Be back on the 26th

Woolsey Bysmor
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16 Feb 2012 00:01 #1 by Woolsey Bysmor (Osred)

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Heading off to Italy for a bit! If you needed something from me... sorry.

:-)

:-)

Michael

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Rudolf
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16 Feb 2012 08:19 #2 by Rudolf (Rudolf)

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Have a safe trip, Mike.

I hope it's Northern Italy. The Northern Italians have a saying for "go to hell".

"Va Napoli"

--Larry

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16 Feb 2012 08:39 #3 by Brunner Von Ritter (Martin Bridge)

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If its Milan, hope you have a good time. I'm there before the August event, when I will attend.

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