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[Tastevin]

There you are Kcw, just goes to show how impressions can be wrong, and usually embarrassing. Never mind old chap, could happen to anyone. Or could it?

You know, you really should not be so touchy. There was no put down intended in my posting. My use of capital letters in “not” was simply intended to stress the point to Matteson that the term “Classico” does not only apply to Chianti. However, as you have raised the matter, here in plain Queen’s English IS a put down. Whilst your statement “Classico is a sub area in the Chianti region” is correct, it is very misleading because it gives the impression that the term ”Classico” only applies to Chianti. Surely you knew that it does not. If you did not, then you have learnt something new - your thanks, whilst not obligatory, would be appreciated. If you did know, then tut tut, you should take more care in future when answering questions. I don't know why you insist on rabbiting on about Chianti. The question was about the term "Classico", and you got the answer wrong. So be a gentleman, stand up and own up.

How's that for a Queen's English put down? Ever had the feeling you should have left well alone? T.


[This message has been edited by Tastevin (edited 05-21-2004).]