Anthony Bourdain - No Reservations - Sardinia 2:4

[rvaughanwilliams1988]

chinese eat donkey ...

[MASTERNCS]

I must have missed it, who is the little girl supposed to be??

[inLmgb]

@MASTERNCS that's their daughter Ariane, she's really a cutie

[MASTERNCS]

@inLmgb I knew she was but this episode was a little weird for my taste. His relationship with the wife and child was portrayed rather estranged, indifferent. Tony is one weird dude.

[yamijanakaratoprak]

Whats with the act of acting like his wife was a virgin worth to protect? She has had men before and she will have men after. Get your priorities and distinctions straight.

[blokbergen]

"Bienvenuti" in the card..ouch..

[stefanmatta2]

Milanese might wish campidanese, sassarese, nourese will disappear, but they won' t.

[galveias]

sebadas are missing!! :)

[almightyggj]

@1:08 Epic fail!! That's Saint-Tropez, France!

[kasou01]

@ToadsMGodes

its his wife

[ToadsMGodes]

@kasou01 shes kinda hot

[moonacy]

@ToadsMGodes Are u like talking bout Tony's WIFE?

[ToadsMGodes]

@moonacy yeh I know its his WIFE, somebody already told me.. everything going to be OK

[MrTommyfifaking154]

his wife is cute

[PurpleMoonLight07]

2:57 santino marella

[malunamaba]

Sehr schade das es Antony Bourdain nicht als vegetarische Version gibt. Eigentlich zum kotzen was er alles frisst, bis auf das vegetarische natürlich. Da hilft auch keine hübsche Dekoration auf dem Teller.

[Yanezz1]

@malunamaba Vielleicht hängt es auch einfach nur an Deiner völlig intoleranten und ungebildeten Haltung anderen Kulturen und Menschen gegenüber, daß Du solche schwerdämlichen Kommentare von Dir gibst. Iss bitte weiter Deine Körner und missionier fröhlich nach Gutdünken die Menschheit weiter mit Deinen deliranten Kommentaren.

[kasic]

i like the way he holds his kid 

[rostant999]

cheese with honey reminds me of greek yogurt with honey so delicious

[chemicalclaudia]

Sardinian language never disappeard. Maybe it has been spoken a bit less after the second world war but never really disappeard. In fact, almost every family, especially at home or in any colloquial situation still speaks this really old language that can be very different from part to part of the island. In any case, the language is still transmitted from generation to generation and I believe it will never truly disappear, simply because every single Sardinian is very attached to his roots.

[GFunk4life]

@chemicalclaudia many languages die, its a dying language and it will died at some point.

[thedtizzel]

wifes hot, good job t

[petruccichile]

@thedtizzel i know dude lol