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http://i.imgur.com/TfIKjd... *plin plon* - self promotion time: I made a facebook fanpage for my internet-persona-nickname just for testing experimenting with pages - If you'd like to follow me over there, just for fun, this is the url: https://www.facebook.com/... I may also friend-request you with my real name profile later. Please help me keeping fanpage and profile parted.

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Reposting and crossposting this here and there: https://www.youtube.com/w...

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(still laughing) - miki - -

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EL OH EL. - Steven Perez - -

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bezdomnyj82 to Italian inside jokes and memes
Germano Mosconi (11 November 1932 – 1 March 2012) was an Italian sportswriter, news presenter and a Television personality. https://www.youtube.com/w...

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Quoting extensively Wikipedia: "Mosconi, who was born in San Bonifacio, was a well-known television personality in northern Italy from the 1980s until his death in early March 2012 because of his sportscasting on Telenuovo in Verona. In 1982 he received the Cesare D'Oro international award for journalist merit. Mosconi received most of his notoriety for his short-temper and excessive swearing and blaspheming. In 2004, he was the subject of an anonymous Internet video that made him known all over Italy and around the world. The video shows some of his off-air bloopers, featuring his irate reactions to various problems (people unexpectedly entering the studio, various noises, illegible writing on the news sheets he receives, or simply his lapsus linguae)..." - bezdomnyj82 from Android - -

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The very sad thing is that after a while the early amusement is slowing fading into a sort of professional empathy for the journalistic personality of Mosconi, and the jackass disturbing his job with loud noises, going up and down in the studio, opening and closing that door. - bezdomnyj82 - -

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bezdomnyj82 to Italian inside jokes and memes
The "Stanzette" (private-rooms) mythology and the italian trailer of Friendfeed we created to partially explain it to strangers. [English subs are available on youtube] https://youtu.be/VIKEC8tg...

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Meraviglia! - sacherfire - -

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the little social network of hate becomes the social network of LOVE <3 - robbyc - -

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bezdomnyj82 to Italian inside jokes and memes
"...signora mia" is a typical expression normally used in caretaker like chitchats, typically over filled by over-generalizations, political apathy, and dumb-ass false deductions http://i.imgur.com/ErzUhe... In the italian community is used to make a parody of dumbness generally found on facebook or traditional media indignation provoking report pieces that lack of objective facts, self relegating to a meaningless condition of "careteker chitchat".

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Inspired by Yespa's concept ( http://tinyurl.com/kd6ajc... ) I'm creating a common english/italian #almanac of 2015 relevant events, feel free to co-operate: http://i.imgur.com/c6iE7e...

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4/12: the landing http://i.imgur.com/anGp6a... - bezdomnyj82 - -

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4/28 - WOOAH THIS IS SO MUCH FASTER!!! - bezdomnyj82 from Android - [ 1 ] -

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bezdomnyj82 to Italian inside jokes and memes
"Spaccare il culo ai passeri" [lit. "Kicking sparrows' asses"] is a coloured expression to enhance the shade of the "kicking asses" image. The idea behind this is probably that such a small object as a sparrow ass requires an incredible amount of accuracy to be smashed. http://www.andthengod.com...

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Ex: pl."Le mie trofie al pesto fatte in casa spaccano il culo ai passeri" [my homemade pesto and trofie are kicking sparrows' asses]- sin "Questa nuova versione di frenf.it di cui senape ha fatto il deploy stamane spacca il culo ai passeri" [this new frenf.it version deployed by senape this morning kicks sparrows' asses] - bezdomnyj82 from Android - -

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That particular species (White-throated Sparrow) forages by kicking leaves. - John B. - -

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bezdomnyj82 to Italian inside jokes and memes
"puntinare" (dotting) or "..." : the condition of having not enough words of disappointment to express blame on someone else's thread. In preventive apologetic form is also "Non puntinatemi.." "don't dot-dot-dot me for.." before writing something really awful.

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Pea Bukowski to Italian inside jokes and memes, Pea Bukowski's feed
This is an umarell http://i.imgur.com/x304Av...

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lucah sei tu? - jAsOn - -

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però non ha scarpe orribili - bezdomnyj82 from Android - -

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tokyoblues to Italian inside jokes and memes
Questa stanzetta è pura meraviglia, sappiatelo <3

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Confermo! - Cristina from iPad - -

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meraviglia assuluta +1 - DvD - -

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"Il Molise non esiste" - "Molise does not exist" --- Molise is a small region between Puglie, Campania and Abruzzi, some of the major souther Italian regions.http://tinyurl.com/oo7yht... Due to its small size, and the the alleged irrelevance of the area by most of the italian internet, the joke about its inexistence started circulating during the blog Age previous to social media Era http://tinyurl.com/psjygl... and the joke is still popular...

