- Eggs may not be eaten before twelve noon.
- Green means go, red means go. You, personally, always have the right of way.
- After your three course lunch comes an espresso followed by a cigarette.
- Family comes first. Period.
- Chicken? In pasta? You can't!
- Never walk barefoot in the house. You WILL get sick. Slippers are a must.
- Mama always knows best.
- In fact, while you're cooking, call her every 5 minutes to make sure you're following her recipe to a tee.
- Own multiple cell phones so that you get the best deal with each company.
- Buy either a big poofy down jacket or an ostentatious fur coat for the winter season.
- In the summer, overtan.
- Don't eat out. You can cook better and it will save you money.
- Buy a motorino.
- Look at waiting in lines as more of a suggestion than a rule.
- If you are a man, you must own a pair of red pants.
- Eat only Italian cuisine as that of other countries just isn't as good.
- Only study in the morning. The evenings are for relaxation.
- Take a break between the hours of 1 and 3 in the afternoon.
- In fact, take the whole month of August off, too.
- Be wary of prostitutes, their pimps are mafiosi.
- Never be on time.
- Don't make eye contact with men. They take it as an invitation.
- Eat pasta at least once a day.
- Whether it be a watch, a purse, or glasses, you must own something by Roberto Cavalli and something by Dolce and Gabbana.
- You can be certain that your region is the most beautiful and has the best cuisine.
- Go ahead and think that foods like tangerines and bread are native to your home country.
- If you don't feel well, you probably have a fever.
- Class is optional and you don't have to accept a grade you don't like.
- Speak in a language that has 14 verb tenses, as opposed to the mere 6 the English language possesses.
- Only eat sausage that was processed by your grandmother, wine that was fermented by your uncle, and olive oil that was hand-picked by your grandfather.
- Don't live to work. Work to live!
Sunday, January 27, 2008
How to be a Vero Italiano
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2 comments:
LOVE IT.
Very relevant. It's like a public service announcement.
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