On Sunday morning it is easy to find empty bottles all around town. Even Giuseppe Mazzini got his own beer, and it is still half full. If you are curious about the missing C, please read C Eaters.
Link esterni: Giuseppe Mazzini (Wikipedia)
See also: C Eaters
The beer must be tantalizing for the stiff necked statue.
ReplyDeleteThe "Tuscan throat" and the actual missing C are both pretty funny.
I see he prefers German beer!
ReplyDeleteHow kind of someone to leave him some beer!
ReplyDeleteWho knows when he drank his last beer...
ReplyDeleteThe "C eaters" is a very interesting phenomenon.
ReplyDeleteOne wonders who left it there.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post VP!
ReplyDeleteI hope he liked the taste of it ;)
ReplyDeleteI never knew that about "C Eaters." Very interesting and very unusual. Well, maybe not. Other languages drop letters or at least don't pronounce them ...
ReplyDeleteIt would seem that Giuseppe has already had a bit too much beer. I mean he's almost comatose!
I need to practice saying that!!!
ReplyDeleteIs it sacrilege to say that I like the beer and its relationship to the bust? And, thanks for the link to explain "C eating." I have heard similar phonetic gaffes, but I didn't know a name for it. In Connecticut, there must be a lot of "T eaters." The City of New Britain is often called New Bri-en, with something like a hiccup in the middle.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to your 'C-Eaters' post VP, I'll be practicing with Ciel :)
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