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Potrebbe essere la prima volta che un terrone vince al Giro

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  1. Terrone is a pretty nasty name to be calling someone, especially one's
    self.

    It refers to vermin/insects that live in the ground and come out to
    steal and contaminate. It's used by some northern Italians to describe
    the southerners that emigrate there. I was surprised Di Luca used it.

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Terrone is a pretty nasty name to be calling someone, especially one's
    self.

    It refers to vermin/insects that live in the ground and come out to
    steal and contaminate. It's used by some northern Italians to describe
    the southerners that emigrate there. I was surprised Di Luca used it.

    He's just trying to [censored] the other guys.

    (...even MORE than he has already.)

    ;-)

    -Bob

  3. Geraard Spergen said:

    Terrone is a pretty nasty name to be calling someone, especially one's
    self.

    I think the term has lost some of its sting lately, although I
    certainly wouldn't recommend using it unless you are from southern
    Italy yourself.

    Quoted message said:

    It refers to vermin/insects that live in the ground and come out to
    steal and contaminate.

    I've never heard that, and wikipedia doesn't agree with you:

    http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrone

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