i expect the italians to make a comeback in terms of durability and reliability. no more manufacturing by hand and machine shop like what they used to do.
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alfa romeo is back.....
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i expect the italians to make a comeback in terms of durability and reliability. no more manufacturing by hand and machine shop like what they used to do.
you're a lucky dude to be part of alfa romeo history. alfa romeo has perhaps the richest and most fascinating tradition and history to their line of cars and brand name. it's not a huge following of fans, but a bunch of nostalgic and loyal ones. if anyone understands auto racing very well, alfa romeo is the grand dame of auto racing throughout much of the earlier 20th century, more so than benz, porche, ferrari combined. in fact ferrari worked at alfa romeo before he branched out.
where i am, the best chefs are french imports, but the best cooks are mexican. anyone that can take the heat in the kitchen from morning to night and work under duress with difficult chefs from france, spain, italy, and hk must have endurance and character. only viet, korean, and jap restaurants keep their own kind in the kitchen. :p
if you have money, alfa romeo cars are collectors' items. not for commute, but for show boating, hobby, and tinkering in the garage. it's art on wheels.
That's right. But this are modern times. Things have changed a lot since Nippon started upon the world racing scene from the 60s onwards. Alfa was dominant then, but that was then.
Sometime in early 70s, I was sitting in an uncle's Celica ST (probably the first batch sold in Sg) and he was speeding along Tanah Merah Road at around 90 mph, when a little red Alfa Romeo Junior GT overtook us. My uncle said that car was 1.3 litre, his Celica was 1.6 litre. I asked him how come? And he said the Alfa's engine was DOHC. At that time, this was super exotic for a road going vehicle. They were advanced, but today, its the Japanese cars that are leading the way.
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Sometime in early 70s, I was sitting in an uncle's Celica ST (probably the first batch sold in Sg) and he was speeding along Tanah Merah Road at around 90 mph, when a little red Alfa Romeo Junior GT overtook us. My uncle said that car was 1.3 litre, his Celica was 1.6 litre. I asked him how come? And he said the Alfa's engine was DOHC. At that time, this was super exotic for a road going vehicle. They were advanced, but today, its the Japanese cars that are leading the way.
Cheers!
Don't know about that. Looking around, the best cooks are chinese men. Italian men are known for playing dirty in soccer and their women have hairy armpits.
Q: What do you call a dozen Italian women in a sauna?
A: Gorillas in the mist.
Cheers!
Q: What do you call a dozen Italian women in a sauna?
A: Gorillas in the mist.
Cheers!
do they have kitchens? :p
Check out the alley located behind the restaurant, if they don't prepare the food there, look in the parking lot for smoke coming out from a van.
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