[RJT]

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Ahhh.... Sklansky's hell. I can see it now. An endless line of simpleton donks, stretching into eternity, walking up to him and saying "I told you so," as he's surronded by hellfire, burning for all eternity.

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Every 5 minutes someone comes up to you and says, should I make it 3 on the button with AK. Anyway hell is supposed to be the worst thing you can imagine forever right? Well for me I am surrounded by Catholics so I'll keep the fire burning for you guys. See ya there eh.

Mack

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Mack,

If I were in England, like you, I would be more worried about the hell I was in relative to my daily bread, instead of Catholics and our Daily Bread. Move to Italy, where the food is the best and the fine wine flows and you won’t be so bothered being surrounded by us Catholics.

RJT

(Unfortunately, I don’t get to Italy as often as I wish I could.)

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Love the food in Italy but you can't get a good traditional English curry or decent beer for love nor money.

chez

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Chez,

I might just convince you yet on the folly of your unbelief. If we use David S.’s theory about the probability of those smarter in certain subjects…:

I know for a fact that there is this great pub in the heart of Rome, in Trastevere (for the reader who doesn’t know : means across the Tevere - Tiber River, has nothing to do with transvestites) district that has any kind of beer you could want, on tap, including English beers. And they offer it warm, like you chaps like it.

Since you would be in Trastervere when you are drinking it, I would suggest you mangia the pizza (thin as they do in Rome) as it is the best in Italy in Trastevere or eat the bruschetta (same - best anywhere). If you insist on the English curry, I will defer to you whether that could be had or not on the “Continent”. But, nowadays, I would think that with all the mid-Easterners in Rome, you might be wrong there, too.


We’ll have to do a field study one day.

Cheers,

RJT


p.s. Pre Euro dollars your “love nor money” might have held when Italy used the Monopoly currency - the Lira. But, with the advent of the Euro, you might even be wrong with that point.

p. p.s Peroni beer isn’t bad at all anymore.