50g

--- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "Guy Teague" <accts@...> wrote:
Hi Guy!

>
> sorry about the mix up on hpuseredit giancarlo. i must have seen 
your reply
> in the hpmuseum forum and got you mixed up.

Please, don't get me wrong: I got your mix up as a compliment, as I 
really *would have liked* to be the author :-)


> i don't know if you are old enough to remember, but the red brigade 
left
> premier aldo moro's body in a station wagon only a few kilometers 
from where
> i lived on the road between naples and rome.

Yup, I'm 41 now, and I can still remember well those days between 
march and may 1978....

> what's the old
> phrase: 'vedere napoli, e morte'? i'm not even an immigrant and i 
feel that
> way.

:-) The exact phrase is "vedi Napoli e poi muori", and its literal 
translation would sound like "see Naples and then you can die" - 
despite the seeming gallows humour, it simply states that one has to 
see Naples at least once in his life...

Take care.
Giancarlo

P.S.: for the other contributors: I apologize for the off-topic 
discussion, but I've always thought forums like places where, as in a 
pub in front of a glass of beer, people friendly share their common 
interests and curiosities...