Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for May 31, 2013
May 30, 2013
June 01, 2013
Transcript:
Sluggo: That's plenty of spaghetti for my dinner with Nancy! But I have all this extra! I don't want to waste it! Haven't you ever seen spaghetti being hung up to dry so a fella can re-cook it before?
JayBluE almost 11 years ago
Reminds me of an “Electric Company” bit…
JayBluE almost 11 years ago
“Hang” on… I’;ve got to take my pasta out to get “dry cleaned”…. gotta remember to tell them to put extra “starch” in it….
jmcx4 almost 11 years ago
I’ve seen spagetti farms. The plots are several hundred feet long. And about 4 inches wide…..
JayBluE almost 11 years ago
Good question! And I don’t THINK that Sluggo’s vegan or vegetarian… Oh well, I guess it’s conveniently juuuuuusst out of frame… -But I have found it interesting that there are some out there that like it without sauce, somewhere…. (I think they may use something other than tomato based sauces, if at all….) -But as an alternative to meatballs,may I suggest ground beef or turkey? I personally also like seafood in mine, or even turkey meatballs, or sometimes chunks o’ chicken….. uhh, excuse me… I’m kinda hungry, now….
YatInExile almost 11 years ago
The BBC once aired an April Fools documentary that showed spaghetti growing on trees. They were flooded with phone calls from people wanting to know where they could get spaghetti trees.
alleyoops Premium Member almost 11 years ago
What ever happened to Fritzi??!!
Skywatcher68 almost 11 years ago
Fritzi’s Hispanic cousin has a sno-cone stand about a mile from me.
Really! Other than the hair, the resemblance is striking!
Skywatcher68 almost 11 years ago
http://goo.gl/maps/bMorI
That’s her stand on the corner. Looks closed for the season, though.
JayBluE almost 11 years ago
Maybe your computer was experiencing what mine was just a bit ago……
brklnbern almost 11 years ago
Seeing the spaghetti hanging up like that reminds of the famous spaghetti hoax. In 1957 the British program Panorama broadcast a segment detailing how spaghetti was grown and later harvested from spaghetti trees.
Despite the absurdity of the concept, many, many people believed that the story was true. Perhaps this reflected the fact that outside of Italy and those of Italian descent in most countries, spaghetti was not that well known a dish.
Once word spread of the mass confusion, the British station in question explained that the story was a hoax and were sure it was evident as the show was broadcast on April 1, 1957, April Fool’s Day.
Here is a video of this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27ugSKW4-QQ
JayBluE almost 11 years ago
Also Guns ‘n’ Roses.: “the Spaghetti Incident”…..
stanley hastings almost 11 years ago
I “ghetti”—lol—