It's so gouda you to ask
By adamg - Tue, 07/08/2008 - 1:12pm.
La Diabla, who lives in the North End, wants her Big Cheese back behind the counter:
... Federal charges, shmederal charges. I want my delicious cheese. Bribery is no match for a good mozzarella.
Good one
Good one Adam... pronounced How-de in Dutch.
I Guess My Cheese Knowledge Is Just Sewsew
I never knew that. Maybe I don't know jack.
Knowing this now, though, I cheddar to think what a Dutchman might think Howdy Doody is.
Suldog
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I guess ...
They're making a federal queso out of this.
um...
the folks who come up with these jokes are sharp... the jokes themselves - a little cheezy!!
Yep
Edam and weep.
No jursidictional gruy-erea
This is a matter for homeland security. You never know when those Curds will find a whey to liberate the cheese man!
Did he get the FBI's goat?
I know there's an element of
I know there's an element of humor in all of this, but the Patriarca crime family just isn't funny. They kill people. They extort money from honest businessmen. They beat and maim people who displease them. And Di Nunzio has twice been convicted of extortion, even before the current allegations were made public.
I can forgive the Globe for looking for a local angle, but not for the tone of the piece. The attitude, in essence, is that our local mobsters are kinda cute, and add to the local color. That's how people felt about Whitey, too - ignoring the death and destruction for which he was responsible. It's provincial, and it's wrong. Personally, I tend to feel that if the price of locking up a guy who runs a destructive criminal enterprise is some expired buffalo mozarella, so be it. That'll just make you sick. These folks kill people.
Well said!
Well said!