Quote from Lefty62151:
I am always amused at the concern people have for taxes and locality. Privately I imagine that only a small percentage of ET members are profitable at all, yet they engage in fantasy about where they might live if they had money
My family on my mother's side comes from a small town outside Florence. My great grandfather was Napolitano. Through my family I own land in Florence and in Monaco. Although I own this land outright, as a little boy, I was told that it was my duty to grow up and take my place holding this property for my children and grandchildren. Also I learned of my responsibility to take care of my parents. Throughout my life, we have never talked about taxes nor have we worried about this issue. Instead we put our efforts into living well and taking care of our responsbilities. Wherever you choose to live, one can only hope that that place will come to mean as much to you as my family's land means to me. While I realize the importance of discussing these profoundly important issues, I also like to make time to think about how the hills round my home fold back upon themselves, and the smell of wild rosemary growing along the road as I get closer to my home. I hope those who read this find some sense of balance when thinking about this subject.
Good luck,
Lefty
Quote from Lefty62151:
Go phuck yourself (in your own language of course)
At this point I am amused with your wonderful imitation of a poor illiterate dirt farmer.
I wonder if you type your own posts, or travel to the city to have someone do that for you? If you have to travel to find acess to the internet, it may be that you are tired and irritable after riding for so many hours on the back of a donkey.
I will be thinking of you the next time I feel the urge to urinate.
Lefty.