At 5:37 PM on 25 Jul 19, Fabio Bizzi said to Nick Andre:

When I met the internet newsgroups the first rule that I learned was
"don't feed the trolls", and I think that it could be still useful with mr.Lofaso but he should be kicked off by the node owner because I still believe that fidonet isn't internet and it's messages should be qualitatively better than internet news messages, otherwise why join fidonet? :)

Just to second this, that is why I am here. I have become increasingly disillusioned with the internet over the past couple of
years, and have sought to reduce its presence in my life as much as is possible. Fidonet, I hope, will be a source of richer,
saner conversation - away from the algorithm-stoked flame wars and outrage that
makes up so much of internet discourse.

Here's hoping!

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On 3/09/2019 13:46, Simon Geddes -> Fabio Bizzi wrote:

mr.Lofaso but he should be kicked off by the node owner because I still
believe that fidonet isn't internet and it's messages should be
qualitatively better than internet news messages, otherwise why join
fidonet? :)

Just to second this, that is why I am here. I have become increasingly disillusioned with the internet over the past couple of
years, and have sought to reduce its presence in my life as much as is possible. Fidonet, I hope, will be a source of richer,
saner conversation - away from the algorithm-stoked flame wars and
outrage that makes up so much of internet discourse.

Have you considered communicating with real people in the real world day to day?

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David

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Hello David!

Have you considered communicating with real people in the real world
day to day?

So you're a fake human being? :P

Also when you call someone on the phone you are communicating with fake people in a fake world?

IMHO fidonet is still a place when you can communicate with someone in the opposite side of the world (yes also with that strange people from Australia :P
:P :P) with the possibility of having a good and satisfying conversation, without taking anything away from the usual social everyday life.

The initial issue was another... ;)

Ciao!
Fabio

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Hi! Fabio,

On 09/03/2019 04:03 PM, you wrote to David Drummond:

Have you considered communicating with real people in the real world
day to day?

So you're a fake human being? :P

I'm starting to think so. It's been a very very, very very long time since I met with him the last time.

Ahhm, I have to ask: is it acceptable that a Chicken Parmigiana dish be served with steamed vegetables and oven-baked 'quartered' potatoes?

Cheers,
Paul.

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Hello Paul!

03 Sep 19 18:46, you wrote to me:

So you're a fake human being? :P

I'm starting to think so. It's been a very very, very very long time since I met with him the last time.

BTW Australia is a huge place. :P

Ahhm, I have to ask: is it acceptable that a Chicken Parmigiana dish
be served with steamed vegetables and oven-baked 'quartered' potatoes?

I have fear to ask for but I have to do it, What is a "Chicken Parmigiana"?

Ciao!
Fabio

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Ahhm, I have to ask: is it acceptable that a Chicken Parmigiana dish FB>PQ> be served with steamed vegetables and oven-baked 'quartered'

potatoes?

I have fear to ask for but I have to do it, What is a "Chicken
Parmigiana"?

It's one of the many things that Anglophiles including Americans and Cannucks think is "Italian Cuisine".

Something like put pineapple on something and claim it's Hawaiian, put grated Parmezan cheese on whatever and claim it's Italian.

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Hi! Fabio,

On 09/03/2019 10:17 PM, you wrote:

BTW Australia is a huge place. :P

Yes, I've visited three out of four cardinal points of its geography. So far, only Darwin has escaped opportunity for my travels. But I have been as far north in this state as is reasonable. I have a firm idea of this continent's size.

Ahhm, I have to ask: is it acceptable that a Chicken Parmigiana dish
be served with steamed vegetables and oven-baked 'quartered'
potatoes?

I have fear to ask for but I have to do it, What is a "Chicken

Parmigiana"?

Ah. Then uncle Google is your friend. I looked thereon as well. Thank you for your help.

Cheers,
Paul.

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On 3/09/2019 16:03, Fabio Bizzi -> David Drummond wrote:

Hello David!

Have you considered communicating with real people in the real world
day to day?

