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how many here are 'dagos'...
montanajoe
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1/2 sicilian here
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1/2 sicilian here
I had a friend, from Staten Island, tell me....."My wife is 1/2 Sicilian, I sleep with one eye open!"[;)]
Whats a "dago"? New form of religion?
apparently you're not,,,can be I suppose,,[;)][;)]
It's day go, not dagos.... Sheesh.... But mine was good, how was your day?[:D]
[:D][:D](you still got it)
A friend tried to sell me a set of Italian snow tires. He said, "Dago t'rough snow, dago t'rough mud, and when dago flat, dago "*, *, *, *!"
[:D][:D][:D]
quote:Originally posted by FWAddit
A friend tried to sell me a set of Italian snow tires. He said, "Dago t'rough snow, dago t'rough mud, and when dago flat, dago "*, *, *, *!"
I was told an Italian helicopter made that sound [:D]
the goods ones do, the others just fall like a rock,,,[:0][:0][:0]
quote:Originally posted by dennisnielsen
quote:Originally posted by FWAddit
A friend tried to sell me a set of Italian snow tires. He said, "Dago t'rough snow, dago t'rough mud, and when dago flat, dago "*, *, *, *!"
I was told an Italian helicopter made that sound [:D]
the goods ones do, the others just fall like a rock,,,[:0][:0][:0]
Just like the ships they skipper. [;)]
They want to look just like their mothers.
What's the difference between a Sicilian grandmother and an elephant?
About 50 lbs. and a black dress.
How do you make up the difference?
Put the elephant in a black dress and force feed it.
Why do Italian men grow mustaches?
They want to look just like their mothers.
What's the difference between a Sicilian grandmother and an elephant?
About 50 lbs. and a black dress.
How do you make up the difference?
Put the elephant in a black dress and force feed it.
nyuck,nyuck,nyuck,,,hey moe,,,,[:D][:D]
Dago is an ethnic slur for people of Italian descent in the US and Australia, but elsewhere it also refers to people of Hispanic and Portuguese descent.
Dago can also refer to:
"Dago" in Italian American culture can also be used as a term of endearment in the company of longstanding Italian American friendships
Dago, Indonesia, an area of the city of Bandung, Indonesia
Dago Creek is a feeder stream to, and located on, the northern shore of Ugashik Bay, Alaska
Dago Mena in the Nangarhar province of Afghanistan
Dago Nawer in the Kandahar province of Afghanistan
Dag?, the old Swedish name of Hiiumaa, second largest island in Estonia
Dago, the alleged baptismal name of Mieszko I of Poland, as used in Dagome iudex
Dago (comics), an Argentinian comic book character
Dag?, an Estonian band
DAGO (U.S. Army), an acronym for Department of the Army General Officer
Dago, a colloquial term used by the United States Marine Corps to refer to San Diego (or to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego).
Dago, pronounced d?goo, colloquial use for Madagascar by exiled natives or diaspora; As Tana is short for Antananarivo, the Capital city, Dago[1] is for Madagascar with a connotation of "sense of belonging"
Dago, a nickname for San Diego (major city located in Southern California) used by local residents.
[;)]
There are mobsters who share my name.
Dago through Snow.
Dago go through Mud.
Dago through Rain.
Dago through Sleet .
And when Dago flat Dago * * *.
I figure since I am one I can say that.
I met a preacher a few years ago with the same last name as me and first as my grandfather. He told a similar story about a forefather who he was named after who came over from the old country and that he was a barber, but the family lost track of him when he moved away unexpectedly without leaving a forwarding address.
Small world.
My Grandfather was full blooded Sicilian. He and his wife came over from the old country on a ship in the early 1900's. They came through Ellis like most immigrants of the time. He was a barber and had a shop next to a funeral parlor somewhere in Chicago. One day he said, "Mamma, get the baby (my father). We must leave now!" And they moved to Los Angeles. Story is something went down at the funeral parlor and he was a witness.
I met a preacher a few years ago with the same last name as me and first as my grandfather. He told a similar story about a forefather who he was named after who came over from the old country and that he was a barber, but the family lost track of him when he moved away unexpectedly without leaving a forwarding address.
Small world.
Nothing to do with the topic but I like that quote in your sig line. I think I'll have to add that one to mine.[;)]
"Dago" in de rain.
"Dago" in de snow.
lf "Dago" flat,
"Dago" * * * * * [:0]
"Dago" in de rain.
"Dago" in de snow.
lf "Dago" flat,
"Dago" * * * * *
Grandfather came from Italy after WW-I so I'm one. [;)]
A friend tried to sell me a set of Italian snow tires. He said, "Dago t'rough snow, dago t'rough mud, and when dago flat, dago "*, *, *, *!"
WORKED ON A FISHING BOAT A LONG TIME AGO WITH A PORTUGESE MATE. TOUGHEST LITTLE SOB I EVER SAW. TOLD THAT JOKE 3 TIMES A WEEK......THANKS FOR MAKING ME REMEMBER HIM. THAT WAS A FUN TIME.
1/2 sicilian here
Ditto. My moms parent are from palarmo italy. My fathers side is from Scotland
A WASP mutt of English, Irish, Scottish, and German in that order.