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Well, we talk very little. We don’t have particular offenses; it’s rare for anyone to get insulted. Maybe you beat someone up, but at most you say "coglione." Just a "gaggione" can spark a reaction, few words and a lot of distinction. It’s not pretty at all, but that’s the way it is. In fact, we often use "caz," because it’s short and impactful, but even using "caz" ironically can be a bit dangerous. If someone gets offended without fighting, then they get offended in Italian. Those who use the dialect, in 90% of cases, are people who will hit you first and then insult you.
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I propose more mòòò and less nèh. For a more fulfilling life.
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It cracks me up, I don’t remember which CD it is where he explains who he is, saying something like "many associate Madlib and Quasimoto, but they have never been seen together in the same place. However, no one has ever been seen with Quasimoto, but if you hear him, you'll definitely recognize him." Or something like that. Very Tyler Durden-esque. Did you like the latest one, Further and other stuff?
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Instead, like in Milan, the nèh is the nèh, period. It’s useless, it’s extra. Its level of utility fluctuates between a mosquito and Audioslave.
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It works like that for me too, you go out 4 kilometers and it’s not that it changes the "caz," it simply doesn’t exist anymore. And it’s not a small thing; with a caz-addicted person, I can have a conversation incorporating 15 different meanings of caz in 3-4 exchanges, plus obviously those 30-50 caz as commas-intermissions. From what I gathered from the few Apulians I've met, the mòòò and the mèèè worked like caz, depending on the intonation you can say various things. I think they’re beautiful and useful; I love the practicality of a language that’s versatile depending on the situation. When you’re drunk and can’t speak, with a mòòò you can replace an entire conversation, those are great things.
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Can you explain the cases for using Mòòò and Mèèè? They don't have the same usage, right? Here, there's quite a difference between a "ccccaz", a "caaaaz", and a "cazzzz"; do you have a particular case system for this as well?
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Sure, the idea of the little voice is really sick, everyone boosts it, and he makes it like a cartoon character. Super sick in Unseen when he thanks Madlib for the beats, kind of like our punisher talking to Francesco, with the difference that PazzoLib is a cool dude.
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Damn, you're right, that voice is kind of Patton-like. But it doesn't seem like him-him-him. Since we're at it, a super-decorated Patton colleague with decades of Patton experience behind him told me days ago about a Hugo Boss commercial from the '90s, where he always thought it was Saint Michael but back then there was no internet to check. If anyone knows anything, speak now or forever hold your peace. Anyway, what you’re saying, ringing in my head, is indeed similar. What an ear you've got, how sexy you are.
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Love, here Zorn isn't involved in the music, he just had a hand in production (and gave a little push for a recording contract, etc.). You're always harsh on the Bungle, but you'll pay for it one day. :(
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Qùzzè, what is mocc'allei?