Euro Trash
Home again jiggety-jig
|
scream-of-consciousness; "If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
Thursday, May 23, 2013
HOME AGAIN
"If the number of Islamic terror attacks continues at the current rate, candlelight vigils will soon be the number-one cause of global warming. " |
This will be the comment box |
8 comments:
-
-
Having spent considerable time in Naples and Sigonella, I would say genuine Italian food is different, but not bad if you are a bit adventurous (some folks just don't care for octopus tentacles, fish with head on, etc.). American pizza is superior because it usually just has more stuff on it. Glad the Mrs. is home safely.
- 5/23/13, 12:34 PM
- Skoonj said...
-
Pizza may have originated in Italy, but it disappeared. During World War 2 my father was in Sicily and Italy, and was shocked that the Italians had no idea what pizza was or how to make it. American GIs taught them how to make it!
I have no idea what Italians did about pizza following the war, but it isn't surprising that it isn't up to American standards. - 5/23/13, 1:03 PM
- Juice said...
-
Drum roll, please....
**Take your bow, Sir!**
To concur, Italy does not do pizza, not even in Pisa. - 5/23/13, 1:13 PM
-
-
My very first meal in Sicily (in the 70s) was spaghetti. It had peas in it. I hate peas. Then I went to the club and ordered a pizza. It was OK but nothing like what we make here. Even those toaster oven drive in pizzas of my youth were far better.
Tim - 5/23/13, 2:51 PM
-
-
That was disgusting. F'ing Frenchmen...and I hope that idiot's husband slaps her around when she gets home.
Is bourbon good for depression? Yes, I think it is and I know it goes well with frozen pizza.
I'm also glad the ladies made it back OK Rodge. - 5/23/13, 4:27 PM
-
-
Napoli has pizza. Brick ovens heated with wood. The real deal, but still not as good as American pizza.
- 5/23/13, 8:24 PM
- Mile 66 said...
-
Frenchmen? That show is either from Nederlands or Belgian, and everyone there is speaking dutch. By the way the "g" is pronounced, I'd go with NL.
- 5/24/13, 10:20 AM
-
-
"Frenchmen?"
Yep, "French" is the filthiest word I can think of that Rodge will allow. The "f'ing" part was slightly redundant. - 5/24/13, 10:45 AM