In article >,
Gabor Barsai > wrote:
>
>In article >,  > wrote:
>>Wally Keeler > wrote:
>>>No, it is saying, "I am reticent to see it expand, because it means an
>>>enlarged responsibility. I prefer to keep responsibilities to a minimum."
>>But isn't that the indication of an irresponsible person? ;-)
>>
>>Joe
>
>Nope. 'Tis an indication of a hypocrite.
>Gabor

A label he used for others with so much enthusiasm! But what do you expect from
a big slab of self proclaimed beef?
GK

> alex
very interesting

Laszlo Horvath  > wrote:
>
>Pannonhalma on the occassion of the Pope's visit there. However I wish 
>you would be more factual when you deal with historical events. For 
>example, the presence of some sort of educational establishment at 
>Pannonhalma doesn't necesserily make the present high school at P. a 
>thousand year old.

Well, one could consider today's highschool there as a legal successor
of that educational institution started there 1,000 years ago, even if
its form or structure changed over the centuries.

>And just incidentally what is bladder-worm that was fed to you at P.? You 
>dont really mean...? There was a lot of starvation in my family in 
>Hungary after WW2 but eating worm -even nice big juicy wood warm? We 
>would rather have died.

I haven't heard of this name, either, but its reason being perhaps that
Americans don't eat what Bela Liptak described there.  Though I don't
know where the "worm" comes to the name, but from the "bladder" part I
thought he was referring to an old delicatessy of the Hungarian country
side, made from the byproducts of butchery of pigs (diszno'o~le's),
filling the cleaned bladder of the pig with stuff similar to the one
used in blood wurst and then they press it and smoke it.  
I think it was called "disznosajt" (porkcheese?) and I used to eat a lot 
of that when I lived there.
But then, maybe I misunderstood Bela's writing, too.

>It would also be nice if you would append your name to your 
>reminescences.

How come I noticed whom it was from and you did not?  Actually, somebody
else crossposted it and I think he mentioned Liptak's name in the intro.

Joe Pannon