comicos!
We've been swamped in work, especially with all the pre-Olympics press conferences. But between our various adventures around the city, I found time to feed one of my favorite addictions: comic books.

Back in the states (which seems odd now that I said that), I usually take my reporter on a detour, so I can pick up my weekly stack of comics. So, today we had about an hour between stories (which is rare), and I made our driver take me to the comic book shop - which had a cool sounding name that I can't remember, nor pronounce.
Here's on of my favorites that I bought. It makes the Fantastic Four seem even more fantastic.!

Also, a few blocks away there was a toy store, so I ran in there real quick to see if they hadn any tin robots. I had a hard time explaining it to the old lady at the counter, so I found myself actually walking and talking like a robot and making weird Kraftwerk beeping noises until she finally exclaimed, "Robo!" And I'm all, "Yeah! Yeah! Robo!" And then she glumly said "No" and sunk back into her chair, thus ending a spirited game of charades.
I haven't even scratched the surface of this city, so I'm sure my robot hunt will turn up something. Ciao!

Back in the states (which seems odd now that I said that), I usually take my reporter on a detour, so I can pick up my weekly stack of comics. So, today we had about an hour between stories (which is rare), and I made our driver take me to the comic book shop - which had a cool sounding name that I can't remember, nor pronounce.
Here's on of my favorites that I bought. It makes the Fantastic Four seem even more fantastic.!

Also, a few blocks away there was a toy store, so I ran in there real quick to see if they hadn any tin robots. I had a hard time explaining it to the old lady at the counter, so I found myself actually walking and talking like a robot and making weird Kraftwerk beeping noises until she finally exclaimed, "Robo!" And I'm all, "Yeah! Yeah! Robo!" And then she glumly said "No" and sunk back into her chair, thus ending a spirited game of charades.
I haven't even scratched the surface of this city, so I'm sure my robot hunt will turn up something. Ciao!






5 Comments:
I have nothing interesting to say but I wanted to write in and ask about spaghetti. If the Sopranos have taught me anything, it's that Italian food in Italy is much different than it is in the states. So is real-deal Italian spaghetti covered in basil instead of tomato sauce? Does it even have noodles?
Dude!!! You HAVE a computer. So just use the "translator" in thesaurus.com to translate a few key words for you.
comic books
robot
horned rim glasses repair shop
hair gel
world of warcraft
internet cafe
comic books
bathroom
Astroglide / handcream
and finally robot
Write it all down in a little reporter pad & take it with you.
Robo! I love it! You have a new Italian nickname.
I would pay to see you dancing around like a robot making Italian robot noises.
Robo. Bi boopo Bi bo bibibi bo.
That's how I think Italian robots sound anyways.
nice comics picks! :)
Dude, I think you made Newsblues!
www.newsblues.com Friday's headlines
>>Shopping for Italian comics on Hearst-Argyle time
You're famous now!!!
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