President Donald Trump
I assume it's still acceptable to have a Trump thread in a Politics forum?
So this is an obvious lie - basically aimed at
A thing to note that almost no non-italian knows, is that large parts of italy almost didn't have dry pasta at all 100 years ago. Not like it was "unknown" but it was not normal to eat it regularly.We had pasta but it was the fresh kind, which you make and eat on the spot basically (tagliatelle and the like), typically with eggs added to the dough.Maccheroni, rigatoni, penne, s
My dude, we know authentic Italian uses fresh pasta and not dried, we're not all weird shut-in creeps.
I misunderstood your point. I understand now. You think it's all a big joke. That's much more on brand for you.
There's people who have fun with their lives and people who just complain about stuff.
Yes there's good times and bad times.
But rather than constantly being down, try to maximize your enjoyment.
It makes life much better.
There's people who have fun with their lives and people who just complain about stuff.
Yes there's good times and bad times.
But rather than constantly being down, try to maximize your enjoyment.
It makes life much better.
If I need a life coach, I'll keep you in mind. It's true that I don't get a big kick out of creeping authoritarianism, but I get plenty of enjoyment from other things in life.
My dude, we know authentic Italian uses fresh pasta and not dried, we're not all weird shut-in creeps.
At this point, it isn't at all unusual for Italians cooking at home to use dried pasta.
mozzarella and ricotta are NOT COMMONLY USED TOGHETER here btw, that was my comment. It is not normal to use both in the same dish.
Yeah, I caught that the first time without the broken caps key. And then you're going on about how lasagna is common nationwide.
It's like saying ketchup and mustard are not commonly used together in the US but it's a real popular combination on hotdogs and hamburgers.
Maybe "Passive-Aggressive Boomer' would be an apt undertitle for me.
Your trolling is weak af. It's like when you were 12yo and listening to your great-grandfather tell a clean joke that you know what the punchline is going to be right at the beginning. Predictable and dumb.
Maybe "Predictable and Dumb" would be an apt undertitle for me.
Look at Lucy if you want to see some top-tier trolling. Dude has most people believing the wild shiit he spews when he only believes 20% of it himself. His problem is trolling is his life and as such it loses its effectiveness.
I myself don't think Luciom is trolling.
My dude, we know authentic Italian uses fresh pasta and not dried, we're not all weird shut-in creeps.
See? You actually don't get it.
Authentic Italians in the south or in some areas of the center use dry. Authentic amatriciana isn't with egg based pasta, nor is gricia, nor is sorrentina, nor is norma.
Authentic spaghetti alle vongole are dry spaghetti.
Authentic tagliatelle al ragù are fresh, tonnarelli and pici are and so on.
I would love to discuss the (comparatively) small political differences I have with the sane people on this forum, but instead we have to spend our time arguing with dfs who think if you don't instantly comply with a police order you should get shoot between the eyes and who think you can arrest someone because "I live in Italy and even I didn't recognize one of the 100 US Sena
What's obnoxious is that you folks seem to always over look the initial "obnoxious" act and focus on the results.
Here's a little life lesson for you. If you do bad things you increase the likelihood of bad things happening to you.
Yeah, I caught that the first time without the broken caps key. And then you're going on about how lasagna is common nationwide.
It's like saying ketchup and mustard are not commonly used together in the US but it's a real popular combination on hotdogs and hamburgers.
Normal lasagna Is without mozzarella and ricotta lol.
Lasagna alla bolognese (the Classic One) is with besciamella (!!!!) and grated parmesan on top.
Here the recipe in English
We never even had mozzarella in Italy outside Campania and Puglia until very recently.
See? You actually don't get it.
Authentic Italians in the south or in some areas of the center use dry.
Yeah man, I know Northern and Southern Italian cuisine are different. Still doesn't explain you being mystified at the concept of baking pasta.
Yeah man, I know Northern and Southern Italian cuisine are different. Still doesn't explain you being mystified at the concept of baking pasta.
I was mistified about the concept of baking pasta IN A PAN with mozzarella and ricotta togheter.
That was also because the way i learnt english, pan was our padella, which is the thing with a handle you use over open fire, and you never put in a oven
I'll never understand why people care so much about food. Endless bickering about ways to prepare certain meats, etc. etc., and people getting mad at others for not sharing their own (highly subjective, obv) tastes in food. **** food. Food sucks. Go make another 10000 lame cooking shows where you can't even eat the food they're making.
I'll never understand why people care so much about food. Endless bickering about ways to prepare certain meats, etc. etc., and people getting mad at others for not sharing their own (highly subjective, obv) tastes in food. **** food. Food sucks. Go make another 10000 lame cooking shows where you can't even eat the food they're making.
It's not bickering, it's just teaching people stuff they think they know but don't. Then they can prefer whatever combination of whatever things and i could care less.
But if the claim is mozzarella and ricotta are often used togheter in the same dish in italy, well that's just a verifiable claim and it's a false one. Even if you adore mozzarella + ricotta combo.
Notice how taste was never mentioned by anyone except you here lol. There was no claim made about taste.
Btw as a radical leftist you confirm hating on everything that makes life enjoyable, food included.
I misunderstood your point. I understand now. You think it's all a big joke. That's much more on brand for you.
I've never had the impression that housenuts knows about or cares about politics whatsoever, with the exception of caring very much about what politicians may or may not do to the child pornographer's favorite currency (bitcoin).
Don't think I've seen him make many (or perhaps any) legitimate political arguments on way or another.
It's not bickering, it's just teaching people stuff they think they know but don't. Then they can prefer whatever combination of whatever things and i could care less.But if the claim is mozzarella and ricotta are often used togheter in the same dish in italy, well that's just a verifiable claim and it's a false one. Even if you adore mozzarella + ricotta combo.Notice how taste
I don't care if anybody mentioned taste. I wasn't responding to anyone in particular. I also don't care if mozzarella and ricotta blah blah blah. Dunno man, maybe try reading my post again.
I'm the only "radical leftist" who I've ever seen hate on food. The rest are just as obsessed with it as everyone else. **** is lame.
I've never had the impression that housenuts knows about or cares about politics whatsoever, with the exception of caring very much about what politicians may or may not do to bitcoin.
Don't think I've seen him make many (or perhaps any) legitimate political arguments on way or another.
mostly true
they are mostly the same cucks in different forms.
zero principles. hypocrites. flip flop their 'values' depending which way the wind is blowing.
i did like your take on food fwiw
I enjoy the foods I like. When I said "food sucks", I was not implying that I've never derived pleasure from eating 😃
The part that sucks is everyone's pathological obsession with perfecting it, "oh, this and that spice makes this food 12.7% more delicious (I mean, sure, taste is super subjective, but let's argue forever as though it's not!)"
Do meth for 3 months and see how much you enjoy eating. Or any substance that messes with dopamine. I guess at that night you might be a bit broken but it’s reversible damage
I've never had the impression that housenuts knows about or cares about politics whatsoever, with the exception of caring very much about what politicians may or may not do to the child pornographer's favorite currency (bitcoin).
Don't think I've seen him make many (or perhaps any) legitimate political arguments on way or another.
I tend to agree, which begs the question of why he bothers posting in a politics forum. But each to his own, I suppose.
