Rubirosa

Rob: Yes, we do!

 

I, too, have a pepper shaker hidden in my bed posts.

I, too, also have a spare amount of commas, upon which I can pepper my replies with...with.

 

for such a big pepper mill the plate with the spaghetti is much too small

 

Cannelloni might be more appropriate . . .

 

Maybe he’s just sprinkling the hand of the dude with French fries. I assume this isn’t an authentic Italian restaurant if they’re serving fries in a paper tray..

 

looks more like typical US - always show

 

My, thats a big one.

 

Okay, is this your comment or because some one told you?

Never have seen pics to support this claim, but God Bless the fact we still talk about this. I wonder what the "Real" situation was.

 

Once met the Dominican Ambassador in El Salvador, and when I mentioned I had met PR in Rome as a child,
his first comment (at a dinner party ) was that his father's (the Ambassador's) was bigger. All I could say...Congratulations, that is great.
Never expected a comment such as that from a total stranger, and an Ambassador.

He then sent me a copy of PR's biography with about 8 blank pages ( printed in the Dominican Republic).
This was done so badly, that the missing pages were random.
Never saw him again.

Regards, Alberto

 

To be honest, I can't even remember how or where I first heard of this "story", it had to be way back when. Partially because stuff like this is on the internet, because like Rob, it was a long time ago. This was way before that. Maybe Forza magazine back in the day?

I also have always have had the thought in my mind ANY time his name comes up, so that has to go back to the 90's. I also have never had someone bring it up, but every time I see a pepper grinder, regardless of size, I always think about that "story" and laugh in my head.

 

Zsa Zsa used to bring it up in interviews