So you're a fake human being? :P

Also when you call someone on the phone you are communicating with fake people in a fake world?

IMHO fidonet is still a place when you can communicate with someone in
the opposite side of the world (yes also with that strange people from Australia :P :P :P) with the possibility of having a good and satisfying conversation, without taking anything away from the usual social
everyday life.

The initial issue was another... ;)

Communicating via Fidonet or Facebook for the greater part is not with "real people" in the "real world" - merely with electronic representations there-of.

How many of your Facebook "friends" have you actually met? How about the folks you write to in here?


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David

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On 3/09/2019 18:46, Paul Quinn -> Fabio Bizzi wrote:

Have you considered communicating with real people in the real world
day to day?

So you're a fake human being? :P

I'm starting to think so. It's been a very very, very very long time since I met with him the last time.

I am no longer a real person, merely a "bot" running on this computer. One day the power will turn off and I will be no more.

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Regards
David

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On 3/09/2019 22:17, Fabio Bizzi -> Paul Quinn wrote:

So you're a fake human being? :P

I'm starting to think so. It's been a very very, very very long time
since I met with him the last time.

BTW Australia is a huge place. :P

My domicile is only about 100km from his.

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David

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On 4/09/2019 08:18, Paul Quinn -> Fabio Bizzi wrote:

BTW Australia is a huge place. :P

Yes, I've visited three out of four cardinal points of its geography. So far, only Darwin has escaped opportunity for my travels. But I have
been as far north in this state as is reasonable. I have a firm idea of this continent's size.

During July and August I drove a little over 8000km. From here at Bucca, north to Rockhampton, west through Emerald and many other towns, through Mount Isa, continuing west until I hit the Stuart Highway then north to Darwin.

Back south to Katherine then west to almost the Western Australia border.

Then back to Katherine, south to Tennant Creek, east to the coast at Townsville
and back south on the Bruce Highway and home to Bucca.

On the way back east across the Barkly Tableland I got an error light on the dash, and the vehicle's computer "de-powered" the engine into "limp mode". At Mount Isa I had a mechanic plug his diagnostic computer in and tell me I was "loosing turbo boost". I was aware that there was a pin hole in the hose between the second turbo and the inter-cooler but was surprised that it would make that much difference. Very little room to fit a hand in and feel anything but I tried duct tape anyway.

I limped home and took it into the Bundaberg dealer (no VW dealer at Mt Isa) to
have that hose replaced. $430.00 later and the bloody fault still popped up. Now they have it back replacing some vacuum valve the controls the two turbos and the waste-gate. They've quoted another $420.00 to fix that.

I guess I won't be going distance driving again for a while until I recover financially.

The Australian age pension isn't overly generous...

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David

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Hi! David,

On 09/04/2019 03:34 PM, you wrote:

I am no longer a real person, merely a "bot" running on this computer.
One day the power will turn off and I will be no more.

Please do us the courtesy of telling us beforehand, mate. Thanks in advance.

Cheers,
Paul.

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Hello David!

04 Sep 19 15:33, you wrote to me:

Communicating via Fidonet or Facebook for the greater part is not with "real people" in the "real world" - merely with electronic
representations there-of.

Ideas, behaviours, concepts represent a person and all of them can be expressed
by any kind of media, paper + letter, a phone call, an one-to-one meet, an one-to-all meet and electronic messages.

The media (any kind, also "speech") are the way to express your being. :)

How many of your Facebook "friends" have you actually met? How about
the folks you write to in here?

This is the vantage of the "electronic" media, I can exchange my experience with persons that are really difficult to meet for me. :)

To answer better to your question, lot of facebook friends are old friends met befor the electronic era (yes I'm beginning to be old), some of them now are far from my city and FB is a way to keep in touch with them (also with phone calls and so on).

Don't confuse the technology with the being, if someone is a "fake" he'll be a fake both in the "real" and in the "other" worlds. ;)

Ciao!
Fabio

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Hello Paul!

