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- IrishAlkey - 07-28-2003

Do Italians call Manhatten clam chowder "gravy clam chowder"? :clueless:


- Keyser Soze - 07-28-2003

now you're just being silly.


- The Jays - 07-28-2003

So if you make it at home, it's a gravy, but if you buy it, it's a sauce?

So, if you make a marinara, it's a gravy, but if you buy it, it's a sauce? Same with alfredo, putanesca, bolognese?


- Kid Afrika - 07-29-2003

There is no sauce nor gravy, only salsa.


- crx girl - 07-29-2003

kid kinda said what i was gonna say which is this. basically when the italians came to america, they misunderstood the definition of gravy. so, basically the confusion came with the translation, however by english definition, gravy is made from the fat that drips off meat or poultry during cooking and is thickened up and seasoned. sauce is made from tomatoes or i guess whatever else you'd like to make it. in england people call ketchup tomato sauce so add that for some more confusion. but basically, if you're gonna speak english you should call the red stuff sauce and the brown stuff gravy. thank you have a nice day.


- Hybrid - 07-29-2003

i agree with crx


- Keyser Soze - 07-29-2003

should we all wear the same clothes and think exactly the same way as well? facists!


- The Jays - 07-29-2003

I think the people who call it sauce are more correct than the people who call it gravy, since all gravies are sauces, yet not all sauces are gravies. And, like Kid said, la salsa = sauce, not la salsa = gravy.


- Keyser Soze - 07-29-2003

i don't think there is a correct way, thats like me telling you your music sucks. its a matter of personal preference.


- The Jays - 07-29-2003

No, its kinda like my pet cat. He has four legs, a tail, is furry, likes to bark and chase mailmen, and eats Alpo for his meals. What a great cat.



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- The Sleeper - 07-29-2003

I'm gonna call hamburgers "pantyhose" from now on. WHAT ITS A FREE COUNTRY?!?!?!


- The Sleeper - 07-29-2003

The Jays Wrote:No, its kinda like my pet cat. He has four legs, a tail, is furry, likes to bark and chase mailmen, and eats Alpo for his meals. What a great cat.
haha that is funnier than you think it is


- The Jays - 07-29-2003

Yeah, it's called freedom, people.


- Keyser Soze - 07-29-2003

i'm so proud right now, i could cry.


- The Jays - 07-29-2003

I think you mean snorkel...


- Keyser Soze - 07-29-2003

either or.


- The Jays - 07-29-2003

... nah, it's definatly snorkel... you are talking about when you get so emotional that drops of salty water are secreted through your eyes, right?


- Goatweed - 07-29-2003

The Jays Wrote:Yeah, it's called freedom, people.
I hear it's real popular in DC.


- The Jays - 07-29-2003

You mean Berlin.


- Goatweed - 07-29-2003

same difference. They park any goddamn way they please!!!!!!!