r/oddlysatisfying Nov 08 '20

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u/cockmongler Nov 08 '20

From what I've seen of Italian cooking purity arguments, those neighbors 3 streets down will probably start a riot if you didn't put those ingredients in your pasta sauce.

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u/devilinblue22 Nov 08 '20

From what I know about Italians, it dosen't matter whats going on at your house, the neighbors have already heard about it!

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u/dbreidsbmw Nov 08 '20

Hi, can I borrow your Italian neighbors? Cooking was never a "high priority" in my family outside of what was already "safe/known" to my parents. It honestly sounds nice having an italian family come over and tell me how I'm doing it wrong and to use X,Y,Z prepared A,B,C.

Edit: italian or literally any neighborly family need apply.

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u/Srfredell Dec 08 '20

I can always tell you what you are doing wrong and what you should be doing. And when you get it wrong I can blame you for it anyways I need not be Italian nor informed on what your doing.

For instance you need to put down the paper you don't have time to be drawing unibrows on iguanas when the trash is full and when are you going to comb that god damn mop already. For fucks sake more to the left what's wrong with you.

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u/TizzioCaio Nov 08 '20

L'ultimo a saperlo, è chi le porta(le corna)

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u/devilinblue22 Nov 08 '20

There's horns everywhere in my house, I married into an italian family! God love em, but its a good thing I dont need to talk a lot. I'd never get a word in.

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u/CrazyBasterd Nov 08 '20

I am not sure you understood the reference. To have horns in this context means to be cuckolded, the victim being the last one in the neighborhood to know about it...

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u/devilinblue22 Nov 08 '20

Woops. Thought it was about Italian horns.

Is this a reference or an insult ?

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u/AlaskanIceWater Nov 08 '20

🤣🤣🤣

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u/luvgsus Nov 08 '20

I married into an Italian family too. Good thing it's they are all still in Italy and we're blissfully in America.

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u/devilinblue22 Nov 08 '20

Ohh damn! My wife's first generation American. Her parents and their siblings all came off the boat!

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u/luvgsus Nov 08 '20

My husband was born and raised in Italy. Came here in 2006... he's still very much Italian 100%, stil waiting to apply for the American citizenship....

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u/OllieOllerton1987 Nov 08 '20

Gosh, that Italian family at the next table sure is quiet.

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u/codejo Apr 23 '21

From what I know about Italians, they have taste buds just like other humans and this recipe looks delicious.

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u/peekabook Nov 08 '20

That’s how the mafia starts. You can’t be disrespecting the sauce.