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What do you mean that's not you.You posted this as you.It says Duch on the beanie.Isnt that the one you won for posting all those haircut pics?If it isnt you,then why did you post it as you?I have a feeling he is going to post a pic of some huge guy and tell us it's him.I'm writing your mom and have her post a pic.
LOL! Perhaps you’re right Underdog. I do believe the Italian people are known to be a bit more sensitive about their mothers as compared to us ugly Americans, but point taken. Duchman knows I like him. He’s actually matured into a pretty funny contributor. Just funnin with him. I expect he is probably searching the net right now for something particularly heinous to slander me sainted mother with. Bring it on.
(note to self: NEVER make jokes about Underdogs mother)
That is great info. One of the reasons I come to this board. Great information. I thought my mother taught me lots of Italian curses, but I didn't know this one. It figures that the people who invented cement overshoes would come up with an outstanding curse like Cornuto!
Want to know the great thing about the Italian language? You can villify a person with the most horrendous curses and it still sounds like a romance language! They don't even know they've been cursed!
From this day forward I vow to curse all my enemies with Cornuto.
This thread is a treasure trove of information. I have learned of the dreaded “cornuto” and I have learned the word “faygotish.”
Underdog: Is Sicily still the underworld hangout we have been led to believe? (Mafia, etc.) The impression I have is that there are a whole lot of “mortal offenses” that can be committed in Sicily. Like being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Duchman. Get it right. My mother ****s donkeys in a bar in Tijuana to keep her in heroin money… but the woman’s a saint.
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