Only in .........

[Franco6]

In this topic let's post some things that happen only in your home country. In Malta a lot of funny things happen.

Pic 1: :neww:

Pic 2: a new mobile garage

Pic 3 : garage for hair :u31:

Pic 4 : protect vehicles from sun :firedev:

[Franco6]

Pic 5: outdoor mechanic :pr78:

Pic 6: no fishin pls

Pic 7: working according to EU regulations :u31:

Pic 8: oooops sorry :dazed:

[ACMILAN1983]

Pic 8: oooops sorry :dazed:

What in god's name is happening in that pic!!!??? :eek:

[Giovanni]

that was franco's car after our last night in malta :drunk: :D

[ACMILAN1983]

that was franco's car after our last night in malta :drunk: :D

hahaha :haha:

[Giovanni]

If i post the ONLY IN ITALY ones i think it'll take 30/40 pages :proud:

Once i saw a guy drinving a car and keeping his dog outside the car going on as well and bearing with his left hand the leash :eek:

We have the world class NT of queue jumpers, most probably the classiest ever :star: :devil: (and my friend Stefano is one of them..just say that Torino _London and come back we jumped every queue possible) :proud:

:proud: :stuckup:

I'm looking for a similar website but can't find it

[almilan]

If i post the ONLY IN ITALY ones i think it'll take 30/40 pages :proud:


the same would apply to only in ireland but ill give ye one example which is football related:

Keane on musical theatre
Friday, 14 January 2005
Old wounds may be reopened as a musical based upon the Republic of Ireland's ill-fated 2002 FIFA World Cup campaign prepares to open in Dublin. 'I, Keano', which debuts at the Olympia Theatre on Tuesday 8 February, is a musical interpretation of the row over Saipan's training facilities between Manchester United FC captain Roy Keane and then Ireland manager Mick McCarthy which saw the player abandon his team-mates and head home without kicking a ball in anger. The show's blurb describes how "an ancient federation sends a legion to an island to prepare for a momentous war" with "Keano, their greatest warrior" who "has a passion for perfection exceeded only by his fierce and unpredictable temper". It does not take a genius to work out who Macartacus (McCarthy), Quinnus (Niall Quinn) and Packie Bonnerus (goalkeeping coach Pat Bonner) are, while the central theme of the play is said to be the way Keano is "torn between the conflicting advice of the Scottish dolphin god Fergie (Sir Alex Ferguson) and the tap-dancing wood nymph Dunphia (Keane's biographer, Eamon Dunphy)." The show goes under the unforgettable tag-line: "He came, he saw, he went home."