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Comments (3) elisa: fun trivia: "in bocca al lupo" is italian for "in the mouth of the wolf," which is their way of saying "break a leg!"
Too old to fuck around, too young to die (Music (For Robots)) 2006
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This video is clearly edited to remove any and all provocations on the part of "lupo" who sounds like a little kid with too much time.
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Everyone at Dia says to tell you in bocca al lupo—that means ‘good luck.’
Georgia’s Kitchen Jenny Nelson 2010
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And she asks that, in the future, well-wishers stick with "bocca di lupo."
Archive 2009-07-01 Lisa Hirsch 2009
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And she asks that, in the future, well-wishers stick with "bocca di lupo."
Trouper to End All Troupers Lisa Hirsch 2009
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Attori: Mark Williams (il narratore), Brooke Petersen (Cappuccetto Rosso) e Steven A. David (il lupo).
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Chi ha paura del lupo cattivo quando può avere tutte le caramelle del mondo?
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Una favola urbana: è come Cappuccetto Rosso, ma il lupo cattivo ha occhi di stagnola e la sua pancia non ha fondo.
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Usando animazione 3D, illustrazioni e stop motion, il video ritrae un lupo mannaro a caccia, un minivan anfibio ed il confine ultimo del mondo.
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chained_bear commented on the word lupo
"'I dived plump onto an enormous hammerhead off the Morocco coast...and all he did was to ask my pardon and hurry away. Most sharks are gammon.'"
"'Not in the Red Sea they ain't,' said Hanmer. 'I had a ship's boy called Thwaites ... and he was sitting in the lee mainchains ... trailing his feet in the water: the ship heeled a strake or two with a puff of wind and a shark had his legs off at the knee before you could say knife.'
"This struck a chord in the mind of Captain Ball, whose attention had wandered long ago. 'I am going to have such a fish for dinner,' he cried. 'They showed him to me when I arrived—a lupo. Very like a bass, but more so. Aubrey, you and Captain Pullings must share him; he is quite big enough for three.'"
--Patrick O'Brian, Treason's Harbour, 49
February 15, 2008