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| Muff2K |
hey guys, i'm from the toronto forums, and i'm just wondering how many people in western canada know what a gino/gina is, and knew this term prior to hearing about it from someone in TOTA??
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| Itso |
I don't, but GOOGLE all mighty helps in this case - gino / gina :haha:
Hope I didn't ruin it for everyone else! |
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| Muff2K |
| quote: | Originally posted by Itso
I don't, but GOOGLE all mighty helps in this case - gino / gina :haha:
Hope I didn't ruin it for everyone else! |
LOL @ Gina Definition
thats just awesome |
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| tvmann |
I always knew what a gino was, cuz I lived in a rooming house in Otario when I was a student there and there was this guy named Gino, originally from Cabbagetown. Fun times. 35 years ago.
The term does not come up much in Western Canada. Although in Vancouver there is a big Gino/Gina population near Commercial Drive. Funny thing, I was in a gun store on C.D. last summer and it was run by Ginos, they were all speaking Italian, taking the pistols from the gun display cases and moving them to a back room where they would be locked up in a safe overnight.
When I came across the term Gino in reading accounts here of Toronto parties, I was kind of shocked at the use of the term. Seems a little insulting, and way behind the times. Do the actual Ginos/Ginas object to this designation, or is it cool with them? |
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| starsearcher |
| AAHHHH LET THE FLAME WARS BEGIN!!!! :whip: :haha: :haha: :stongue: |
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