Internacionalmente
Enero 13, 2004Oia. Mientras aprendo a utilizar internet y prontamente utilizare mis propios dedos para escribir lo que se me cante, encontre dos weblogs que llenan de orgullo mi corazon de argentino, ya que nos tienen linkeados aunque no se el porque. Paso revista:
DIARIO DE UN RONDADOR NOCTURNO Un hombre hispanico que agrego el cromo nuestro y que vamos a tomarnos el trabajo de leerlo. Saludos si nos ve desde el otro lado del Atlantico.
Deposito d'opere d'artigianato mentale Un tano que no se como mierda nos entiende, pero que nos agrego a su seccion collegamenti como un "Siti simpatici" (sic, asi como leen).
Se agradece y veremos como resulta
El bac de Moncho
Comments:
Uste es internacional, pronto competira con la CNN...
Posted by: martim at Enero 14, 2004 02:37 AM
isti is ini blogi mii simpiticci..
Te estan jodiendo, Natan.. date cuenta...
Posted by: Naico at Enero 14, 2004 12:50 PM
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