Bavaria not Bavarian, which is an adjective.

I remember the IHS workshop in Charleston IL., where Georges Barboteu arrived a 
day late, as his travel
agent had booked his flight to Charleston, SC.

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Am 28.12.2010 um 19:50 schrieb William.S.Gross:

> True story, many years ago, never mind how many exactly, I completed my 
> degree at a "Two Bit Cow College in Texas."  A bunch of us were commissioned 
> into the US Army. One classmate was from a small town in far west Texas. 
> 
> He was assigned to a unit in Bavarian. After initial training he and his new 
> bride took up residence at his new duty station. After about six months there 
> and with a brand new BMW motorcycle in his parking spot, he talked his wife 
> into a trip to Florence. (Remember this is a young couple from very rural 
> Texas). 
> 
> Years later he admitted to those who had gone to school with him, that on 
> that trip they never could fund the "Florence exit"   
> 
> On Dec 28, 2010, at 12:13 PM, Dan Phillips <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> On Dec 28, 2010, at 11:56 AM, Hans Pizka wrote:
>> 
>>> Firenze not Firenza.
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>> Oops, Firenza is (was) a car. How about I just stick to calling it Florence? 
>> ;-)
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