Hey Professor Cacasodo , I asked for some specifc examples and you provide a skewed and poorly drawn definition. Whatsa matter saputo, can't you provide an example of Granny Lee's tactical greatness? How about the Seven Days Battles in early 1862? [lol].
I replied in 350: "from http://italian.about.com/library/slang: 'fessacchione/a n. a f*****g idiot; (lit.): big idiot.'"
I missed the Stugots which means 'testicles', or in the vernacular, 'numb-n**s'.
From your 396: "Hey Professor Cacasodo, I asked for some specifc examples and you provide a skewed and poorly drawn definition. Whatsa matter saputo, can't you provide an example of Granny Lee's tactical greatness?"
from http://italian.about.com/library/slang: 'cacasodo m./f. inv. an arrogant person, someone who thinks his/her s**t doesn't stink; (lit.): one who takes a hard s**t (from the verb cacare, meaning "to s**t" and the adjective sodo, meaning "tough" or "hard."
And 'saputo/a n. a know-it-all, a smart-a**"
Please continue, it demonstrates your IQ and hate quotient thoroughly. I'm curoius though, would you call Jim Robinson "chief", Tonto", or "fessacchione"?
Were there simply too many occurrances of Grant retiring to his tent and sobbing uncontrollably to pick one out?
Or, more likely, you're just out looking for further excuses to toss out your little Sopranoisms. Non, are you impressed? I always assume that's why little mac does it.