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Nice flag!

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For the first Olympiad of the 21st Century, especially as it's being held

in

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the HomeLand, Davey figured they oughta have a new flag.

``Tread the Paths that Socrates Trod'';
``Bathe in Homer's Wine-Dark Sea''

and all that jazz.

So Davey sent Rogge what any Olympian ought to be proud to rally around.

But to make it interesting, there's a little music.

Who is singing shouldn't be a problem; nor should the aria.

So to add a little twist to it, where and what year was that particular
recording made?

HINT: Milan, Teatro della Scala, 1953? Noperz. Nice try.

I'll give a small prize to anyone coming up with the correct answer

Use the Comments link on the site.

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le Vent a Dos, Davey Crockett
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Don't the Greeks use that quaint, pre-Latin language called Greek?

Colin Campbell said:

Don't the Greeks use that quaint, pre-Latin language called Greek?

Yes, I considered that. But de Coubertin used Latin, and Davey, whilst he still
retains a smattering of Greek from his skule dayz, is (a) stuggling with a
version of GIMP that is badly borked text-wise; and (b) figured that nobody
would savvy the text if he used Grik anyway, but figured most might be able to
make a rough translation of the Latin.

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le Vent a Dos, Davey Crockett
Six Day Site: http://members.rogers.com/sixday/sixday.html

Colin Campbell said:

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Don't the Greeks use that quaint, pre-Latin language called Greek?

Davey_Crockett said:

Yes, I considered that. But de Coubertin used Latin, and Davey, whilst he still
retains a smattering of Greek from his skule dayz, is (a) stuggling with a
version of GIMP that is badly borked text-wise; and (b) figured that nobody
would savvy the text if he used Grik anyway, but figured most might be able to
make a rough translation of the Latin.

Davey appears to have had a remarkably wide ranging if somewhat
classical education for rough American frontiersman. Surely he didn't get
sent to a English public school ?

Donald Munro said:

Colin Campbell said:

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Don't the Greeks use that quaint, pre-Latin language called Greek?

Davey_Crockett said:

Yes, I considered that. But de Coubertin used Latin, and Davey, whilst he still
retains a smattering of Greek from his skule dayz, is (a) stuggling with a
version of GIMP that is badly borked text-wise; and (b) figured that nobody
would savvy the text if he used Grik anyway, but figured most might be able to
make a rough translation of the Latin.

Davey appears to have had a remarkably wide ranging if somewhat
classical education for rough American frontiersman. Surely he didn't get
sent to a English public school ?

Hey ole Davey wasn't no [censored] either. He could think.

Read his monograph:

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4484/crockett.htm

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le Vent a Dos, Davey Crockett
Six Day Site: http://members.rogers.com/sixday/sixday.html

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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4484/crockett.htm

That's quite a link. Thanks!
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OT Did you not post a picture of a woman with her frontage painted ? This
was not the puppy dog one but another with eyes on her [censored]. If that was
you, please post the link again.

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Donald Munro said:

Colin Campbell said:

> Don't the Greeks use that quaint, pre-Latin language called Greek?

Davey_Crockett said:

Yes, I considered that. But de Coubertin used Latin, and Davey, whilst

he still

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retains a smattering of Greek from his skule dayz, is (a) stuggling

with a

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version of GIMP that is badly borked text-wise; and (b) figured that

nobody

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would savvy the text if he used Grik anyway, but figured most might be

able to

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make a rough translation of the Latin.

Davey appears to have had a remarkably wide ranging if somewhat
classical education for rough American frontiersman. Surely he didn't

get

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sent to a English public school ?

Hey ole Davey wasn't no [censored] either. He could think.

Read his monograph:

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4484/crockett.htm

--
le Vent a Dos, Davey Crockett
Six Day Site: http://members.rogers.com/sixday/sixday.html

Tim Lines said:

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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4484/crockett.htm

That's quite a link. Thanks!
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Yes sir. Just like his namesake in RBR.

Comforting the Afflicted whilst Diligently and Mercilessly Afflicting the
Comfortable

🙂

--
le Vent a Dos, Davey Crockett
Six Day Site: http://members.rogers.com/sixday/sixday.html

Holden Caufield said:

OT Did you not post a picture of a woman with her frontage painted ? This
was not the puppy dog one but another with eyes on her [censored]. If that was
you, please post the link again.

heather? Is that you?

If you'd like a [censored] link, how about this one:
http://www.pbase.com/image/22198722

Bob Schwartz
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