being 1st. time to rome,has anyone gone to london then to rome by train or ?.and return by plane from rome to us.?also time from leaving london to rome,so reservation of stay can be done at rome any ideas thanks robert.

Robert honey,
You are not going to get many answers with the Title you are using. This question has little to do with an old man.
You need to post one more thread, and get something in the Title that will make someone know what your question is about-For example:
<i>1st. time to rome,has anyone gone to london then to rome by train </i>
I have no answer for you but a lot of people here do, you just have to do a more clear question!
Good luck!

Unless this post is about the oldest man in the world (are you 124?) being wheeled onto a plane to somehwere you need to repost with a sensible question. fail to see how your age is germane!

&quot;Old man&quot; was a sarcastic term of endearment that Harry Lime used when referring to Holly Martins in the classic &quot;The Third Man&quot;.
This just makes me want to go back to Vienna again.
(yes, I'll come up with any excuse)

Ooooh, very good ! platzman

&quot;old man, get a hold of yourself, your're a lucky man, &quot;

sung by...?

&quot;Old man, take a look at my life, i'm a lot like you...&quot;

Much more familiar to me than whatever you're citing, cigale...

Best wishes,

Rex

you lost me Rex???

Oh... and robert01... please see http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34520252

My lyrics are from my era, cigale... (Neil Young)

Perhaps yours are from yours?

Old man, take a look at my life, i'm a lot like you...&quot;
Neil Young- Harvest was the album

LOL..ok you remember, I have my senior moments, ... I like my lyrics better

So does this mean that your lyrics are how you (mis)remember Neil Young's?

http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/neilyoung/oldman.html

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