Jamie's great language skills

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Joe Black replied

17 November 2005, 18:05
Wouldn't have many doubts that in a small poor village in Puglia they spend 3 times more for school children meals than in England.

Francko, perhaps thats simply because of the EU subsidies they receive for having to feed a total of 60m Italian school children each day.
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The Lone Gunman replied

17 November 2005, 16:56
Originally posted by Francko

His italian is awful.

Program is rather funny though.

Wouldn't have many doubts that in a small poor village in Puglia they spend 3 times more for school children meals than in England.

So who was the guy defending British food? Gunman?

I wasnt defending school dinners now was I?

I still say British food holds up against any other in the world, you just have to try harder to find the good stuff.
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~Craig~ replied

17 November 2005, 16:53
to be fair i thought his italian was far better than his grasp of the english language
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Francko started a topic Jamie's great language skills

17 November 2005, 16:49
Jamie's great language skills

His italian is awful.

Program is rather funny though.

Wouldn't have many doubts that in a small poor village in Puglia they spend 3 times more for school children meals than in England.

So who was the guy defending British food? Gunman?
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