My Irish grandfather taught me this meant 'kiss my ass" - and on the Italian side, although I'm not sure, it probably meant I want more Romano cheese on my pasta, but in any case - hope you all have a Happy 4th of July !
An inedible stew of visual lunacy much of which I concocted with my own three hands.
Estancia: you post will only be valid for US citizens, since in the subtropical regions of Mexico we will have a happy sunday, without regards of the date.
ReplyDeleteBTW, either kissing her ass or having more pecorino cheese seem good options.
The subtropics sound great right about now - I've had it with the States - I may move to Corsica.
ReplyDeleteI think the Irish punk folk group The pogues named themselves after this as Pogue mahone means Kiss my arse in Gaelic.Now there's a load of info you did not want to know
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve - I did know that... my grandfather, who worked for Thomas Edison, educated me in many ways - cursing in Gaelic was one of them.
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