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"TREDUNICO", or sometimes in the extended and filologically correct form of "THREAD UNICO" (unique thread) is a way to call the users to a single thread to discuss any kind of shared event currently going on, be it a sport match, an election, a particulary interesting piece of news, a tv show...

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va spiegato il "boxino morboso"?

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se volete pensateci voi. - bezdomnyj82 - -

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sì, spiegatelo a me :D - Pilot - -

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NOAOAOAOAO is an enhanced NOOOO Calculon style https://datacenteroverlor...

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(ok, that was easy) - Alez - -

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I think pieghinsky has something to say about this - low level from Android - -

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“Paza e solare” is an ironical expression used to mock a (mainly female) person who makes or says stupid things claiming to be particularly original and unconventional. Literally it’s a distortion of the expression “pazza e solare” (“Crazy and shiny”) which is used by several people in their social account descriptions trying desperately to sound nonconformist.

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It occurs also as “Solare e un po’ paza” ("Shiny and a little bit crazy”) or in the redundant “paza paza paza” ("crazy crazy crazy”) which is also a quotation of an italian pop song by Raffaella Carrà (“Pazza pazza pazza sulla terrazza”, that is “crazy crazy crazy on a terrace”, https://www.youtube.com/w... ) - marcobeccaria - -

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The trend started long before the advent of social media with a known italian TV show on a music thematic channel, called "The Club" were people in disco nightclubs were asked to leave a video-message in order promote themselves into a paid dating and chatting service. This video-message were broadcasted on national television regularly for moths and years. Due to the nature of the place and context in which this video-interview were shot, interviewed people were often deafened by the loud music, or drunk, or simply typical disco-douchebags, and their stupidity was kinda entertaining. The interviews always ended with the question "Define Youself in three words" so the answer was, 99% of the times, "SOLARE, PAZZA/O, TRASGRESSIVA/O" in mixed order. This kind of catchphrase took hold with the advent of Facebook, and lot of people trying to be particularly original and unconventional started re-using them. - bezdomnyj82 - -

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appello ai redattori, usate una sintassi chiara, e virgolettate le espressioni per metterle in maggiore evidenza. usate parentesi quadre punteggiatura e trattini per creare un effetto glossario.

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"Il socialino", meaning " the cute little social network" is a nickname given to friendfeed by its italian community.

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If any english speaker could come up with a short, nice translation, it would be nice and could be used in the random joke translations - signorn - -

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