Yeah, um, the chubby thing...I almost lost it when I read the censorship blackout...and then realized "chubby" must be a term over here and not over there...
I think after seeing this photo we might have to call you Air Chubby!
Have a great time, um, what are those things on the pasta? The little earth coloured objects of food? Raisins? Grapes? Olives? I love that plate!
Poolio: I am, but it's not the first thing I think when I hear "chubby". I think that kind of chubby is perhaps an Americanism. Although, that Chris in American Idol was "Bringing chubby back", so I guess you use it to mean fat, too?
_z.: I did, thanks!
Suze: Thanks, pet. It was fab, but too short. Oh no, not more erection gags...
Kitchen Table: Nice to work and live in Italy, I'm sure. But I can just imagine the waistline problem...
Candy: Like I said to RefPo above, you guys use chubby to mean fat, too, though, yes? The brown bits are mushrooms! It is so damn yummy, that dish, you cannot believe...
4D: There's hope for us all, mate. Sod it!
Will: Ah, you've rumbled me. Can I say "rumbled", or does that mean something rude, too, these days?
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Le mezzelune al tartufo! Che buone... gnamme! What will I do without my gnocchi alle melanzane, though?!?
Have a fabulous time!!! I'm jealous already.
hahaha... have fun on vacay!
i'm jealous, too.
Red: I know, and I'm sorry about that. But I'm still gonna eat (and love) those damn fine mezzelune. [drool]
Karen: Thank you! I'm jealous, too: of people who live there all the time!
Martha: It's very short (two days), but we'll do our best. (See above for my reason for jealousy.)
A weekend in Italy?! Jammy git.
Puss
You lucky, lucky bastid!
You can play volleyball with a chubby!??
damn you!
iv'e three words to say to you, and i'd like to know what you think:
HONG KONG HUSTLE.
have a good un, see you on your return. (see if you can't find me a few cheap vespas we can sell on for a profit!)
The food looks great! Have a fabulous weekend.
Ahem, it appears you are not aware of what a chubby is.
have fun mate!
Asterisk, Enjoy! I hope you both have a great time. :)
So jealous. So, so jealous. I worked in Sorrento in Italy for a glorious six months. Came back the size of a house ..... but that's another story.
Yeah, um, the chubby thing...I almost lost it when I read the censorship blackout...and then realized "chubby" must be a term over here and not over there...
I think after seeing this photo we might have to call you Air Chubby!
Have a great time, um, what are those things on the pasta? The little earth coloured objects of food? Raisins? Grapes? Olives? I love that plate!
Red, what about sharing a plate of those? Half a portion surely would be alright followed by salad and a big walk?
Chubby alert??? There's hope for me yet. Enjoy
That yellow stuff is blatantly just a prop stolen from the set of Doctor Who.
G/puss: Yeah, but it flew by so quick...
Milla: Innit?
Cynnie: Hmm. I'm going to start explaining that I don't mean that kind of chubby. I mean fat.
Cappy: Not seen that movie. Any good?
Poolio: I am, but it's not the first thing I think when I hear "chubby". I think that kind of chubby is perhaps an Americanism. Although, that Chris in American Idol was "Bringing chubby back", so I guess you use it to mean fat, too?
_z.: I did, thanks!
Suze: Thanks, pet. It was fab, but too short. Oh no, not more erection gags...
Kitchen Table: Nice to work and live in Italy, I'm sure. But I can just imagine the waistline problem...
Candy: Like I said to RefPo above, you guys use chubby to mean fat, too, though, yes? The brown bits are mushrooms! It is so damn yummy, that dish, you cannot believe...
4D: There's hope for us all, mate. Sod it!
Will: Ah, you've rumbled me. Can I say "rumbled", or does that mean something rude, too, these days?
Have a wonderful time...
I am absolutely jealous beyond reason...
Raise a glass of chainti for me!!!
You rock.
Hope you and Red enjoyed your weekend. :)
lol. it does have that double meaning doesn't it? Welcome back!
Pend: "Jealous beyond reason"? Wow, that's good going! Didn't drink any Chianti, but I'll raise some for you next time I have a glass at home.
Manini: We had a great time, thanks. Good to get away from work for a couple of days.
Pool: Sure does! Thanks for the welcome.
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