*sigh*

It's only called Champagne because it comes from the Champagne region, which happens to be in France, not because it's a sparkling wine. That's why the Spanish call it Cava and the Italians call it Prosecco.

I like how he ascribes a certain agency to the cheese. So poetic. Italians really love their food!

Italian was the PERFECT language for this clip.

Where's that Italian English/gibberish music video?

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What about that Botticelli during the early Italian Renaissance that painted those frescoes of skimpy lingerie ladies like the one in the giant clam shell??
Wonder if this guy is related to old, Sandro??

Passami Che bong, per favore??

Ugh, I can't find an English one so I replaced it with an Italian one! Haha! Thanks.

Uh, I thought raviolis are Italian?

-The re-re uncut one-Dint do the Italian one or org.U.S. release-Last night-Mayhem, madness, Peckinpaw plays a doctor, great flick'o cheese-
@Sarzy-HWaS, that was one seriously whack Hauer flick, right?!

The original 1980 U.S. cut, the Italian cut, or the re-released uncut version? The original U.S. one is described as confusing and a bit of a mess, but the Italian one was supposed to be better.

On that note G-Bar, apologies for all German-Italian-English-French conglomerates as well-While not concentrated in any specific region geographically speaking, they mostly tend to be assholes and degenerates...mostly.

Isn't that Spanish, not Italian?

Cipster is an Italian brand.
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cipster

Costa Concordia: How ill-fated cruise liner was raised from Italian seabed
http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/22/world/europe/costa-concordia-salvage-interactive/index.html

Actually in italian its name is way cooler, we call it Galium Sphinx (Sfinge del Galio), and it's the insect with the best ability to fly of all (in terms of precision I mean).