(Guess you need a good ol jolt of java before relaxing with a smoke.) But CFW leaves caffeine to other charitable groups
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1923: Baglietto Engineer Vincenzo Baglietto, owner of the famous shipyard of the same name, was the designer of an incredible series of victorious boats, from the Baglietto II which, piloted by Count Borromeo, set the first world speed record recognized by the International Federation (then UIYA), to Guido Cattaneos Ace, to Theo Rossi di Monteleras Alagi, the first European boat to win the Gold Cup
I'm about to load it up with a little LNF now and have me an after lunch puff
