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   From: peffers@btinternet.com   
      
   "allan connochie"  wrote in message   
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   >> Westprog wrote:   
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   >>>>A Connochie? What is a connochie?   
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   >>>   
   >>> A small, painful polyp. It's a dialect word.   
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   >> I thought it was an Italian pastry...   
   >   
   > Speaking of which an old girlfriend of mine had Italian parents. The   
   > mother couldn't get her tongue round my name at all. She insisted on   
   > calling me Allan Cockaleekie :-)   
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   > Allan   
   >   
   I had a girl friend when I was young who had Italian parents. This girl was   
   a real stunner and you could not fault her looks neither face or figure. She   
   also had a very sweet nature. After I had married my first wife I was in   
   Edinburgh and was greeted by her in The Meadows. I couldn't believe it, she   
   must have been all of 22 stone and had a long stream of her brood trailing   
   behind her.   
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   Robert Peffers,   
   Kelty,   
   Fife,   
   Scotland, (UK).   
      
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