will u name the tot Italia or Claudio?

:D

 

Haaah...Naw, I think I'll pass. Claudia for a girl sounds cool though.

 

All I have to say is that Italian food in the US is a joke in comparison to Italy. There are way too many hormones, preservatives, and crap in our food here in the US. It will never taste as good. Olive Garden is alright as long as you know what you are getting... not real Italian food.

BTW: I'm 1st generation.

 

now THIS is 'italian thread':


sorry to bring this back to the top, but I couldn't resist

 

Now isn't that the "obvious" statement of the day...

 

hey be nice!

 

i love yr silliness

 

it is indeed but i din't wanna seem too pushy

 

It may be "obvious" to you, but 95% of Americans think they are eating really good Italian food when they go to Olive Garden or Macaroni Grill. That is just sad. And what is more sad is that I've had better Italian food in other countries like Mexico & Japan than in the US.

Man, I really need to plan a trip back to Italy.

 

i'm going in september!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

 

Actually, I think it's more like 40% of Americans think they are eating really good Italian food. However, if you were to make a statement like "Italian Food in ITALY taste a lot better than Italian food in America", I don't think you would find a single American to disagree with that statement. Hence the "it's not Rocket Science to figure that out" comment I made before.

 

I asked Misti about the name "Claudia" for a girl. She replied...."it's sounds to old", I think I'll have to agree with her on that one....Then again, she is the mother of my soon to be child, so can I really argue with her about it...

 

old? crap i'm only 22!

yeah no arguing with her on the baby's name for yr own sake :D

 

^^Old as in Old fashsion....lol I'm not old either. But older than you.

 

yeah i really can't defend my name that much....
one thing i know in Latin is the meaning of my name and it ain't pretty...

Claudicante zoppicante = LIMPING

while my twin's is Giulia which means "Zeus favourite"

great just great

 

Hahaa...that's funny

 

You Italians know what "una fatsa, una ratza means"?

Well, I 'll make it simple; it means "one face, one race".
It is used t describe the special relationship between the Italians and the Greeks. They go back since the ancient times.
I am 100% Greek and raised there, so I guess I can call you distant cousins!

chao

 

:D of course you can
welcome to the family

 

We are ALL distant family, didn't you know that....LOL