I found out in Italian today that "Guido" doesn't mean anything..

[Lady Man]

Guido is actually a name.. It would be like calling someone Jim, Jerry, Tom.. or any other common name like that.
So real italians just laugh at it when someone uses it thinking they are insulting someone.
The spaghetti sauce "Prego" It means "You're Welcome"
Marinera sauce is sauce of the sea.. If you ask for it in Italy you will be brought something related to sea food.

We've been living a lie.

[Bendigo]

Not true:

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Guido is Italian for "worthless".

[Milkyway12]

GUIDO, WOP, GREASE FACE all the same.

[Lady Man]

I asked the professor why it is they called those dudes that and he said he didn't know.
The point is that all this time we where thinking it was an insult and it wasn't.

[Lady Man]

GUIDO, WOP, GREASE FACE all the same.

Wop isn't a real italian word either..

[Bendigo]

I asked the professor why it is they called those dudes that and he said he didn't know.
The point is that all this time we where thinking it was an insult and it wasn't.

Not linguistically speaking, perhaps, but more on a universal, human scale.

Guido also means feather-fisted:

[Bendigo]

Wop isn't a real italian word either..

It's an acronym for 'Without Papers'. For back when the wops would come over on the boat.

[Lady Man]

It's an acronym for 'Without Papers'. For back when the wops would come over on the boat.

O, I see.. I'll be sure to let him know that next week.
He is straight from Italy there is no way he would have known that.

[Sweet Pea 50]

Not linguistically speaking, perhaps, but more on a universal, human scale.

Guido also means feather-fisted:

You are wrong for this one....

LMAAAAOOOOOO

[Pico Hollywood]

lol @ this thread