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it would be like if nowadays someone in the US suddenly decided to make a joke about the nonexistence of Connecticut, and all the social media platforms and communities in the surrounding states supported the same joke for years and years until the very first sense of the joke it is kinda missing. - bezdomnyj82 - -

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I knew about Delaware jokes. When we were translating Hofstadter and Sander's _Surfaces and Essence_ we considered "translating" a Delaware reference as one about Molise - .mau. from Android - [ 1 ] -

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bezdomnyj82 to Italian inside jokes and memes
Today I will explain "La cucuzza e tutto il cucuzzaro". Let's see...

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ESTICAZZI! - Kristin - -

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O riso - Roberto "Bob" draCo from Android - -

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"bellachesssei" (literally "what-a-nice-gal-you-are") used ironically to comment any female user, more often by other female users, who is posting a selfie by any purpose but looking for attention, like showing a particular dress, a piece of furniture, a place, a participation to any kind of event. It's a satirical expression used to slightly imply that anyone is an attention seeker inside. The male corresponding variant does exist ("bellochesei") but is rarely used in that way.

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We rather prefer using the same originally female form to address even male user "being" attention seeker. But it's never taken too seriously by anyone, it's a joke but also kinda a demonstration of affection, indeed. - bezdomnyj82 - -

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It's more like "what-a-lovely-attention-whore-you-are-there" as love expression. - bezdomnyj82 - -

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[by request] As you may guess OALD isn't an acronym for Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary but a distorted spelling for OLD to let it sound like an archaic "olde" or an almost barbaric YAWP over the rooftops of the interweb. Is used with the same purposes of screaming REPOST in the comments at forum or discussion boards. By commenting OALD to someone's post you are implying that your knowledge of the internet is deeper than its. http://i.imgur.com/SfG1WU... http://i.imgur.com/jvkB3s...

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You are implying that its purpose to share anything considered new is instead such a beginner's effort and therefore you are a much more internet fine expert, declaring something is OLD even older than a couple of hours, that in the internet time is equivalent to two decades. - bezdomnyj82 from Android - -

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better "youre right", IMNHO, or something like "you're rightest". Trouble is, too many people write "your right" thinking it's correct. "Ciai ragione" is ungrammatical, but on purpose. - .mau. - -

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Mister Quokka to Mister Quokka's feed, Italian inside jokes and memes
Avremo la certezza che gli amici americani si saranno totalmente integrati quando bezdomnyj82 scriverà: "e ora vi spiego l'origine di *La cucuzza e tutto il cucuzzaro*" e loro risponderanno con un sonoro ESTICAZZI!?

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bez <3 - Mister Quokka - -

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mammagari - bezdomnyj82 - -

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bezdomnyj82 to bezdomnyj82's feed, Italian inside jokes and memes
"Awanagana wazz amerigan boy..." is gibberish, doesn't actually mean anything. During the eighties, the period in which I mostly grew up, Italy was fascinated by American culture. Every single thing was tagged American to look cool, commercials often used gibberish English in jingles and slogan to appeal to youth. Tv shows had EngRish theme songs. [Edit] https://www.youtube.com/w... Using a notorious quote from the movie "Un americano a Roma" we somehow started mocking this habit.

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[EDIT] More recently the odd English spoken by Italian politicians having speeches for communitarian events in Europe, or during travels in the U.S. was mocked as well with some gibberish sounds resembling Alberto Sordi's spoken english. - As mentioned before there is a strong rivalry between people from Rome and people from Milan: some kind of people in Milan area, especially yuppies or people working in Marketing, often use english words inside italian conversations to look cool, to make an impression. There is a joke about an entrepreneur in Milan trying to open a new "Salumeria" (a Delicatessen selling salami and ham) but asking a term loan for a "Start-up in the business area of luxury Salami and Jabon sliced". In this context, and in FF, "Awanagana" is used to mock this kind of people behavior and attitude, but also odd English construct of people pretending to know the English language. - bezdomnyj82 from Android - -

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I edited the original post to add the video and to explain the concept better with your corrections. I hope I won't be mocked too much with "awanagana" comments when writing to many oddities while trying to explain stuff, form now on. - bezdomnyj82 - -

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mo chi glielo spiega Fissore...

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Coming out: fissore mi stava sul cazzo ed è l'unico che avevo bloccato. Spero non si palesi anche qui. - corax from Android - -

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Si è mica mai saputo invece chi era Il Dr. Pruno/Rectoverso? - L'Andre from iPhone - -

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"Prendo i preservativi e vengo..." ["I'm taking my condoms and coming over there..."] Was a sort of embarrassingly awkward pick-up line, used by an annoying user to troll those female user that in his opinion were seeking for attentions. He just used this comment on any photo of any kind of dress, shoes, food, make up, french manicure, book, "feeling lonely" status posted by any female user for literally years.. http://media-cache-ak0.pi...

