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Just been reading The Godfather Wiki entry for Al Neri, and there's this paragraph talking about his comparison with Luca Brasi. Clearly someone's a wrestling fan:

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https://godfather.fandom.com/wiki/Al_Neri

While he is paralleled to Luca, there are several differences between the two. Brasi was a powerful, psychically imposing individual man who was already into crime before meeting The Godfather, aka Vito. He was known for his savagery, strength, emotionless and implied "evil" in each of his actions. He was mostly viewed as a monstrous type of person with a mean streak, and while he worked loyally for the Corleones, he often lived and moved by himself, only coming in to help Vito when he was asked for, or when he felt he needed to take initiative (such as when Vito got attacked). He also got killed by the Tattaglia goons like a jobber, putting Sal Manetti over.

 

 

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Quote from Kemi Badenoch on BBC News today - "There's no time... sometimes I will get a steak... I'm not a sandwich person. I don't think sandwiches are a real food, it's what you have for breakfast."

She added that she would "not touch bread if it's moist".

Last sentence was channeling dry @d-d-d-dAz

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14 minutes ago, Chest Rockwell said:

Who has sandwiches for breakfast?

Me every time I make a packed lunch for work and have eaten it by 9am. It is a hobbit style second breakfast though.

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