude, but does anyone say anything about that? No! Niente! Only poor Silvio is castigated and chastised by the world's press. And then there was Niccolo piccolo gloating and winking at me throughout the entire G20 meeting.... Certo, Nico, certo, I know exactly what you've been up to, don't think I don't! *says something unprintable below his breath in Italian* Current Mood: aggravated
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These pictures were discovered by Signorina Wacca; either she meant to stir up trouble by linking to them, or else she is so innocent that she didn't realise the effect they would have on certain people. I can't make up my mind on this point. *sigh* Well, I suppose the damage has been done, so I might as well publish them here myself, just to prove that I have nothing to hide. So, Dominique, you see what Vladimiro is up to these days? Even Signorina Wacca noticed the tender way he looked at that fighter and touched his shoulder. *coughs* As for my own presence, I can only say that I needed a change of scene, and a solitary visit to Switzerland didn't appeal to me. Perhaps the next time I extend an invitation, you'll be able to get away, now that the burden of public service has been lifted from your shoulders. Current Mood: slightly embarrassed
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