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No! No! No! You have no idea what could happen! You could bend the fabric of the universe!!! Don't! Don't! Don't!!! Ka-blam! Never... Ever mix pasta with anti-pasta.
This is the more funny inasmuch as I just last night made a big pot of spaghetti for myself (=dinners for three days). Luckily, unlike Monty, I never mess with antipasto (antipasta). Heaven knows, I wouldnât want to be responsible for rending the fabric of the universe. Iâm not so good at sewingâŠ.
The Perils of Modern LivingWell up above the tropostrataThere is a region stark and stellarWhere, on a streak of anti-matterLived Dr. Edward Anti-Teller.Remote from Fusionâs origin,He lived unguessed and unawaresWith all his antikith and kin,And kept macassars on his chairs.One morning, idling by the sea,He spied a tin of monstrous girthThat bore three letters: A. E. C.Out stepped a visitor from Earth.Then, shouting gladly oâer the sands,Met two who in their alien waysWere like as lentils. Their right handsClasped, and the rest was gamma rays.â Harold P FurthOriginally published in the New Yorker in 1956(A.E.C. stands for the Atomic Energy Commission, which in those days was in charge of nuclear stuff in the US.)
Iâve been told (from Italian-speaking families) that the word is actually âantepastaâ, meaning âbefore the pastaâ, referring to its position in the serving order.
Hey, but what do they know. They only speak the language. Itâs not like theyâre professional food columnists or somethingâŠ.
If you combine pasta and anti-pasta they will annihilate each other except for two green olives that fly apart at the speed of light. If the pasta and anti-pasta have enough mass the olives will have pimentos.
The problem is that Monti is not a proper Pastafarian. If he had been wearing the proper headwear, this would not have happened. http://www.myfoxboston.com/story/30513399/woman-allowed-to-wear-colander-in-drivers-license-photo-after-appeal
Andrew Bosch Premium Member about 9 years ago
Some call it antipasto.
Aussie Down Under about 9 years ago
Apart from the spelling, this is a clever cartoon :)
tattooedcyberidiot about 9 years ago
Maybe the âantipastaâ was a slip of the penne
PICTO about 9 years ago
My aunty matters to my uncle,Iâm sure. Theyâve been married 38 years, and BTW, she make excellent pasta.
Sisyphos about 9 years ago
This is the more funny inasmuch as I just last night made a big pot of spaghetti for myself (=dinners for three days). Luckily, unlike Monty, I never mess with antipasto (antipasta). Heaven knows, I wouldnât want to be responsible for rending the fabric of the universe. Iâm not so good at sewingâŠ.
z.a.m about 9 years ago
Whatâs antipasta?
z.a.m about 9 years ago
Pasta and pasto donât even share the same etymology: latin verb âpascereâ (to feed on) for pasto and greek verb âpasseinâ (knead) for pasta.
lonecat about 9 years ago
The Perils of Modern LivingWell up above the tropostrataThere is a region stark and stellarWhere, on a streak of anti-matterLived Dr. Edward Anti-Teller.Remote from Fusionâs origin,He lived unguessed and unawaresWith all his antikith and kin,And kept macassars on his chairs.One morning, idling by the sea,He spied a tin of monstrous girthThat bore three letters: A. E. C.Out stepped a visitor from Earth.Then, shouting gladly oâer the sands,Met two who in their alien waysWere like as lentils. Their right handsClasped, and the rest was gamma rays.â Harold P FurthOriginally published in the New Yorker in 1956(A.E.C. stands for the Atomic Energy Commission, which in those days was in charge of nuclear stuff in the US.)
shamino about 9 years ago
Iâve been told (from Italian-speaking families) that the word is actually âantepastaâ, meaning âbefore the pastaâ, referring to its position in the serving order.
Hey, but what do they know. They only speak the language. Itâs not like theyâre professional food columnists or somethingâŠ.
Strod about 9 years ago
The coloring is remarkably beautiful today.
dogday Premium Member about 9 years ago
Science, etymology, poetry, witâŠI must say, everybody is really on their game here today! Well done, crew!
Jelfring Premium Member about 9 years ago
When I googled these terms I got that âantepastoâ is Portuguese.
Coyoty Premium Member about 9 years ago
I thought anty pasta was what you get when you donât watch your picnic food.
FunkerMarket about 9 years ago
If you combine pasta and anti-pasta they will annihilate each other except for two green olives that fly apart at the speed of light. If the pasta and anti-pasta have enough mass the olives will have pimentos.
Mike Parsons Premium Member about 9 years ago
Isnât this how Olive Garden came to exist? It would explain their âbottomless bowl of saladâ and cacophonic atmosphere.
Starman1948 about 9 years ago
Greeting to all readers and commenters.-âââ-Great lessons learned here today. Thanks.-âââ-Have a pleasant day, my friends.
Carl R about 9 years ago
Iâm sitting here eating pasta. Out of my concern for the safety of the universe, i did forego the antipasta.
kap622 about 9 years ago
The problem is that Monti is not a proper Pastafarian. If he had been wearing the proper headwear, this would not have happened. http://www.myfoxboston.com/story/30513399/woman-allowed-to-wear-colander-in-drivers-license-photo-after-appeal
Tossle Premium Member about 9 years ago
That is a truly beautiful, well drawn and coloured explosion.