The Discovery of Italian Dressing by lemonjim

Bryce • Historical • posted on Jul 05, 2004

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The Napoleonic Version: Merchant of Lucca: "But, Monsieur, this is ridiculous! I insist! You must move aside, I'm taking this Oil to the Viscount!" Merchant of Modena: "No, but it is you, Monsieur, who must move aside, I'm carrying this precious load of vinegar to the Duke! I shall not move!" Merchant of Genoa: "Maybe we can work something out, I need to get this lettuce to the King's Court in Lucca and Modena!" -*- This took lots of freebie downloads from 3DCaf

Comments (14)

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frndofyaweh

7:50PM | Mon, 05 July 2004

Totally great!!!!!Lol! A fantastic fable that begs to be written! Love the terrain work and grass!!!! It has The wind blown curve! I'm jealous now. hehe.

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YARDOBE

8:02PM | Mon, 05 July 2004

Great scene..take that Reece's!

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Sylvia

8:39PM | Mon, 05 July 2004

What a ~~Lovely~~ scene!! So detailed and MAGICALLY done!! The lighting is SUPERB... Excellent

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DJB

9:27PM | Mon, 05 July 2004

What a fascinating scene.Keep staring to get it all in.Like the way you placed all the lighting.

jstsittinghere

11:09PM | Mon, 05 July 2004

love the title! now I know , where it all started "Italian Dressing", excellent composition and scene !!v

sheilakalajdzic

11:44PM | Mon, 05 July 2004

been staring at this for a long time 'cause it's so interesting & full of detail. I love the lighting! to me, it's flawless! This is an enchanting place...Vote! And nice to finally know the origins of Italian dressing!

gallimel

12:17AM | Tue, 06 July 2004

awwwwwww :) and the description couldn't fail to conquer me, too :)

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Li-An

12:56AM | Tue, 06 July 2004

Bravissimo SIGNORE! questo e un vero capolavoro!

garyandcatherine

1:19AM | Tue, 06 July 2004

You've got your peanut butter in my chocolate! No, you've got your chocolate in my peanut butter. Maybe they should decide that it is two great tastes that taste great together..... Very cool.

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