04 Sep 19 08:18, you wrote to me:

I have fear to ask for but I have to do it, What is a "Chicken
Parmigiana"?

Ah. Then uncle Google is your friend. I looked thereon as well.
Thank you for your help.

Well I think I've lost enough time on this horror to go further. :)
Thank you too.

Ciao!
Fabio

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Hi! David,

On 09/04/2019 03:47 PM, you wrote:

During July and August I drove a little over 8000km. From here at Bucca, north to Rockhampton, west through Emerald and many other towns, through Mount Isa, continuing west until I hit the Stuart Highway then north to Darwin.

Holy shitbags, batman! Ah, did you visit the previous NC's "tatooed lady"? Remember his yearly trips to Darwin? And then 'no comment' after his return. Show us yer tatts, next visit. ;)

On the way back east across the Barkly Tableland I got an error light on the dash, and the vehicle's computer "de-powered" the engine into "limp

[ ...trimmed... ]

controls the two turbos and the waste-gate. They've quoted another
$420.00 to fix that.

Yeah, the Isa may be a big city but it still is only a small town. My #2 daughter lives & works there.

Bugger. I was lucky, using someone else's wheels. The best I ever did when I was young, rich and therefore single, was an overnighter from BrisVegas to Sydney on a Friday. Then same for the return a weekend later. Since I was the
designated driver I could only peruse the goodies on the Cross and not allowed to touch.

I guess I won't be going distance driving again for a while until I recover financially.

I don't drive any longer. And am glad of it, based on the antics in the 'Dash Cam Owners Australia -monthly- Compilation' vids on EwwToob. Man, it's a zoo out there!

The Australian age pension isn't overly generous...

It's been kind to me but I don't don't spend much. The NBN provides much of my
entertainment.

Cheers,
Paul.

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On 4/09/2019 16:03, Paul Quinn -> David Drummond wrote:

I am no longer a real person, merely a "bot" running on this

computer.

One day the power will turn off and I will be no more.

Please do us the courtesy of telling us beforehand, mate. Thanks in advance.

I suspect that if I shuffle off my mortal coil in my sleep I won't know in advance to tell you...

I do not expect it to happen for a while yet :)

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David

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Hi! David,

On 04 Sep 19 20:06, you wrote to me:

I do not expect it to happen for a while yet :)

Was I being too mercurial for the irony taint? 8-)

Cheers,
Paul.

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On 04 Sep 19 15:33:18, David Drummond said the following to Fabio Bizzi:

How many of your Facebook "friends" have you actually met? How about the fo you write to in here?

I'm not on Facebook but have met Ward in person and recently it has been discussed about having a night of beers amongst Net 229 folk.

Nick

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Ward Dossche wrote to Fabio Bizzi <=-

Something like put pineapple on something and claim it's Hawaiian, put grated Parmezan cheese on whatever and claim it's Italian.

I like Parmesan cheese on Hawaiian pizza. Go figure.


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Hello, Kurt Weiske.
On 04/09/19 06:00 you wrote:

Ward Dossche wrote to Fabio Bizzi <=-

Something like put pineapple on something and claim it's
Hawaiian, put grated Parmezan cheese on whatever and claim it's
Italian.

I like Parmesan cheese on Hawaiian pizza. Go figure.

You're joking with the dead... :P
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Hello, Nick Andre.
On 04/09/19 08:36 you wrote:

On 04 Sep 19 15:33:18, David Drummond said the following to Fabio
Bizzi:

How many of your Facebook "friends" have you actually met? How
about the fo you write to in here?

I'm not on Facebook but have met Ward in person and recently it
has been discussed about having a night of beers amongst Net 229
folk.

Ahem, may I apply to be one the fellows? :)
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Fabio.
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Something like put pineapple on something and claim it's Hawaiian, KW>WD> put grated Parmezan cheese on whatever and claim it's Italian.

I like Parmesan cheese on Hawaiian pizza. Go figure.

I'm willing to bet you're from California.

