Tele Milano 58 - Chewing Gum (1a puntata, 1978)
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Programma musicale condotto da un giovanissimo Claudio Cecchetto su Tele Milano 58. Questo videoclip del 1978 e' stato riproposto piu' volte da Ieri e Oggi in Tv su Rete 4.Bubble Gum What Gets Me Hot
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'Chewing Gum' 1978 Telemilano IT Disco
[Tele Milano 58 - Chewing Gum (1a puntata, 1978)]
Tele Milano 58 - Chewing Gum (1a puntata, 1978) Tele Milan 58 -
pinucciosolovinilequesti erano sia tempi che dischi da panico.....funkyyyyyyyyyy... these were both time and disk panic ..... funkyyyyyyyyyy ...
Chewing Gum (1st episode, 1978)
Berlusconi, puntata, scantinato di basement, Bubble Gum
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divertimento sano. fun healthy.
Clitoidema chi era la ragazza della doccia? But who was the girl in the shower?
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I primi studi di telemilano58 erano in alcuni scantinati di Mialno 2, fatto storico. The first studies were in some basements of telemilano58 Mialno 2, a historical fact.
figamarsaUna delle prime trasmissioni via etere: prima le trasmissioni erano limitate al via cavo e solo al super condominio di milano 2 One of the first broadcast over the air: first broadcasts were limited to cable and only the super condominium Milan 2
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Programma fatto in uno scantinato di Milano 2 ? Program done in a basement of Milan 2?
[Tele Milano 58 - Chewing Gum (1a puntata, 1978)]
Berlusconi, puntata, scantinato di basement, Bubble Gum
On 13 December 2009 Berlusconi was hit in the face with a marble statuette after a rally in Milan's Piazza Duomo that evening. As Berlusconi was shaking hands with the public, a man in the crowd stepped forward and launched the statuette (a replica of Milan Cathedral) at him. The attacker was subsequently detained and identified as Massimo Tartaglia, a 42 year-old engineer with a history of mental illness, living in the outskirts of Milan. As a result of the assault, which was captured on film, Berlusconi suffered facial injuries, a broken nose. Italian president Giorgio Napolitano and politicians from all parties in Italy condemned the attack and several broken teeth, and he was subsequently hospitalised.
Berlusconi first entered the media world in 1973 by setting up a small cable television company, Telemilano, to service units built on his Segrate properties. It began transmitting in September the following year. After buying two further channels, Berlusconi relocated the station to central Milan in 1977 and began broadcasting over the airwaves.
Jokes, gestures and blunders
Berlusconi is notorious for his questionable sense of humour.
In February 2002, at a European Union summit of foreign ministers, Berlusconi, who was present since the replacement of his previous foreign minister, Renato Ruggiero, had not yet been appointed, made a vulgar gesture (the "corna") behind the head of the Spanish foreign minister, Josep Piqué, intimating he was a cuckold during an official photo shoot. This is a common joke among Italian children, but many felt it was utterly out of place in an international meeting. He later explained that he "was just kidding", and was trying to create a relaxed atmosphere, that this sort of meeting was meant to "create friendship, cordiality, fondness and kind relationships" between the participants, and that he wanted to amuse a small group of Boy Scout bystanders.
On 2 July 2003, one day after taking over the rotating presidency of the EU Council of Ministers, he was heavily criticised by the German SPD Member of the European Parliament Martin Schulz because of his domestic policy and his alleged links to the Mafia. Berlusconi responded: "Mr Schulz, I know a movie producer in Italy who is making a movie about Nazi concentration camps. I will recommend you for the role of a Kapo. You are perfect for the part!". Responding to the shoutings that then came from the Socialist MEP backbenchers, Berlusconi insisted that he was only joking, but soon after accused Martin Schulz and others leftish MEPs to be "bad-willing tourists of democracy". His comparisons with the Nazis caused a brief cooling of Italy's relationship with Germany.
In 2003, during an interview with Nicholas Farrell and Boris Johnson, then editor of The Spectator magazine, Berlusconi claimed that Mussolini "had been a benign dictator who did not murder opponents but sent them "on holiday".[188]
In mid-May 2005, while opening the European Food Safety Authority in Parma (preferred over a Finnish location, after Berlusconi made an assertion of Finns "not knowing what prosciutto is"), Berlusconi claimed that he had to "dust off my playboy skills" with the Finnish president, Tarja Halonen, to convince her to locate the EFSA in Parma. This caused criticism from both Italy and Finland, with the Italian ambassador in Finland being summoned by the Finnish foreign minister.[189] A minister of his cabinet later 'explained' the comment by saying that "anyone who had seen a picture of Halonen must have been aware that he had been joking". Before that, speaking to a group of Wall Street traders, he listed a series of reasons to invest in Italy. The first of them was that "we have the most beautiful secretaries in the world". This resulted in uproar in Italy, where, for a day, female Members of Parliament took part in a cross-party protest. Over the prosciutto comment, the Finnish pizza chain Kotipizza later came back with a new variety of pizza called Pizza Berlusconi, using smoked reindeer as the topping. The pizza won first prize in America's Plate International pizza contest in March 2008.[190][191]
In March 2006, Berlusconi defended accusations he made that the "Communists used to eat children", by responding with claims that "... read the Black Book of Communism and you will discover that in the communist China of Mao, they did not eat children, but had them boiled to fertilise the fields". He later admitted, "It was questionable irony ... because this joke is questionable. But I did not know how to restrain myself." His political opponent, Romano Prodi, told the press, "The damage caused to Italy by an insult to 1.3 billion people is by all means a considerable one", and that Berlusconi's comments were "unthinkable".[192] Berlusconi replied by gifting 1000 copies of the Black Book of Communism during one of his election rallies.[citation needed]
On 4 April 2006, less than a week before the upcoming political elections in Italy, during a speech given at the National Chamber for Trade, Berlusconi stated that he holds "too high esteem of the Italians' intelligence to think that there are so many coglioni (literally "testicles", a vulgar term often used about people considered stupid) around voting against their interest". He later apologized for the "rude but effective language".[193]
At an awards dinner in January 2007, Berlusconi was quoted as saying, "If I wasn't already married, I would marry you right away," and "With you, I'd go anywhere" to Mara Carfagna, a representative of Forza Italia and former showgirl. These flirtatious comments prompted his wife Veronica to demand an apology in a front-page letter to the Italian newspaper la Repubblica, one of Berlusconi's rival publications. In a statement released through his political party, he begged for forgiveness and stated that he would "always protect [Veronica's] dignity."[194] Mara Carfagna is now serving under him as minister for Equal Opportunities.[195]
In the run-up to the 2008 Italian general election, Berlusconi claimed that right-wing female politicians were better looking than their left-wing counterparts. His remarks provoked an angry reaction from Italian centre-left parties, which accused him of being sexist. Berlusconi was quoted as saying that when he looked round Parliament, he found that female politicians from the right were "more beautiful" and that "The left has no taste, even when it comes to women".
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