The Romans already knew.

squonksc said:

For the none believers among you.

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squonksc said:

Found the Roman EULA


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squonksc said:

Well, some people believe Americans are the new Romans.

Not as long as they use a spoon and/or knife to eat their spaghetti and bucatini...

Spaghetti - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The manner of eating spaghetti varies according to local customs, but it is traditionally eaten by twisting the spaghetti around a fork.
Eating spaghetti with a fork and a spoon is considered perfectly polite in parts of the United States

For "Antman" ONLY:


http://www.lmm.jussieu.fr/spaghetti/...gmentation.pdf

Antman said:

In Geneva, my good friend Antonio Placente (from Palermo), became rather upset when I attempted to use a spoon to affix spaghetti strands to my fork. He politely demonstrated the proper technique. I am now so continental.

It is also much easier.

We traded CDs when I had to leave. He gave me Bocelli's Romanza, I gave him a Sinatra compilation.

The attached experiments used Barilla brand No. 1 spaghetti. Something else Mr. Placente turned me on to. Still buy it to this day.

ahhh..i see. always wondered about that (the explanation in your sig I mean)

Brilla. Getting Italian dudes laid since 1846

Man, I absolutely love those Barilla commercials...

They don't blow your ****ing ears off,
and they seem to approach you as a 'sane and reasonable' person.
(The new daddy might like this one)

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suA5VzyZhBk&feature=related"]YouTube - Barilla Piccolini Commercial[/ame]
Unfortunately, Barilla is my second choice in pasta.

The 'DeCecco' brand is my first (They don't TV over here):
YouTube - I Capolavori - Spot De Cecco

.it -- De Cecco dal 1886

.usa -- De Cecco, the one and only

sì è

Dinesh said:

What? Microsoft is a Roman Company?

Secretly ;D

ChuckR said:

Not as long as they use a spoon and/or knife to eat their spaghetti and bucatini...

Spaghetti - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


For "Antman" ONLY:


http://www.lmm.jussieu.fr/spaghetti/...gmentation.pdf

Oh dear. They use spoons to eat Spaghetti?