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I'm not on Facebook but have met Ward in person and recently it has been discussed about having a night of beers amongst Net 229 folk.

Like "when" ?

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Hi! Ward,

On 04 Sep 19 20:21, you wrote to Kurt Weiske:

Something like put pineapple on something and claim it's

Hawaiian,

put grated Parmezan cheese on whatever and claim it's Italian.

I like Parmesan cheese on Hawaiian pizza. Go figure.

I'm willing to bet you're from California.

He could be an honorary Aussie. Both of those are favourite toppings over here. You fellers from the Old World ought to evolve & adapt a little. ;)

Cheers,
Paul.

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On 4/09/2019 08:36, Nick Andre -> David Drummond wrote:

On 04 Sep 19 15:33:18, David Drummond said the following to Fabio Bizzi:

How many of your Facebook "friends" have you actually met? How about

the folks you write to in here?

I'm not on Facebook but have met Ward in person and recently it has been discussed about having a night of beers amongst Net 229 folk.

Good for you.

We used to have Net640 get-togethers in the distant past. Now we are few, and spread over quite an area. To meet in one spot would take some arranging.


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David

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Just to second this, that is why I am here. I have become increasingly disillusioned with the internet over the past couple of
years, and have sought to reduce its presence in my life as much as is possible. Fidonet, I hope, will be a source of richer,
saner conversation - away from the algorithm-stoked flame wars and
outrage that makes up so much of internet discourse.

Have you considered communicating with real people in the real world day
to day?

I manage to do that a lot in the new career direction I embarked on a year or so ago. It's a good point though - and I need to be careful I don't wholesale replace internet addiction with BBS addiction!

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Paul,

I like Parmesan cheese on Hawaiian pizza. Go figure.

I'm willing to bet you're from California.

He could be an honorary Aussie. Both of those are favourite toppings
over here. You fellers from the Old World ought to evolve & adapt a little. ;)

I'm an honorary American. Discovered 'Canadian Ham and Bacon' pizza in 1972 in
Great Falls Montana at Howard's Pizza Place ... This was "before" the "great pineapple on pizza debate" got started.

\%/@rd

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Hello Paul!

05 Sep 19 08:18, you wrote to Ward Dossche:

You fellers from the Old World ought to evolve & adapt a little. ;)

Evolution is the dawn of new winning adaptations that bring advantages to the evolved organism.

Pineapple on Pizza and "Chicken Parmesana" are the opposite, they are a sign of
a clear involution and regression and a finally a long lasting extinction. ;)

Ciao!
Fabio

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Fabio,

Pineapple on Pizza and "Chicken Parmesana" are the opposite, they are a sign of a clear involution and regression and a finally a long lasting extinction. ;)

I do not agree there.

The practice of mixing salty things like meats with sweetish things like fruits
is a culinary art predating pineapple on pizza hundreds of years.

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Hi! Fabio,

On 05 Sep 19 08:25, you wrote to me:

Pineapple on Pizza and "Chicken Parmesana" are the opposite, they are
a sign of a clear involution and regression and a finally a long
lasting extinction. ;)

Very funny, Fabio. 8-)

But look at the utility of having the pineapple topping: you won't need to suck
orange to 'cut' the taste of the olives. Hey? Neat, isn't it? Good enough to
eat. Haveago, mate. ;)

Cheers,
Paul.

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Hello Ward!

05 Sep 19 09:00, you wrote to me:

I do not agree there.

The practice of mixing salty things like meats with sweetish things
like fruits is a culinary art predating pineapple on pizza hundreds of years.

Hundred of years are only seconds in the evolution, in the next millennium all the pineapple pizza eaters will be extincted, in the meanwhile the only thing that we can do is trying to save them teaching them the real way to eat the real and healty Italian Pizza. :P

P.S. I'm still shocked by the image of a roasted chicken with the Parmigiano Reggiano (Parmesan is a fake german cheese) spreaded on it. :(

Ciao!
Fabio

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Hello Paul!

