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mamboni
27th May 2010, 08:31 AM
Today, May 27, 2010 marks the 300th Anniversary of the invention of the bagel in Northern Italy by Guido Bageli, a baker's son, who was known for his aquiline nose and "donutti" which he baked for friends and relatives on special occasions. Years after his death, these special culinary gifts were renamed "bageli" and "bagels" in his honor.

Let us all pause for a moment of silence in honor of this great man.
Heimdhal
27th May 2010, 10:51 AM
Im going to have to go make some for the weekend. Thanks for the heads up mamboni. I love me some bagels.


And before you go all big nose on me..... bullet face has no nose!!!! buhahahahahahhahahaha!


;D ;D ;D ;D
Ash_Williams
27th May 2010, 12:04 PM
Today, May 27, 2010 marks the 300th Anniversary of the invention of the bagel in Northern Italy by Guido Bageli

Are you sure he didn't look more like this?

http://media.funlol.com/content/img/how-to-build-a-guido.jpg
mamboni
27th May 2010, 12:31 PM
These latter day guidos are not worthy of the hole from one of the great Guido Bageli's bagels. Sadly, the name Guido has been sullied by modern hedonists of the gavone persuasion!
JDRock
28th May 2010, 04:17 PM
..dont tell me they even STOLE the....BAGEL?? :oo-->
Ponce
28th May 2010, 04:25 PM
Is kind of funny that just about everyone thinks that the Pizza was invented by the Italians.......it was invented by two "Jews" in NY that didn't want to trow away the left over so that they mixed the whole thing together to make a Pizza.
mamboni
28th May 2010, 11:01 PM
..dont tell me they even STOLE the....BAGEL?? :oo-->


Pathetic, isn't it.
Hatha Sunahara
29th May 2010, 01:10 AM
I wonder if Wikipedia is controlled by the bagel tribe because they fail to mention Guido Bageli, as does Google and Yahoo.

I think Mamboni has hoaxed us here. Congratulations, sir--you had me going there for just a few moments.

And I don't believe that Pizza is Jewish either. I wouldn't be surprised to hear claims that Kosher salt was invented by Salieri, or that Nabisco invented the Matzoh, and Pastrami was invented by the Portuguese. It's all fine with me. I am firmly of the opinion that what we call 'history' is noting more than a collection of myths that people believe-regardless whether they are true or not. Make up a good story, and get enough people to believe it, and it becomes history. Just like the official version of 911.

Hatha