Comments on: Cinque per Venerdì http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/ Independent music from Edinburgh, Scotland - with added gin and swearing. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:24:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dylan http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23699 Dylan Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:56:01 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23699 The Slaughtered Lamb pub round the corner from Bleecker on West 4th Street also had funny toilets, if I recall correctly. You sort of walked down a narrow, twisty flight of stairs from the bar room straight into the bathroom, I think. The Slaughtered Lamb pub round the corner from Bleecker on West 4th Street also had funny toilets, if I recall correctly. You sort of walked down a narrow, twisty flight of stairs from the bar room straight into the bathroom, I think.

]]> By: Cogstar http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23674 Cogstar Mon, 22 Jun 2009 22:12:59 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23674 I have a very vague recollection of being in a sushi bar on Bleeker Street and the mens toilets were also the ladies toilets. It was neither big nor clever but heck they do good drugs out there. I have a very vague recollection of being in a sushi bar on Bleeker Street and the mens toilets were also the ladies toilets. It was neither big nor clever but heck they do good drugs out there.

]]> By: Brian http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23656 Brian Mon, 22 Jun 2009 11:32:11 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23656 sorry tart, but the pizza is definitely Italian.. The margherita pizza for example was invented in 1889 to commemorate her visiting Naples; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margherita_of_Savoy sorry tart, but the pizza is definitely Italian.. The margherita pizza for example was invented in 1889 to commemorate her visiting Naples;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margherita_of_Savoy

]]> By: Fergus http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23618 Fergus Sun, 21 Jun 2009 20:58:53 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23618 It's Sunday but fuck it, I love Italy. 1) Risotto! Easy. Or maybe Parmigiano Regiano.. King of Italian cheese. Or Parma Ham. Tough. 2) But I have absolutely no interest in cars. 3) Alessandro Del Piero. 4) Eat and drink. Both heavily. And for prolonged periods of time. 5) Without this.. no wine! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_press Incidentally, my parents and brother are in Puglia right now. Jammy bastards. It’s Sunday but fuck it, I love Italy.

1) Risotto! Easy. Or maybe Parmigiano Regiano.. King of Italian cheese. Or Parma Ham. Tough.
2) But I have absolutely no interest in cars.
3) Alessandro Del Piero.
4) Eat and drink. Both heavily. And for prolonged periods of time.
5) Without this.. no wine! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_press

Incidentally, my parents and brother are in Puglia right now. Jammy bastards.

]]> By: rampant chutney consumerism http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23612 rampant chutney consumerism Sun, 21 Jun 2009 12:51:26 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23612 i love Bleeker Street.....in fact i had my i love Bleeker Street T-Shirt on last night i love Bleeker Street…..in fact i had my i love Bleeker Street T-Shirt on last night

]]> By: Ben http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23603 Ben Sun, 21 Jun 2009 00:41:28 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23603 Tart I work in Ballet and have six different types of vinegar, five oils in my kitchen and I'd spending a week on holiday in Provincetown this summer. Sissy is a term I have become quite comfortable with. Tart I work in Ballet and have six different types of vinegar, five oils in my kitchen and I’d spending a week on holiday in Provincetown this summer. Sissy is a term I have become quite comfortable with.

]]> By: Tart http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23591 Tart Sat, 20 Jun 2009 17:14:07 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23591 You're ON! And come to Chi-town to have a real, manly pizza... none of that sissy stuff you call pizza over there, (although it is delicious, I'll grant you that) xooxox You’re ON! And come to Chi-town to have a real, manly pizza… none of that sissy stuff you call pizza over there, (although it is delicious, I’ll grant you that) xooxox

]]> By: Ben http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23590 Ben Sat, 20 Jun 2009 17:13:45 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23590 Also did I read 'Eva Peron' right? Am I not getting a joke somewhere along he line? Also did I read ‘Eva Peron’ right? Am I not getting a joke somewhere along he line?

]]> By: Ben http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23589 Ben Sat, 20 Jun 2009 17:04:52 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23589 Haha! If you are ever in Boston Tart I would be glad to take you to the North End (Italian neighborhood) and enjoy the Italian/America saucy goodness. Haha!

If you are ever in Boston Tart I would be glad to take you to the North End (Italian neighborhood) and enjoy the Italian/America saucy goodness.

]]> By: Tart http://songbytoad.com/2009/06/cinque-per-venerdi/#comment-23588 Tart Sat, 20 Jun 2009 16:34:47 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6289#comment-23588 Hahahah I knew you'd be the one to call me out, Ben, bless you! But, tomatoes yes... tomato sauce and cheese as we know it melted on top, that is a 20th century concoction straight from the streets of NYC. According to <a href="http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/1695/who-invented-pizza" rel="nofollow">"The Straight Dope"</a> which I take as my source of all information on trivialities, the first recipe for Italian tomato sauce was from 1692. But I'll grant you that pizza could be originating from Italy... made popular by America ;) Hahahah I knew you’d be the one to call me out, Ben, bless you!

But, tomatoes yes… tomato sauce and cheese as we know it melted on top, that is a 20th century concoction straight from the streets of NYC. According to “The Straight Dope” which I take as my source of all information on trivialities, the first recipe for Italian tomato sauce was from 1692. But I’ll grant you that pizza could be originating from Italy… made popular by America ;)

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