Bad Vibrations? was Re: [Sca-cooks] Regional names forcommonegg dish...

[Sue Clemenger]

Oh, okay. <g> No, I didn't actually catch that reference....
When the Godfather movies first came out, we weren't living in a town
that actually had a movie theater, so I missed them...not that my
parents would have *let* me see them anyways <g>.  And between one thing
and another, I've never even rented the videos, so I've never seen them
at all.  About the only thing I "get" would be the occasional reference
to a horse's head in someone's bed, because that bit seemed to have been
spread about enough to make itself a part of cultural references in a
general sense...
And since I'm busily betraying my complete ignorance, here....who's
Donald Foster? I like the quote, but....
--Maire, thinking that trout and a vest and a gun are a closer
approximation to bouillabaise than a swill made of tomato and pea
soups.....

"Phil Troy/ G. Tacitus Adamantius" wrote:
>
> Also sprach Sue Clemenger:
> >Yup, apparently so....especially when I have *no klew* as to who you're
> >talking about....
> >--Maire, waiting for her morning tea water....
> >
> >"Phil Troy/ G. Tacitus Adamantius" wrote:
> >>
> >
> >>  And, what, is everyone just waiting for _me_ to make the requisite
> >>  Lucca Brazzi reference?
> >>
> >  > Adamantius
>
> Oh, dear. You know. Lucca Brazzi sleeps with da fishes? Sicilian message?
>
> Lucca Brazzi is the gunman in "The Godfather" who enforces the
> various offers that people cannot refuse, and ultimately becomes the
> subject of "a Sicilian message", wherein his personal effects, such
> as his gun and bullet-proof vest, are sent to his employers, wrapped
> in newspaper along with what appear to be steel-head trout, to
> indicate that he sleeps wit da fishes.
>
> Adamantius
>