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He then achieved the result of pushing the whole italian community to a general level of annoyance that anyone was just mad at him whatever else he was saying, doing and posting, and no one ever gave a shit anymore about him and his opinion. - bezdomnyj82 - -

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yeah, I tolerated him for a while, but lately he became really annoying - low level - -

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.mau. to Italian inside jokes and memes
Sad man - http://web.archive.org/we... . This is Piero Fassino, present mayor of Turin and former leader of "Democratici di sinistra" (a more-or-less-left party, now part of Partito Democratico)

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Fassino is very tall and lean, and he nearly always bears a sad face: this time his face was just sadder than usual. This photo became a meme, with people jokingly try and guess what he was looking at, and often resurfaces. - .mau. - -

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(laughing out loud at "more-or-less-left party") - low level - -

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Will someone please explain the use of the word SBORRA? Is there a joke / story behind it on FF? UPDATED with picture. :) https://i.imgur.com/aMz2A...

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(Of course, it was only a joke) - Fabs - -

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bezdomnyj82 to bezdomnyj82's feed, Italian inside jokes and memes
"VENDO NOKIA 3310!!!" in caps-lock during a massive discussion, literally means "I'M SELLING A NOKIA 3310!" is used to express sarcasm about the size of the crowd gathered around the thread, and a lack of interest in the topic itself, or towards the epic size of the possible flame-war, acting like you are in the middle of an improvised street flea market taking advantage of the concentration of people to sell a ridiculously old and useless mobile phone http://i.imgur.com/J83GtO...

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Americans tend to use "Someone is WRONG on the Internet!" for that, riffing off https://xkcd.com/386/ - Ondatra iSkoolicus - -

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But often we are only interested in the fight itself, and do not care about the topic that is being fought over or even the outcome of the fight. It's a form of internet "rubbernecking". http://en.wikipedia.org/w... We usually don't care how the fight/accident happened or who caused it. We just want to see the blood, guts, and gore. (and the more, the better!) And there may be the popcorn/peanut vendors, the opportunists, taking advantage of the situation for their own personal gain, who are just as interested in the fight/accident as the rest of the rubberneckers, but for different reasons. You can hear them shouting "Popcorn, get your popcorn! $1 per bag!" So, in a flame war, when you go make popcorn, you are either intending to eat it yourself while watching the show, or you intend on selling it to the spectators. Same with the ticket vendors that sell tickets to a free event, in order to profit while making the crowd bigger. While they may have a self serving interest in the event and/or the size of the crowd, it is still an interest, even if it differs from the crowd. - April Russo - -

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"C'è un medico/avvocato/sistemista in sala?" ("Is there a medic/layer/sys analyst in the house?") Is a common phrase used when experiencing difficulties that could obviously be medical, legal or technical. Ex: "I discover a bulge under my armpit, is there a doctor in the house?" - common sense is that you should seek for real help instead of asking on the internet, but often you could find good advices on the old good days, or at least a sarcastic comment... http://i.imgur.com/pNUgcx...

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He he. You should always trust medical advice from Yahoo answers. :) - Stephan from iPhone - -

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"vendo nokia 3310" ("nokia 3310 for sale") it has already been explained?

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Yes, go to page 3 - Maxime - -

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ma ci avevo messo anche il like! sono stordita forte! - strega ☆ - -

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"Magna tranquillo" stands for "eat peacefully". Is used commenting someone that posted a great urge or worries about something or some detail absolutely and definitely irrelevant https://www.youtube.com/w... (this video sings small ads collected from newspapers, ending with "Franco, magna pure tranquillo" as answer to an ad who tries to sell a very old wreck of a car for a huge amount of money, specifying "call at meals hours")

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http://static.panoramio.c... - momobo - -

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E in ogni caso, Paolona nostra <3 - tokyoblues - -

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"AGLIUTO" isn't related to garlic (in italian "aglio") at all. It's instead a misspell for "AIUTO", a request for "HELP", in the characteristic PUPPEHist idiom of our community (see: http://tinyurl.com/on4t9x... ), as if the request is coming from a 4 years old kid, or a cute animal http://i.imgur.com/YFJ7bS... http://i2.kym-cdn.com/pho...

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as far as phonetics is concerned, the same applies for MAGLIALE (misspelling for maiale, pig / pork) (see also: SVGNA, sugna) - Zu - -

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and lots of viagra - bezdomnyj82 - -

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