Hello from ITALY! (PLEASE READ!!!)

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by eg-italy

I'll be in Iowa next May, but not so near you, I guess. (Is your nickname referring to Virginia?) I'd like very much to compare your "linguine allo scoglio" (mixed seafood) with my mother's.

Don't be talking bout people's mama!

[mick]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Don't be talking bout people's mama!

[KCRef]

Originally Posted by okmto

Hi there,
I'm a 4 years experience basketball ref from Italy, I'm now 18 and I'm in my last year at High school. I referee all categories until the one before the D (7th).

I'd love to know referees from the whole world in order to discuss about referring, basketball and becoming friends.
I'd prefer referees aged the same or 1 year less or 2 years more.

Please contact me at my email address which is [email protected]

bye bye

Matteo

Ciao,

Sono americano, ma imparo la lingua italiana come un missionario in Puligio e Sicilia per due anni seidici anni fa. Io sono un arbitro nuovo (soltanto un anno), e ha trovato trovato questo website molto comodo. Mi sembra che parli englese abastanze bene. Leggi questi posts e impari. Buona fortuna.

[Jimgolf]

Originally Posted by eg-italy

It's linguine, please!

From the original Odd Couple (Neil Simon):
Felix Ungar: It's not spaghetti, it's linguini.
[Oscar picks up the linguini and hurls it against the kitchen wall]
Oscar Madison: Now it's garbage.

[eg-italy]

Originally Posted by Jimgolf

From the original Odd Couple (Neil Simon):
Felix Ungar: It's not spaghetti, it's linguini.
[Oscar picks up the linguini and hurls it against the kitchen wall]
Oscar Madison: Now it's garbage.

Well, Neil Simon didn't know the correct spelling. But he knows how to write a play.

Ciao