The guy on the right clearly has deep-seeded hate toward Italians. He is just learning about all the things made by Italians. He is therefore very angry about enjoying all the things made by a people he hates.
Although I think pasta was first made by the Egyptians.
that is true, but if you think about the phrase logically you can understand why “deep-seeded” would seem closer to the meaning than “deep-seated”. since seeds are buried deeply, and the word “seat” is usually connected with the furniture, instead of the definition of something “Having its seat far beneath the surface”. As in “The heart is the seat of the emotions.”
I am pretty sure there is a synonym type thing going. If you look at the meanings of both words they actually convey the message they are meant to.
Regardless, I spell it “Wensday” because that is what makes sense(phonetically). I know what the “correct” way is. In actuality I am trying to slowly change the English language to make more sense.
Apparently pasta already existed in Italy long before Columbus went to China. He references it in one of his journals when describing the rice noodles that the Chinese use. Basically along the lines of “they have a similar product to our pasta, except made from rice.”
I don’t know why he’s so angry. He should think about it this way: he’s taking the stuff from the Italians that are so good so that they can’t have it. And yes, I get the whole money thing but come on, he has delicious pasta and a cool car.
Lol, I’m Italian and believe me, I wouldn’t touch a pasta like the one depicted, with those absurd American-style meatballs, with a 10 metres pole. There is no such a thing as pasta with meatballs. Repent!
Well, to be historically accurate, yes, pasta made with wheat was invented by Italians. Though as far as noodles or any string-like food is concerned, the Chinese actually did come first. Why I say this? Easy:
& yet noodols provides hours of fun at the toilet, pasta is just good…
plus all that was said before is kinda right ( exept the marco polo – vespucci mess… ) & to be onest you’re named america after amerigo vespucci ( still italian ) , colombo just thought to be in india ( hence american native are called indians…)
Just saying…
Ah ha ha ha I love it. Reminds me of how someone I know feels about Japan 🙂
Konoyaro!
Baaaaaka
“And that moustached plumber you like? Well… Technically he’s from Japan.”
…But he is based on an Italian guy!
that’s why it was funny.. why must you kill everything 🙁
Now all you need is a Germany reference and we have the Axis powers from WWII XD
You know that mustache you think is badass? Well Hitler did it first.
Two words.
WIN.
three words
fail
^ hilarious
Hmm, last time I checked, ‘win’ was one word…
Actually, Charlie Chaplin had that sweet, sweet ‘stache first.
Shut it waffles i eat people like you for breakfast.
Well Hitler ruined it which makes it all the more tragic.
I want to make love to your ingenious brains.
And this ground your standing on – discovered by Italians.
This was either really good and brilliant or really stupid and ignorant. Not sure which.
the second one….
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amerigo_Vespucci
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leif_Ericson
Sorry to disappoint you, but…
Sorry to disappoint both you Eurocentric geniuses but http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_peoples_of_the_Americas
Lol!
Sorry to disappoint you Human-centric geniuses but
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_American_disease_and_epidemics
i dont get it
The guy on the right clearly has deep-seeded hate toward Italians. He is just learning about all the things made by Italians. He is therefore very angry about enjoying all the things made by a people he hates.
Although I think pasta was first made by the Egyptians.
LOL. I love how matter-of-fact you explained that.
Deep-seated*
that is true, but if you think about the phrase logically you can understand why “deep-seeded” would seem closer to the meaning than “deep-seated”. since seeds are buried deeply, and the word “seat” is usually connected with the furniture, instead of the definition of something “Having its seat far beneath the surface”. As in “The heart is the seat of the emotions.”
No, deep-seeded was right….
Nope, it really is deep-seated. It’s an understandable mistake, but a mistake nonetheless.
http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/001815.html
I am pretty sure there is a synonym type thing going. If you look at the meanings of both words they actually convey the message they are meant to.
Regardless, I spell it “Wensday” because that is what makes sense(phonetically). I know what the “correct” way is. In actuality I am trying to slowly change the English language to make more sense.
How dare you besmirch mighty Woden!
Didn’t the Italians find pasta in Asia?
Pasta isn’t italian.
Asians take ALL the good inventions.
Apparently pasta already existed in Italy long before Columbus went to China. He references it in one of his journals when describing the rice noodles that the Chinese use. Basically along the lines of “they have a similar product to our pasta, except made from rice.”
Columbus is not the same as Marco Polo. Just saying.
Neverthelss, Pasta is made from Wheat, while Noodles are made from rice.
They are two completely different things.
And yet, you can get both wheat noodles and rice pasta at your local supermarket.
More apt for Chine. [my PoV]
Like one-third of this whole world is Made in China!
…because all silly conversations are rooted in love? 🙁 lol
I like you! I like sex!
Gaahhh, those Italians, and those damn Canadians.
I SHALL GET U AND SEND U BACK TO EARTH eh
He slammed that fork on the table so hard that the meatball got dislodged. Thats a feat in and of itself
Probably one of those Ikea spork wannabe forks. 😛
don’t forget those people that resent a people -because- everything they make is so great.
I don’t know why he’s so angry. He should think about it this way: he’s taking the stuff from the Italians that are so good so that they can’t have it. And yes, I get the whole money thing but come on, he has delicious pasta and a cool car.
I wonder what he’d do if his friend told him that he was really born in Italy.
Would it be gory?
I’m Italian. WE made pasta, radio (Marconi), telephone (Meucci) and many other things. 😛
Lol, I’m Italian and believe me, I wouldn’t touch a pasta like the one depicted, with those absurd American-style meatballs, with a 10 metres pole. There is no such a thing as pasta with meatballs. Repent!
I’m really very offended by this comic!! Put it down this instant.
I would never eat anything Italian! Now, if you will excuse, I got to go eat pizza and start a mob, like us Americans do.
Well, to be historically accurate, yes, pasta made with wheat was invented by Italians. Though as far as noodles or any string-like food is concerned, the Chinese actually did come first. Why I say this? Easy:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4335160.stm
i love how deep the comments are for this and it gets into heated debates of grammar, history, and culture XD
I know, also people who comment on comments made months ago.
& yet noodols provides hours of fun at the toilet, pasta is just good…
plus all that was said before is kinda right ( exept the marco polo – vespucci mess… ) & to be onest you’re named america after amerigo vespucci ( still italian ) , colombo just thought to be in india ( hence american native are called indians…)
Just saying…
DID HE JUST FORCE THE SPAGHETTI AWAY
WHAT
Mi piace!!!!!!!
I’M ITALIAN! SO… what!?
Anyone for gelato?