Carignano

Not something an italian would eat. Even less with Carignano del Sulcis.

Shows what you know....you live in Fascist-land!

Look, dumbass: The more complex the wine, the simpler the food should be.

The more complex the food, the simpler the wine should be.

You know NOTHING!!!!!!

How you can be considered an expert about anything is beyond comprehension...

Shows what you know....you live in Fascist-land!

Look, friend: The more complex the wine, the simpler the food should be.

The more complex the food, the simpler the wine should be.

You know NOTHING!!!!!!

How you can be considered an expert about anything is beyond comprehension...

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Mike is an Italian... Fascist-land is Italy, btw, but he lives in France,afaik.

You are confusing, at times, and I'm confused this time: Wouldn't an Italian eat pasta with meatballs?

Anders

Bullshit.

It's southern Italian. My grandparents, who all came from eastern central and southen Italy, brought this with them. They all made wedding soup, which contains tiny meatballs.

LOL! Nice left jab, Ian. ;^D

Tom S

True. In fact spaghetti with pasta is even rarer than spaghetti with meatballs.

Salut/Hi Ken Blake,

le/on Sat, 7 Jan 2006 13:26:37 -0700, tu disais/you said:-

Oh booger......;-)))

I would like to pretend that was deliberate. How about spaghetti and chips? That's a truly British perversion.