who said.. mi pluma la malto?
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Juan Montalvo, when the President of Ecuador Gabriel Garcia Moreno was murdered just outside the presidential palace in Quito, Ecuador...during the early 1900's\nAnd it's actually "Mi pluma lo mato"
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Tengo la gato en las pantolones...\n¿Como la ves chiquilla?
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Franck loeubeuf a dit que c'etait nutmeg...\n=Noix de muscade, en effet\n\nC'est vrai que ca fait toujours plaisir une petite noix !! miam
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"I have a sweet tooth for song and music. This is my Polish sin."\n\nWELL, MY FAVE!
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"Am I to spend the entire day wallowing around in my own feces? A little service here."\n\nDefinitely Stewie. :o)\n\n"I love God. He's so deliciously evil."
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Babel Fish says, "vigésimo quinto."\n\nEDIT: By the way, I had to use a dash, as in "twenty-fifth."
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Author unknown-\nEl amor es azul y qual cascada\nDe insortijadas aguas\nVuelca sulinfa en el\nAbismo oscuro\nInvade el corazon\nRefresca el alma.\n\nEnglish translation:\nLove is Blue and the which cascades \nrings of water \ndark abyss \ninvades my heart \nrefreshes my soul
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Puzzle, yo did good, let me try!\nI think this was written by a person who lives in the river plate like me, i think maybe from argentina, because of the modisms he/she uses.\n\n"acabe de comer! tratando de retener los sentidos carnivoros y traviesos el doble de Alejandro Sanz me invito a tomar una champanita, de esas ke salen caras en el alma y ke te azotan cual latigo Kunta Kinte dejando huellas dactilares en la piel! Va te llamo! Subo en 5 min"\n\n"i have just finished eating! While trying to hold back the carnivorous and naughty senses Alejandro Sanz`s double invited me for a little champagne, one of those that are expensive on the soul and that hit you like a "kunta kinte" whip leaving fingerprints in your skin! I`ll call you now! (Should be Ya instead of VA for this translation), I`ll be up in 5 minutes!"
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Don't know much and don't speak-she is lyrics? que es  el nombre de la cantar? (yeah, sorry, my spanish is rusty, and it has been mixed with italian.)
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It is attributed to Queen Marie Antoinette of France, married to Louis XVI, guillotined both of them during the French Revolution.\n\nPeople quote her as saying it when she was told that the people didn't have enough bread to eat, to show how heartless and out of touch with the plight of the common subject she was. It was propaganda which proved very useful in bringing her to her ultimate death.\n\nTaken in context, the remark isn't nearly as callous, however. "Cake" was not what we think of as cake--a delicacy or a fancy dessert. No, instead, it was another form of starch, more akin to our cornbread. It was coarser than regular bread, cost less to make and to buy, and was generally consumed by the lower classes.  So when Marie Antionette was told that the people had no finely ground, white flour bread to eat, her reply that they could eat cake, was not so horrible after all. In fact, they COULD eat cake of that type. They just craved the finer, higher quality bread.\n\nNow for another "take on the cake" look at this site:\nhttp://www.straightdope.com/classics/a2_334.html\n\nDear Cecil:\n\nDid the French queen, Marie Antoinette, ever actually utter the phrase, "Let them eat cake"? I have a friend who claims that Crazy Marie actually said something in French that, in phonetic spelling, merely sounded like "Let them eat cake." Is the line in a class with Humphrey Bogart's "Play it again, Sam"--i.e., bogus? --Willie H., Chicago\n\nDear Willie:\n\nI have a dream that someday one of these alleged facts of history is actually going to pan out. However, today is not the day. While Marie Antoinette was certainly enough of a bubblehead to have said the phrase in question, there is no evidence that she actually did so, and in any case she did not originate it. The peasants-have-no-bread story was in common currency at least since the 1760s as an illustration of the decadence of the aristocracy. The political philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau mentions it in his Confessions in connection with an incident that occurred in 1740. (He stole wine while working as a tutor in Lyons and then had problems trying to scrounge up something to eat along with it.) He concludes thusly: "Finally I remembered the way out suggested by a great princess when told that the peasants had no bread: 'Well, let them eat cake.'" \n\nNow, J.