05 Sep 19 17:04, you wrote to me:

Very funny, Fabio. 8-)

Not fun, real prediction. :P

But look at the utility of having the pineapple topping: you won't
need to suck orange to 'cut' the taste of the olives. Hey? Neat,
isn't it? Good enough to eat. Haveago, mate. ;)

Say the truth Paul, you're revenging for the issue of the sorcerer, I begged your pardon via netmail some days ago, isn't it enough? :)

A good Pizza for is like an artwork masterpiece and seeing pineapples on it for
us is a real pain. :(


Ciao!
Fabio

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Fabio,

Hundred of years are only seconds in the evolution, in the next
millennium all the pineapple pizza eaters will be extincted, in the meanwhile the only thing that we can do is trying to save them teaching them the real way to eat the real and healty Italian Pizza. :P

There's nothing Italian about pizza ... nor spaghetti.

Look at the paintings by the old masters, they never depict pizza nor pasta ...
Fake news ...

But there was already pineapply in the 1400's. Pineapple on pizza ... heaven.

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Hi! Fabio,

On 05 Sep 19 10:06, you wrote to me:

Say the truth Paul, you're revenging for the issue of the sorcerer, I begged your pardon via netmail some days ago, isn't it enough? :)

Forgotten, my friend.

A good Pizza for is like an artwork masterpiece and seeing pineapples
on it for us is a real pain. :(

I have enjoyed a real Italian pizza... 40+ years ago. It is the measure by which I compare others since. It was made by a good Italian girl/woman (already married, darn it). To tell that she would abuse me in Italian, describes how good an Italian girl she was.

Each to his own. Ciao.

Cheers,
Paul.

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Hello, Ward Dossche.
On 05/09/19 10:41 you wrote:

Fabio, There's nothing Italian about pizza ... nor spaghetti. Look
at the paintings by the old masters, they never depict pizza nor
pasta ... Fake news ... But there was already pineapply in the
1400's. Pineapple on pizza ... heaven.

You're gambling yor next shipment, be aware... :P

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Fabio.
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Fabio,

Fabio, There's nothing Italian about pizza ... nor spaghetti. Look FB>WD> at the paintings by the old masters, they never depict pizza nor
pasta ... Fake news ... But there was already pineapply in the
1400's. Pineapple on pizza ... heaven.

You're gambling yor next shipment, be aware... :P

So you 'are' part of the Camorra after all ... blackmail. Not just any blackmail, but IEVOO-blackmail ... the worst. :-)

\%/@rd

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Hello, Ward Dossche.
On 05/09/19 14:22 you wrote:

You're gambling yor next shipment, be aware... :P

So you 'are' part of the Camorra after all ... blackmail. Not just
any blackmail, but IEVOO-blackmail ... the worst. :-)

I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Baciamo le mani...
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Fabio.
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On 04 Sep 19 18:38:03, Fabio Bizzi said the following to Nick Andre:

On 04 Sep 19 15:33:18, David Drummond said the following to Fabio Bizzi:

How many of your Facebook "friends" have you actually met? How
about the fo you write to in here?

I'm not on Facebook but have met Ward in person and recently it
has been discussed about having a night of beers amongst Net 229 folk.

Ahem, may I apply to be one the fellows? :)

Sure, but we don't have a cost-sharing plan to cover your plane ticket here.

Nick

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On 04 Sep 19 20:23:57, Ward Dossche said the following to Nick Andre:

I'm not on Facebook but have met Ward in person and recently it has been discussed about having a night of beers amongst Net 229 folk.

Like "when" ?

When we can all mutually agree on a date/place, likely a shitty dive bar near my place that serves excellent wings and your favorite horse-piss beer.

I also enjoy loads of pineapple and parmesan cheese on pizza. My subsequent farts are very carefree and aromatic.

Nick

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On 05 Sep 19 09:06:09, David Drummond said the following to Nick Andre:

I'm not on Facebook but have met Ward in person and recently it has be discussed about having a night of beers amongst Net 229 folk.

