Robert G wrote:Urban Dictionary and the movie "Kiss Me, Guido" both have guidos as being Italians, and not Sicilians.

Um, the last time I looked, Sicily was a part of Italy.

Saturday is a pretty good day, as far as days of the week are concerned.

Y'all know it's a Saturday today, right?

This thread isn't even realistic.
Who's ever heard of Italians taking shitty jobs away from Mexicans?

I apologize to all you guidos everywhere. Some of my best friends know guidos.

No one has ever commented on whether or not they have been to a Guido centric discoteque before.

tommydski wrote:

tbone wrote:I want the woman that farts on things to fart on this thread.

Edit: Mandy.

Worth it for this post.

Somehow the fact that he came back to confirm her name makes it. Just in case we confused her with another woman who farts on things on the internet.

You can only trust Mandy for a job like this. Ashleigh would just try to "spice it up" and fart on something else, like maybe that thread alerting people to cool things on eBay. I like that thread, so I don't want to take any chances.

Colonel Panic wrote:

lemur68 wrote:Oh Mandy
I came when you made on a cakey
and you blew it away

I LOL'd at this one.

yes, thank you lemur68. i LOL'ed in a public place at this one.

I can think of one Guido who's made very valuable contributions to American culture and the humanities in general:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MK0ITXBWpHE

Order of business two: I thought Mandroid was a comedian.

Order of business three: The term was an umbrella that included more than just Italians, even though that may have been the origins of said terms. If you'll look on the Regional Colloquialism thread, you might notice in my hick neck of the woods people with similiar mentalities were referred to as 'boogins'.

Order of business four: You try working around Wrigleyville and see how much you want to defend these people.