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Demetrio_2: 2.777 years, despite everything. Happy birthday RME

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Demetrio_2: God made the world and rested, then God made man and rested, at the end God made woman... and after that neither God nor man ever rested again!

Demetrio_2: Good girls go to heaven, bad girls don't. But they make you feel like you are in heaven °

Demetrio_2: From organic farming a kind tribute to women: the special carrot for ladies

Demetrio_2 to Ashelyn: Then you need to change your status to "happily separated"

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ArizonaCountryGirl: Hey Demetrio... haven't seen you since this wire glitch but for a couple times. I start saying something and you sign off. Hope you are doing well.

Demetrio_2 to Kateisme: Then you could accept some random marriage requests

Demetrio_2: FOUND IN AMERICA A MUMMY WITHOUT A BRAIN.

Demetrio_2: Fermo, Sunday 22 October 2023. In this beautiful and ancient medieval village which until 1861, before the unification of the Kingdom of Italy under the House of Savoy, was part of the Papal State, one of the many Ferrari rallies took place... vintage or otherwise. Can you all spot where our Ferrari is?

Demetrio_2: The right to existence of the State of Israel and its duty to defend the Jewish people must be absolutely guaranteed and respected.

Demetrio_2: WHAT IS COLUMBUS DAY AND WHY IT ALWAYS GIVES RISE TO CONTROVERSY.

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The Columbus Day, a celebration that evokes a mix of emotion and debate, has deep roots in American history. While for some it represents a tribute to the Italian navigator Cristoforo Colombo, for others it is a controversial holiday, linked to a past of conquest and colonization. The Columbus Day has its roots in the history of the United States. The first official celebration of this holiday took place in New York in 1792, to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Columbus' voyage. However, it became a federal holiday in 1937. Columbus Day's initial goal was to honor the Italian roots of immigrants to the United States, particularly during a time when Italian immigration was growing. The holiday provided an opportunity to celebrate Italian culture and the contributions of Italians to America.

What is celebrated on Columbus Day.

The Columbus Day, celebrated on the second Monday of October in the United States and on October 12 in Italy, commemorates Cristoforo Colombo's voyage to the Americas. On October 12, 1492, Colombo landed on the islands of what is now the Bahamas, paving the way for European colonization of the New World. The holiday honors Colombo's daring exploration, which laid the foundation for the future of the United States and Latin America.

What are the spectacular Columbus Day parades.

It is celebrated before Thanksgiving, and Columbus Day celebrations often include spectacular parades through the streets of American cities. These parades are crowded with marching bands, floats, and enthusiastic participants, each highlighting Italy's rich cultural history in the United States. Columbus Day parades are an opportunity for Italian and Italian American communities to show their pride and traditions while engaging the public in a festive atmosphere.

What happened on October 12, 1492 in America.

On October 12, 1492, Cristoforo Colombo landed in America, creating a vital link between the Old and New Worlds. This event marked the beginning of European colonization of the Americas, a significant chapter in world history. Historians recognize that this meeting had a profound impact on the cultures, languages and societies of the Americas and Europe.

Who discovered America first: Colombo or Vespucci?

The question of who discovered America, Cristoforo Colombo or Amerigo Vespucci, has been the subject of academic debate for years. Colombo is often associated with this discovery, but Vespucci is known to have written letters describing his explorations in the Americas. In reality, both contributed to making the continent known to the European world, although the exact authorship of the discovery remains a subject of discussion.

Why America is called that and what it was called before.

America takes its name from Amerigo (or Americo) Vespucci, an Italian navigator who mapped the coasts of the continent during his expeditions. Prior to this naming, America was known by various names, including “Brave New World” and “The West Indies.” Vespucci's contribution to geography led to the adoption of the name "America" for the continent, a lasting recognition of its importance.

Controversies and points of view.

The Columbus Day is a holiday that continues to spark debate and reflection on historical events and their impact on contemporary society. While some cities and states in the United States have opted to change the name of Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples' Day or other designations, others continue to observe this holiday with the goal of honoring Italian culture and the discovery of the Americas. Whatever your point of view, Columbus Day represents an opportunity to reflect on the past and its influence on the present, encouraging dialogue and awareness of the cultural and historical diversity of the United States.

Demetrio_2: The crisis in the Middle East will involve us all.

Unfortunately the contagion is spreading rapidly in all over the world and pro-Palestinian demonstrations are also being organized here in Italy, especially in Rome and Naples where there are important Jewish communities with synagogues, schools and other sensible targets. Italy is the most exposed country in the Mediterranean Sea and our prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, has decided to deploy the military in the streets to protect Jewish headquarters and the Israeli embassy and consulates: you know who is opposing this? Obviously the Left! Also I add that my personal fear is that my studio is located in the elegant Chiaia neighborhood, on the seafront of Naples, very close to the great U.S. Consulate ... that too is a sensible target. Shit communists!

AtlDestoyerGoddess:
A Leo man loves the limelight. He always likes to be at the center of the spotlight. He makes friends easily, and his friendliness is contagious. He has an outgoing personality and is self-aware and proud of his attributes. His vigorous and expressive personality is unmatched. He is truly one of a kind and easily gets along with everyone because of his magnetic personality.
A Leo man is also one who is sincere and genuinely generous. He is a large-hearted man, and he does not believe in hiding anything. He is always truthful and expects the same from others as well.
A Leo man is a motivator. Due to his leadership qualities, he is always found to motivate others in order to bring out the best in them. He has this unique knack for recognizing hidden talents.
A Leo man is someone who is self-assured and confident. He always knows his limits. He is also aware of what he is worth and will not tolerate disrespect at any cost. If he feels that he is being treated with disrespect, he will just leave without as much as a second thought. He will not lower his standards, and his standards are always high. And If he does not fit in a certain place or situation, he will walk out of it almost instantaneously with his head held high without a second thought.

I could tell you more if you'd like. I would just need your birthdate and time of birth.

Demetrio_2: I bought the new full optional car. Look at the functions...

Demetrio_2: Alright, ladies and gentlemen, and now ... the winneress is ... 😍 How is Miss Gulf of Naples like?

Demetrio_2: The family, health, work, the environment in which we live. These are some of the most important things in our life, but there is still one key component to live the life to the fullest: friends. Yes, friends, because they help us in difficult moments but they also share joyful ones with us and, conversely, we share theirs. And I have really found some real, unique, incomparable and exceptional friends here: it has been enough for me to add a dozen of them in my friends list to feel surrounded by thousands of people. Not only on this day did I feel you all close, I almost physically have touched you; not only for the greetings or badges or gift cards or private messages that I have received, but because you have shown me day by day that you are special people. And then, to all these special people, I would like to say many things but unfortunately I am not able to find the right words and the appropriate phrases because english is not my mother tongue just like italian is not yours, by the way one thing I can shout at the whole world because you all truly deserve it with all my heart, just one word to each one of you ... GRAZIE.