Hi fabama, Diple and especially little Daniele

Thanks for your warm welcome - I thought I'd come crunch here for a while as my way of showing support and solidarity........all here at WCG cannot fail to be touched by the beautiful pictures of your gorgeous son Daniele and wish him well

Ady

Greetings fabama!

Hiya Ady! Need some company for a while? One of my machines wandered off and I found it here.

Greetings also to:

DANIELE

diple1
MAURIZIO FALCIONI
e-l-i
Ruggero68
Raskolnikov_debh
riccardo petrachi 4
vmaffey 4
Gibran58
Laoooo

Now, where can I put my tent?

PS: Small point of order. You can only have one team thread at WCG and you have two, fabama. You need to pick one or the other.

Dear Dataman,
of course you can put your tent, you're welcome.

My son Daniele is very pleased to have found another friend.



Regarding the two threads in the forum team, when I began my career as a cruncher I made a mistake posting 2 thread, and now I do not know how to delete the wrong one , any ideas?
I tried with the "delete this thread" function but it reply
"The error messsage is:
You cannot delete a post which is older than 7 days."

PS: message with 3 s

So THIS is where you've been hiding you 'tart'...

Hey... room for another tent? Maybe somewhere AWAY from Dataman... he sleep walks... wanna be as far away from him as possible.

Welcome cswchan, camp DANIELE has room for all the tents you want

And I present to you a piece of Italian history:

Have you ever seen this car?



It's A FERRARI DINO.

"Alfredo Ferrari (January, 1932 – June 30, 1956), nicknamed Alfredino or Dino, was the only legitimate son of Enzo Ferrari. Enzo decided to name Alfredo after his grandfather.
From an early age Enzo was grooming his son to be his successor, and therefore sent him to some of the best schools in Europe. Dino studied engineering in Switzerland. Dino suggested to Enzo Ferrari the development of a 1.5 L DOHC V6 engine for F2 at the end of 1955. Soon afterwards, Alfredo fell ill, suffering from muscular dystrophy. While in hospital, he discussed technical details with the engineer Vittorio Jano. Dino would never see the engine; he died on June 30, 1956 at the age of only 24, before his namesake automobiles Fiat Dino and Dino were produced."

From WIKIPEDIA - Alfredo Ferrari

52 years have passed since the death of Dino Ferrari and still struggle to find a cure against Dystrophy.

Thanks to a U.S. pharmaceutical company is about to begin in Italy experimentation on humans of a drug that has yielded good results in animals suffering from Duchenne dystrophy .

Maybe we have finally reached the finish line.

Thanks for your help my friends.

fabama & DANIELE