-J. may have been embroidering this yarn with a line he had really heard many years later. But even so, at the time he was writing--early 1766--Marie Antoinette was only ten years old and still four years away from her marriage to the future Louis XVI. Writer Alphonse Karr in 1843 claimed that the line originated with a certain Duchess of Tuscany in 1760 or earlier, and that it was attributed to Marie Antoinette in 1789 by radical agitators who were trying to turn the populace against her.\n\nAs for your friend's suggestion, I suppose it's possible that one day, while under the influence of powerful hallucinogens, Marie said Le theme est quete ("The theme is quest"), and was overheard by an English-speaking tourist--thus giving rise, as your friend suggests, to the "Let them eat cake" legend. But frankly I doubt it.\n\nLET THEM EAT POT SCRAPINGS\n\nDear Cecil: \n\nThank you for so nobly coming to the defense of the much-maligned Marie Antoinette, just as you did a few years ago with the equally vilified Catherine the Great. And now, as Paul Harvey would say, here's the rest of the story ...\n\nAt the time that whoever-she-was uttered the infamous quotation "let them eat cake," the word "cake" did not refer to the familiar dessert item that the modern-day French call le gateau. The operative term was brioche, a flour-and-water paste that was "caked" onto the interiors of the ovens and baking pans of the professional boulangers of the era. (The modern equivalent is the oil-and-flour mixture a
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Track 09 - Robin Williams - My Way (A Mi Manera)\n\nADDITIONAL:\n\nYipe there are many songs which was not included.\nI have searched the net I got the name of the person Raul and other latin artists given below\n\n#1\nThe highlight of the score, and the film, is the penguin-centric rendition of "Boogie Wonderland", with a light percussion representing Mumble's tap dancing (and a low percussion for the thousands of penguins tapping). It's a pity the song has to end with a disconcordant riff as the Penguin Elders interrupt the song during the film - the Spanish interjection by Raul is a nice touch.\n\n#2\nWith Williams ready to voice the frenetic leader of the Amigos, Miller reached out to some of the Latino community’s established comedians to round out the group. Carlos Alazraqui, Johnny Sanchez III, Jeff Garcia and Lombardo Boyar gave voice to Nestor, Lombardo, Rinaldo and Raul, respectively.
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Besame, besame mucho,\nComo si fuera esta noche la última vez,\nBesame, besame mucho,\nQue tengo miedo a perderte, perderte despues.\nQuiero sentirte muy cerca mirarme en tus ojos verte junto a mí\nPiensa que tal vez mañana yo ya estare lejos, muy lejos de ti.
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Fratelli d'Italia, \nl'Italia s'e' desta, \ndell'elmo di Scipio \ns'e' cinta la testa. \nDov'e la vittoria? \nLe porga la chioma \nche schiava di Roma \nIddio la creo'. \n      Stringiamoci a coorte, \n      siam pronti alla morte. \n      Siam pronti alla morte  \n      l'Italia chiamo'. Si!....\n\nSends chills up my spine everytime I hear it!... Proud to be Italian, the best in the world!...
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Bamboleo, La Quiero, Bem Bem Maria -Gipsy Kings\nAve Maria, Volare, La Donna è Mobile
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Like a Rock in my pants, Bye Bye American Pie, in  my pants, I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts, in my pants  Mary had a little lamb, in my pants,  Thank you for this question it was so much fun.  I am going to tell my sister. Great Game.
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try "free translations.com or here's your answer...son usted yendo a lamer mi crema de vainilla cuando usted vuelve a casa
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he wrote: \nnoli me tangere - "touch me not" \nel filibusterismo - "the filibuster"\nmi ultimo adios - "my final goodbye"