Good for you.

We used to have Net640 get-togethers in the distant past. Now we are few, a spread over quite an area. To meet in one spot would take some arranging.

You are more than invited to come to this one here in Toronto to enjoy wings and horse-piss shit beer, although as I explained to Fabio, we do not have a cost-sharing program to help pay for your plane ticket.

Nick

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Ward Dossche wrote to Kurt Weiske <=-

Something like put pineapple on something and claim it's Hawaiian,
put grated Parmezan cheese on whatever and claim it's Italian.

I like Parmesan cheese on Hawaiian pizza. Go figure.

I'm willing to bet you're from California.

Born and raised. We do traditional thick-crust Chicago style, thin crust New York Style, and weird, hippie west coast "white pizzas" with olive oil, ricotta and parmesan cheese, and pesto. All within a mile or so of each
other.


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Fabio,

I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Are you a lawyer with only one customer perhaps ? :-)

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On 2019 Sep 05 09:00:32, you wrote to Fabio Bizzi:

Pineapple on Pizza and "Chicken Parmesana" are the opposite, they are
a sign of a clear involution and regression and a finally a long
lasting extinction. ;)

I do not agree there.

me either :)

The practice of mixing salty things like meats with sweetish things
like fruits is a culinary art predating pineapple on pizza hundreds of years.

should we mention salted caramel? O:)

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On 5/09/2019 14:31, Fabio Bizzi -> Ward Dossche wrote:

You're gambling yor next shipment, be aware... :P

So you 'are' part of the Camorra after all ... blackmail. Not just
any blackmail, but IEVOO-blackmail ... the worst. :-)

I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Stewed or grilled (or on a pizza)?

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David

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I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Stewed or grilled (or on a pizza)?

<tsk, tsk, tsk, ...>

Please know your classics ... 8-)

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Hi! David,

On 09/06/2019 11:49 AM, you wrote to Fabio Bizzi:

On 5/09/2019 14:31, Fabio Bizzi -> Ward Dossche wrote:

I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Stewed or grilled (or on a pizza)?

Filler for a nice SpagBog could be an option?

Cheers,
Paul.

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Hello David!

06 Sep 19 11:49, you wrote to me:

I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Stewed or grilled (or on a pizza)?

Raw, on the bed, under the blankets, only the head obviusly. ;)

Ciao!
Fabio

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Fabio,

I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Stewed or grilled (or on a pizza)?

Raw, on the bed, under the blankets, only the head obviusly. ;)

Some people do not know their classics.

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Re: Re: Alias / Real names
By: Ward Dossche to David Drummond on Fri Sep 06 2019 07:39:52

I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Stewed or grilled (or on a pizza)?

<tsk, tsk, tsk, ...>

Please know your classics ... 8-)

name your pets, not your food :P


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On 6/09/2019 07:39, Ward Dossche -> David Drummond wrote:

I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Stewed or grilled (or on a pizza)?

<tsk, tsk, tsk, ...>

Please know your classics ... 8-)

Ah - it was only the head he was referring to?

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Regards
David

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On 6/09/2019 16:15, Fabio Bizzi -> David Drummond wrote:

I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Stewed or grilled (or on a pizza)?

Raw, on the bed, under the blankets, only the head obviusly. ;)

I suspected that you may have meant that - but I was more interested in the food thread.

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Regards
David

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I've never asked it to you before, do you like horses? :D

Stewed or grilled (or on a pizza)?

Raw, on the bed, under the blankets, only the head obviusly. ;)

I suspected that you may have meant that - but I was more interested in
the food thread.

This was never about food in the first place ... he's Italian ,,, totally devoted to his Godfather and the family.

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Hello Ward!

07 Sep 19 08:54, you wrote to David Drummond:

This was never about food in the first place ... he's Italian ,,,
totally devoted to his Godfather and the family.

Ward is a good "Picciotto", It's time to celebrate his new role in the family. :)

Ciao!
Fabio

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