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>>>>Ok, you've stumped me... and I think you had better explain, because the only idea I have right now is what a Bostonian might have said after the Tea Party in trying to be as offensive as possible towards Brits.
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>>>You got it! The French also use the word "cacka" (not sure of the spelling) (as in "watch you don't step in the ...")
>>>No, seriously, I've heard of (and had!) "carbonara" but not "submarinara".
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>>Clarification: I was referring to "cock" rather than caca... a Bostonian *might* pronounce it "cack"
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>lol Sure, I've been to Bast'n. My favourite stap on the T was Paak Street.
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>>...and the submarinara was a poor attempt at a joke.
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>Like I said. Our diet is so dull, and badly cooked, what would I know if there is a submarinara? :-)
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>There's antipasta but I've never eaten unclepasta.

The word you were looking for is 'propasta', not unclepasta. And it's antipasto, no?

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>>Cheers! (it must be hoisting time across the pond no?)
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>Well, near home time, then a few hours, then I'm out to hoist a pint or 7 (first decent "bevvy" in weeks!)
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>Cheers Ed