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... But Aspiring Velina No. 2 .... ?

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Opening post by Talentuoso

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Aspiring promotional model no. 2, 19 years old, 1.75m tall, blonde, Australian and piano teacher.

In short, my ideal girlfriend

It seems like a bit of a weird topic but ... at what age do you graduate in Australia?

When I read it I was left a bit like... you can see her now... live

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Reply 3 by Lupino

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Talentuoso wrote:

Aspirante velina n. 2, 19 years old, 1.75m tall, blonde, Australian and piano teacher.

In short, my ideal girlfriend.

It seems like a bit of an odd topic but... at what age do people graduate high school in Australia?

When I read it, I was left a bit stunned... you can see her now... live

Talented lady, let's just say that with her I would even follow the Russian method.

Anyway, she's not the first one to graduate under twenty here either

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Reply 4 by Talentuoso

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Lupino wrote:

Given Talentuoso, let's just say that with her I would even follow the Russian method.

I see you are a "connoisseur"

Lupino wrote:

Anyway, she is not the first one to graduate [with a diploma] under twenty years old here too

Well, basically, graduating at 19 means having started at 9... it makes sense, but as little kids you don't travel like when you are 12 or 13, so for me graduating under 20 means being a phenomenon

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Reply 7 by Thesimon

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Effectively, Mediaset has always broadcast trashy programs for housewives who, staying home all day, don't know what to do with those 4 hours a day after the housework; therefore, they peddle programs designed to make the human race mindless so that people are easier to manage by the powerful who exploit the media. It is incredible how brain potential, instead of growing, must decrease because of TV. I haven't turned on the television in my room for 10 years; I don't even know if it still works... They will never have me!!!

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Reply 8 by Talentuoso

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To tell the truth, I happened to be there ... even if I put it down in a nice way... the crux of the matter was age vs/diploma.

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Reply 9 by riccardoM

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TheSimon wrote:

the housewife who, staying home all day, doesn't know what to do with those 4 hours a day after the housework

brutal sentence, very brutal

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Reply 11 by Carlos

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Talentuoso wrote:

(...) but when you are little you don't travel like between 12 and 13 years old (...)

No, it's true: «one travels» more indeed in Japan, where they start putting their hands on the instrument very early; at 15 years old they are scary...

Dovremmo imparare da loro, magari solo quello, ma lo dovremmo imparare.

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Reply 13 by Ociredef

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Guys, don't watch TV! Any channel! Nowadays even Tg1 or 2 are no longer reliable. Stay on the Internet and you will manage, in part, to always see both sides of the coin!

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Reply 14 by Thesimon

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But when have television news programs ever been reliable? If only they only talked about TG1 and TG2! Even RAI has always been in the hands of politics. I remember in particular during the years when Biagi and Santoro were sent home, entire sheets of paper with the words DO NOT SAY in the news broadcasts were being faxed to the RAI newsroom. Are we joking? The journalists, the real ones, are all dead, just like the politicians, the real ones, if they ever even existed. Perhaps a monarchy was better; at least there was only one person to feed...

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Reply 15 by Dino

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Let's not talk about the news programs, especially those on Mediaset... on Italia 1, I see more asses and tits than anything else. "Perfect" (the ladies will understand), but someone who wants to watch a news program is perhaps looking for "something else" ... no?!

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