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<blockquote data-quote="VecchioScarpone" data-source="post: 684582" data-attributes="member: 65281"><p>I wanted to register as OldCodger on another forum but it was already taken. I looked on the Italian dictionary and the closest translation is vecchio marpione. But vecchio marpione ( though very close) imply much more in Italian than old codger do, both good and bad.</p><p>Have fun to work out how much of this or that I may be from the dictionary translation, which by the way fall short of the meanings of old codger and vecchio marpione.</p><p>At 66 years young, a bit of a codger I still am, a bit of marpione too. Then I remembered a mountaineers old song from my homeland, "vecchio scarpone quanto tempo e' passato..."</p><p>As now I'm mostly just an old boot he he, VecchioScarpone (OldBoot) was born.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VecchioScarpone, post: 684582, member: 65281"] I wanted to register as OldCodger on another forum but it was already taken. I looked on the Italian dictionary and the closest translation is vecchio marpione. But vecchio marpione ( though very close) imply much more in Italian than old codger do, both good and bad. Have fun to work out how much of this or that I may be from the dictionary translation, which by the way fall short of the meanings of old codger and vecchio marpione. At 66 years young, a bit of a codger I still am, a bit of marpione too. Then I remembered a mountaineers old song from my homeland, "vecchio scarpone quanto tempo e' passato..." As now I'm mostly just an old boot he he, VecchioScarpone (OldBoot) was born. [/QUOTE]
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