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	Name:	Kizma Anuice -
	Subject:	Setting the record straight
	Date:	8/15/2012 8:19:07 PM

I had no intention of implying that anyone involved in the incident referred to above was either Italian or a homosexual.

I was just saying that a dude was wearing a wife beater shirt and the woman that was with him looked manly.

I have no idea of the sexual preferences or national origin of either of those people.

Myth, don't believe every thing you read in urban dictionary, I put a lot of it there.

As far as Italians disliking the "guinea tee" phrase, I can't speak for all of them but my first encounter with the expression was a group of Italians who made up an intramural basketball team at a private Catholic College.

They called themselves and had printed on their uniforms "GUINEA TEES"

The Irish team was the "MIGHTY MICS" and the drunks were the "J&B BOMBERS"

"Fat Ralph" Lanciano was the leader of the Italian team. He was from South Philly and a golden gloves boxing champ. His standard Italian joke was

"What is black and blue and floats in the Schuylkill River?"

People who tell Italian jokes.

Ralphie still is a good friend.