VANDALISM IN CAIRO FOR UCR THE RAIN DOES NOT STOP THE FALKLAND 
Generally, when someone wishes you foresee luck, often used the French word "merde." The expression, used extensively in the theater, it refers to some centuries ago and has to do with the release in tables. If artists, upon reaching the room, had access to the same dodging feces, was a sign that many horse-drawn carriages had arrived there, what was an indisputable indicator of a large attendance.
This does not seem to be the case for the UCR. The "merde", far from a good omen, shows a relentless aerial bombardment. It is often said that pigeons defecating end to the faithful themselves. In this case, the National Committee of the UCR, advanced against the radicals "K", is no longer at the mercy of doves, but larger bird ...
While many Londoners commemorated the ninth anniversary of the passing of Lady Diana, others seem dim. In a secretive operation conducted outside the gates of the abode of the missing woman and iconic, the images were replaced by Camilla Parker-Browl. It seems that the polarization of figures is not a characteristic of Latinos. Yes, the face of the new wife more like a sign "beware of the dog." 
Once again the international media have been subjected to the gag of censorship. The official versions account for the transfer of the ancient statue of Ramses, located opposite the Museum of Cairo, to protect it from weathering. However, the fallacy of this release has been demonstrated from this exclusive photo obtained by the cell phone of a casual passer-Norwegian. It would be a devious action Fundamentalist Command "Commitment K" trying to move the world their devotion to the President of Argentina and the desire to get his re-election indefinitely. 
Generally, when someone wishes you foresee luck, often used the French word "merde." The expression, used extensively in the theater, it refers to some centuries ago and has to do with the release in tables. If artists, upon reaching the room, had access to the same dodging feces, was a sign that many horse-drawn carriages had arrived there, what was an indisputable indicator of a large attendance. 
