Roger Moore made the La Pavoni famous.
I have this picture framed on the wall, right behind my own Europiccola.
"Is that all it does?"
I have this picture framed on the wall, right behind my own Europiccola.
"Is that all it does?"
With the scene of James driving onto the beach in the Esprit, the one thing I could never accept was him throwing the fish out the window.
Isn't the car supposed to be, you know, water tight ?
It spoils the whole idea for me.
Isn't the car supposed to be, you know, water tight ?
It spoils the whole idea for me.
Actually Richard Kiel and Verne Troyer were invited to Sweden and appeared in a TV-show called Welcome to Sweden.
Which is quite amusing - given how poor a shot and process he managed on the Europiccola. 😀
I'll admit it took me almost years to really get the technique and feel for the La Pavoni lever - most if not all pump and semi auto's are much more forgiving to work with. But when you get it right, it's imo second to none.
Funeral Hits? Look at the smiles on their faces. These people are sickos! (Yes, I know it is fake...still funny).
Got another of those free AppleTV+ trials recently, and am quite enjoying binging Silo; some quite amazing world building there.
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^^ If you like the series, you might want to try the books. There are three in the series and I think the TV show corresponds to the first book.
Well, it IS a Lotus with a fibreglass body. The panel gaps are probably finger-sized.