This is unbelievable
Alright, well the credit for finding this video goes to my brother, but you guys will not believe this...you thought the "whistle goes woo wooooo" was good....you ain't seen nothing yet. Watch this.
Right now I'm in Sienna, and this is the first internet cafe I've found because we're living out in the middle of nowhere....in a huuuuge 15th century villa that the owners suspect was owned by the Medicis, because their crest is on the side of the house...however, they probably only used it as a farmhouse because, you know, it's only about the size of the entirety of 6675 Washington Avenue. Ok, that's all for now....hope summer is treating you all well.
Ciao (ugh i hate it when people do that)
-D'Mardree
Right now I'm in Sienna, and this is the first internet cafe I've found because we're living out in the middle of nowhere....in a huuuuge 15th century villa that the owners suspect was owned by the Medicis, because their crest is on the side of the house...however, they probably only used it as a farmhouse because, you know, it's only about the size of the entirety of 6675 Washington Avenue. Ok, that's all for now....hope summer is treating you all well.
Ciao (ugh i hate it when people do that)
-D'Mardree
posted by d'Mardree at 8:28 AM
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By the time you get this, it will probably already be too late. Nonetheless, there are two things that one must see in Sienna:
1)The decapitated and preserved shrunken head of some Saint Catherine. It's something like 500 years old.
2)The torture museum, where you can see all the devious little devices formerly used to cause ridiculous amounts of pain. They even used goats as weapons. That's how devious they were. The methods on display stop at about 1950s Spain, so don't expect any inside info on Abu Ghraib. All joking aside, though, it's actually a pretty moving museum because of the sheer brutality of so much of the stuff in there.
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