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I think (I hope) you were being tongue in cheek with the "mano a femano" call. Cause, mano a mano actually refers to "hand to hand" from the Latin (I learned that the hard way when a friend called me on the use of the phrase.) Ever since, we've been joking about it, often 'bastardizing' the use of the phrase...just like you did. LOL! Keep up your most awesome posting. And I agree with you about the analogs not quite being analogs. Though, I doubt there is anyone on this board who would EVER want a repeat of '92 or '69. Glad you came out of both OK. And, get your supplies together, OK . Cheers, LI Phil |