Search results

:blob_neutral: Theoretically, yes. Practically, no. Just like real sports, it takes years of training and the right market.

:blob_uwu: It is official, you are now Paolo Trombalini.

:blob_reach: Trombalini ... What a cute name.

:blob_neutral: I cannot compete with that. I only have a family crest.

:blob_neutral: But that is not politically correct any more. So the term is avoided. But it is what everyone thinks. Beneath Rome the civilised Italy ends.

We still call the southern "terroni", which means dirt eaters.

:blob_uwu: Of course, they are. Only the paupers emigrated. That is why mostly people from the south left. The north was always richer, so less emigrated. It is also the reason why Italian American culture is mostly southern in nature with few northern elements.

:blob_reach: It is mostly a southern thing, which might be the reason it is so well known in the US. Southern Italians gesticulate way more than their Northern counterparts. As we like to say, they tend to talk a lot.

Also a well placed coglione!!! :blob_reach:

:blob_reach: Also cursing is an essential part of good gesticulating. Ranging from ostia Madonna to porca putana, to dio cane porco dio.

:blob_neutral: Why should I punch you? If you gesticulate like an Italian, then at least gesticulate properly. :blob_reach:

:blob_hmm: So it is funny to see it being used so often out of context to be Italian.

@SailusGebel ? :blob_neutral: It is really a derogatory gesture, most often used in the context of what is the idiot talking about situations.

@SailusGebel ? :blob_neutral: This motions means What do you want, you fucking cretin?

:blob_neutral: Here in Italy, we only have proper gelato. Not in trucks.

:blob_neutral: Ice cream trucks? What is that?

More like a chat bot.