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Banged up abroad

by Emsbabee @ 2007-11-21 - 13:27:04

I'm concerned readers. Today my little sister is off on her very first holiday abroad without the careful supervision of parents, teachers, or indeed anybody wearing sensible shoes. She and her best friend are going to Milan, the latter to celebrate her 18th birthday, the former to get off with some pubescent Italian she met earlier this year and has been mooning over ever since.

This is the girl who finds making toast a challenge. Who got culture shock when we took her to a cinema with more than one screen. Who frankly, would happily stash a gram of cocaine in her knickers and then pause to say hello to the sniffer dogs.

"Mammy? Can you come and get me? I'm in It-alee an' they think I've been smuggling rubies. They won't let me have any hot water for my Pot Noodle, an' these handcuffs are giving me terrible chafing, and they all speak funny an' I can't understand them, so can you come and get me? Oh, an' I'm runnin' out of credit, so can you ring me back?"

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DaisyDreadDaisyDread [Member]
2007-11-21 @ 13:33

"Who got culture shock when we took her to a cinema with more than one screen".

Ha Ha...that made me giggle. Hope she has a great time and gets back in one piece.

EmsbabeeEmsbabee pro
2007-11-26 @ 13:30

News just in: all is well and the rubies have been recovered.

Whatever you do, don't tell her that "Non indosso di mutandine" means "I'd like a drink please, barman"

EmsbabeeEmsbabee pro
2007-11-26 @ 13:30

If I could pronounce that, then I would have told her - just to see what happened.

What would have happened?

A wicked glint in the barman's eye and a private lock-in involving some terribly naughty Mediterranean ravishing.

Either that, or the bastard will run into the back room and blog about it...

It means "I'm not wearing any underwear."

eggbodeggbod [Member]
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2007-11-21 @ 14:41

As long as she doesn't stumble upon that little town called Perugia she should be alright.

Or end up looking orange like Donnatella Versace.

EmsbabeeEmsbabee pro
2007-11-26 @ 13:31

She has dedicated the best part of her teenage years to tanning - with no visible results! Ha! So no worries on the orange front.

mjohnsonmjohnson [Member]
2007-11-21 @ 15:08

Whoose bag is that rucksack by - ear?

Whats a bomb then like?

How do you say BEHOLD in Italian then?

All important questions.

EmsbabeeEmsbabee pro
2007-11-26 @ 13:31

I'll fill you in this evening, after we've had a minutes silence for that poor hamster.

I hope she has a grand time! See you soon.

Kay [Visitor]

2007-11-22 @ 17:45

It's got nowt to do with this post, but I thought you might like this little gem...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lancashire/7107455.stm

x

EmsbabeeEmsbabee pro
2007-11-30 @ 13:03

God, I love him.

x

O happy holidays of bygone years.

EmsbabeeEmsbabee pro
2007-11-30 @ 13:04

Did you lust after pubescent Italians in your mis-spent youth?

Hi Emma, Some bloggers would actually answer that question!

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