La Coffee Nostra - Revision history

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Solar Dragon: Created page with "{{Location |name= La Coffee Nostra |image= 250px |district= |town= Springfield |use= Café |owner= |employees= La Coffee Nostra waiter..."

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Created page with "{{Location |name= La Coffee Nostra |image= 250px |district= |town= Springfield |use= Café |owner= |employees= La Coffee Nostra waiter..."

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{{Location
|name= La Coffee Nostra
|image= [[File:La Coffee Nostra.png|250px]]
|district=
|town= [[Springfield]]
|use= Café
|owner=
|employees= [[La Coffee Nostra waiter]]
|appearance= "[[22 for 30]]"
}}

'''La Coffee Nostra''' is a café in [[Springfield]].

== History ==
[[Johnny Tightlips]] came here when having an interview for a basketball documentary about [[Bart]]. In the interview, the [[La Coffee Nostra waiter|waiter]] saw a car being towed from outside and asked Johnny Tightlips if it was his car. When the care got towed away, Johnny ran out there because his mother was in it.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|22 for 30}}

{{Cafés}}
{{Springfield}}

[[Category:One time locations]]

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 [[Johnny Tightlips]] came here when having an interview for a basketball documentary about [[Bart]]. In the interview, the [[La Coffee Nostra waiter|waiter]] saw a car being towed from outside and asked Johnny Tightlips if it was his car. When the care got towed away, Johnny ran out there because his mother was in it.
-==Behind the Laughter==
+== Behind the Laughter ==
-A play on ''{{W|La Cosa Nostra}}''. It was popularized when [[Joe Valachi]] testified to the U.S. Senate Committee about Organized Crime how ''mafia'' is a term not used by its own members, but they call it ''Cosa Nostra''. The article ''la'' is not used in Italian and was added by the [[FBI]] in its report. Cosa nostra means “our thing” or “this things of ours” in Italian.
+La Coffee Nostra is a play on ''{{W|La Cosa Nostra}}''. It was popularized when [[Joe Valachi]] testified to the U.S. Senate Committee about Organized Crime how ''mafia'' is a term not used by its own members, but they call it ''Cosa Nostra''. The article ''la'' is not used in Italian and was added by the [[FBI]] in its report. Cosa nostra means "our thing" or "this things of ours" in Italian.
 == Appearances ==

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 ==Behind the Laughter==
-A play on ''{{W|La Cosa Nostra}}''. It was popularized when [[Joe Valachi]] testified to the U.S. Senate Committee about Organized Crime how ''mafia'' is a term not used by members, but ''Cosa Nostra''. The article ''la'' is not used in Italian and was added by the [[FBI]] in its report. Cosa nostra means “our thing” or “this things of ours” in Italian.
+A play on ''{{W|La Cosa Nostra}}''. It was popularized when [[Joe Valachi]] testified to the U.S. Senate Committee about Organized Crime how ''mafia'' is a term not used by its own members, but they call it ''Cosa Nostra''. The article ''la'' is not used in Italian and was added by the [[FBI]] in its report. Cosa nostra means “our thing” or “this things of ours” in Italian.
 == Appearances ==

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 ==Behind the Laughter==
-A play on ''{{La Cosa Nostra}}''. It was popularized when [[Joe Valachi]] testified to the U.S. Senate Committee about Organized Crime how ''mafia'' is a term not used by members, but ''Cosa Nostra''. The article ''la'' is not used in Italian and was added by the [[FBI]] in its report. Cosa nostra means “our thing” or “this things of ours” in Italian.
+A play on ''{{W|La Cosa Nostra}}''. It was popularized when [[Joe Valachi]] testified to the U.S. Senate Committee about Organized Crime how ''mafia'' is a term not used by members, but ''Cosa Nostra''. The article ''la'' is not used in Italian and was added by the [[FBI]] in its report. Cosa nostra means “our thing” or “this things of ours” in Italian.
 == Appearances ==

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 |town= [[Springfield]]
 |use= Café
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