Did Italian soldiers die from making pasta in the desert?

Who was the bigger organization the mafia or the IRA?

the ira would destroy the mafia if the british army couldn't defeat the ira then how would a few fat mobsters sitting around a table eating pasta defeat them and every single ira member is highly trained to be a killer

What was Italian Government like in the 1400s?

Many were not rich therefore they couldn't buy many clothes and were stuck with the same old rags day after day. Many worked hard long days and didn't stop and were tired therefore cranky. In the 1400's many Italians were born with lumps on their noses and were VERY hairy!!!! They were very strange like many other cultures and loved pasta and pizza! Many were not rich therefore they couldn't buy many clothes and were stuck with the same old rags day after day. Many worked hard long days and didn't stop and were tired therefore cranky. In the 1400's many Italians were born with lumps on their noses and were VERY hairy!!!! They were very strange like many other cultures and loved pasta and pizza!

What type of food is served during basic training?

I went to basic training at Fort Jackson. Most days we would eat in the DFAC (dining facility), and it is fairly normal cafeteria food. A choice from two or three main dishes such as chicken, fish, or pasta and a few starches and a few veggies. There was a salad bar as well as dessert, although we were not allowed the dessert for the first few weeks. Some different drinks but nothing with caffeine, so no soda or coffee. Other times we would be in the field or usually it was when we were at the range we would get the MRE (meal ready to eat), or hot As. Hot A is like a mini buffet they bring to you so you can still get a little (fairly) fresh cooked warm food in your stomach. The MREs however do come with heater packs so even those you are eating hot food. Plus if you get the peanut butter M&M's, you can trade those for basically anything you want!

What if World War 2 had not happened?

The question - if I've understood it correctly - seems to assume that America chose to enter WW2. This isn't the case. America was attacked by Japan on 7 December 1941, and four days later Germany declared war on the U.S. You're in good company. Many people seem to think that the Americans made a conscious decision to 'enter' the war as a moral act. Obviously, I'm aware that the question could be formulated differently, perhaps along the lines '... if the U.S. hadn't been attacked'. No offense is intended in the observations about the above answer, but it does appear that the question was not understood correctly. *The question did not ask if America CHOSE to "enter" WW2. Rather, it asked what the world would be like today if the U.S. had not entered the war at all. *Also, the U.S. DID enter the war by "a concious decision...as a moral act" in response to an unprovoked attack on a U.S. military base. On 7 December 1941, Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. The following day, December 8, the U.S. declared war on Japan. That declaration of war was three days prior to Germany's declaration of war on the U.S. Germany's declaration of war was an act of solidarity, or union, with their ally, Japan. One only has to recall a few of the words of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's declaration of war on Japan, "...a day which will live in infamy....", to find an indication of a tone of moral outrage. Back to the question. If the U.S. had never entered WW2, it is very probable that: *Germany and Japan would have emerged from the war with strong economies. *Automobiles like Germany's Mercedes-Benzs, BMWs, Volkswagens & Porsches, Japan's Toyotas & Nissans and Italy's Ferarris, Lamborghinis, Maseratis & Fiats would actually be seen on American roads. *There would be a four-lane, rapid speed road system akin to Germany's "Autobahn" covering the entire U.S. *We would be buying fine optical products from German companies like Zeiss, Leupold & Leica. *German(& Swiss) pharmaceutical companies like Bayer and Hoffman-La Roche would provide many of the medications that we consume every day. *We would see Japanese televisions, VCR's and many other electronic items in almost every American home. *German scientists would develop rockets that could fly to the moon and back and they would be launched from America. *Germany, Italy and Japan would be allowed to host Olympic Games. *Americans would be reduced to eating raw fish & pasta and drinking German beers. *Worst of all, our soldiers would have to wear helmets that look exactly like the ones that the Nazis wore. Seriously, without the entry of the U.S. into WW2, The Axis powers of Germany, Italy and Japan would most likely have been victorious. Only valiant Great Britain and huge Russia remained unconquered at the time of the U.S. entry into the war and it is unlikely, but not impossible, that they could have defeated The Axis. As tumultuous as the world is today, it would be a much worse place if The Axis was victorious and their sick & cruel idea(s) of how the world should be run became a permanent actuality.

What can you do at home?

Star gaze in your backyard 2. Look at old photographs (you were so cute… what happened?!) 3. Make a collage/poster out of your old photos 4. Rearrange the furniture in your room (ask for permission first!) 5. Paint/draw a picture 6. Write a thank-you note to someone important in your life 7. Teach your pet a new trick (be patient!) 8. Write a poem 9. Plant something (in a pot or outside if it's warm enough!) 10. Climb a tree 11. Throw out stuff you don't need (donate old clothes!) 12. Make a CD or playlist of your favorite songs or as a gift for someone 13. Learn words in a foreign language 14. Talk to your parents about your ancestors (believe me… it's cooler than it sounds!) 15. Ride your bike 16. Learn to do a sudoku in the newspaper 17. Go jogging, bike riding, roller skating, etc 18. Call up neighborhood friends and play soccer, baseball, basketball, tennis, Frisbee, etc 19. Teach yourself sign language (use youtube.com or google.com to find info on it!) 20. Reread your favorite childhood book 21. Bake cookies 22. Lie out on the grass and decide what the clouds in the sky look like 23. Call someone you haven't talked to in a REALLY long time 24. Take a bubble bath 25. Make a movie/documentary 26. Write in a journal 27. Cut out cool newspaper/magazine pictures and make a new wallpaper (ask for permission!) 28. Mow the lawn (your parents will LOVE you!) 29. Set up a tent in your backyard and go "camping" 30. Go sledding! 31. Learn to cook something new (pasta is an easy starting point) 32. Make a video on your computer (see if you have the right program first) 33. Invite everyone you know and have a snow "war" - make teams, forts, and snowballs! 34. Make someone a card just because 35. Learn origami 36. Ask your dad for some scraps of wood, nails, and a hammer - see what you can make! 37. Play a board game you think you're too old for 38. Learn a card trick 39. Read a joke book 40. Play Wallyball! Look up rules at: http://www.wallyball.com/ 41. Plan a fun outing for another day 42. Learn how to do a French braid on someone else's hair… then try your own! 43. Put together a puzzle 44. Rake and then play in the leaves 45. Have a squirt gun or water balloon fight 46. Play 20 questions 47. Invent a new game… maybe even make your own board game with pieces and all! 48. Learn to juggle 49. Pick a bouquet of flowers and put them on the table as a nice surprise 50. Have a car wash or lemonade stand 51. Invent a secret code 52. Hide a "treasure" and make a scavenger hunt for your friends 53. Start your own blog 54. Play a nice, funny prank on someone 55. Make a time capsule 56. Karaoke 57. Learn some big words to impress (or confuse!) others with 58. Go exploring! There are probably tons of things you forgot you had at home… 59. Have a picnic in your backyard 60. Watch TV on mute and make up the dialogue 61. Think of nicknames for everyone you know 62. Start collecting something 63. Start a nature scrapbook 64. Sidewalk chalk! 65. Make goop! (Mix 2 cups water, a few drops of food coloring, and 6 cups cornstarch/cornflour.) 66. String beads or macaroni on some dental floss to make a cool necklace or bracelet 67. Make a smoothie 68. Make birthday cards for all your friends and family so they're ready for the year 69. Put on a play 70. Collect canned goods for a soup kitchen 71. Use fabric paints to decorate a shirt 72. Make your own list of things to do when you're bored!

Did Italian soldiers die from making pasta in the desert?

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