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What does “buco del culo” mean here?
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I was reading some politicians’ quotes and this one from Vittorio Sgarbi, immediately caught my attention
Vergogna! Altro che valori! Valori del buco del culo, questa è la storia! Ci sarà forse una querela per questo? Non credo. Il buco del culo ha dei grandi valori.
What does he mean with “buco del culo”? I know what it is but does it have another meaning? Like when you say c***o instead of “oh mannaggia!”. But I don’t know, it doesn’t make sense to me. What would “il buco del culo ha dei grandi valori” mean? If it’s literal it sounds weird...
Anyway, what does it mean in this context and how do I use it?
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I was reading some politicians’ quotes and this one from Vittorio Sgarbi, immediately caught my attention
Vergogna! Altro che valori! Valori del buco del culo, questa è la storia! Ci sarà forse una querela per questo? Non credo. Il buco del culo ha dei grandi valori.
What does he mean with “buco del culo”? I know what it is but does it have another meaning? Like when you say c***o instead of “oh mannaggia!”. But I don’t know, it doesn’t make sense to me. What would “il buco del culo ha dei grandi valori” mean? If it’s literal it sounds weird...
Anyway, what does it mean in this context and how do I use it?
word-meaning word-usage meaning
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Welcome to Italian.SE!
– Charo♦
7 hours ago
The first occurrence is just an expletive, like in English something like “fucking values”, while the second follows through the same (let's say) metaphor. Needless to say, even in Italy, this is not exactly the language one would like to associate to politicians.
– DaG
5 hours ago
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I was reading some politicians’ quotes and this one from Vittorio Sgarbi, immediately caught my attention
Vergogna! Altro che valori! Valori del buco del culo, questa è la storia! Ci sarà forse una querela per questo? Non credo. Il buco del culo ha dei grandi valori.
What does he mean with “buco del culo”? I know what it is but does it have another meaning? Like when you say c***o instead of “oh mannaggia!”. But I don’t know, it doesn’t make sense to me. What would “il buco del culo ha dei grandi valori” mean? If it’s literal it sounds weird...
Anyway, what does it mean in this context and how do I use it?
word-meaning word-usage meaning
asked 7 hours ago
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I was reading some politicians’ quotes and this one from Vittorio Sgarbi, immediately caught my attention
Vergogna! Altro che valori! Valori del buco del culo, questa è la storia! Ci sarà forse una querela per questo? Non credo. Il buco del culo ha dei grandi valori.
What does he mean with “buco del culo”? I know what it is but does it have another meaning? Like when you say c***o instead of “oh mannaggia!”. But I don’t know, it doesn’t make sense to me. What would “il buco del culo ha dei grandi valori” mean? If it’s literal it sounds weird...
Anyway, what does it mean in this context and how do I use it?
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Welcome to Italian.SE!
– Charo♦
7 hours ago
The first occurrence is just an expletive, like in English something like “fucking values”, while the second follows through the same (let's say) metaphor. Needless to say, even in Italy, this is not exactly the language one would like to associate to politicians.
– DaG
5 hours ago
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Welcome to Italian.SE!
– Charo♦
7 hours ago
The first occurrence is just an expletive, like in English something like “fucking values”, while the second follows through the same (let's say) metaphor. Needless to say, even in Italy, this is not exactly the language one would like to associate to politicians.
– DaG
5 hours ago
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Welcome to Italian.SE!
– Charo♦
7 hours ago
Welcome to Italian.SE!
– Charo♦
7 hours ago
The first occurrence is just an expletive, like in English something like “fucking values”, while the second follows through the same (let's say) metaphor. Needless to say, even in Italy, this is not exactly the language one would like to associate to politicians.
– DaG
5 hours ago
The first occurrence is just an expletive, like in English something like “fucking values”, while the second follows through the same (let's say) metaphor. Needless to say, even in Italy, this is not exactly the language one would like to associate to politicians.
– DaG
5 hours ago
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To better understand the context of the citation we could refer to an article talking about Vittorio Sgarbi’s lexical obsession for the B-side:
Nel 1998 non era andata meglio a Italia dei Valori. «Vergogna!»,
attaccò il Nostro. «Altro che valori! Valori del buco del culo, questa
è la storia! Ci sarà forse una querela per questo? Non credo. Il buco
del culo ha dei grandi valori. Perché no? Si può negare? Sicuramente
ci sarà una querela: si dirà 'Ecco Sgarbi...'. Ma perché la parola
'valori' è di qualcuno? La parola 'Italia' è di qualcuno? O sono
sequestrati per sempre da parte di uno che ha stabilito, senza sapere
niente di letteratura, di arte, di civiltà, di grammatica... niente, e
pensando di comandare l'Italia!? Ma andate... no, niente da fare».
He was referring to the Italian political party Italia dei Valori, which happened to be in the Italian Parliament in those days, and which was founded by a former public prosecutor active during the early ‘90s.
He was considered a symbol of some kind of reinassance of politic in Italy, bringing with him concept of integrity.
In this quote “valori del buco del culo” is epithet and some kind of wordplay just to say that these values (valori) were not so high and precious.
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To better understand the context of the citation we could refer to an article talking about Vittorio Sgarbi’s lexical obsession for the B-side:
Nel 1998 non era andata meglio a Italia dei Valori. «Vergogna!»,
attaccò il Nostro. «Altro che valori! Valori del buco del culo, questa
è la storia! Ci sarà forse una querela per questo? Non credo. Il buco
del culo ha dei grandi valori. Perché no? Si può negare? Sicuramente
ci sarà una querela: si dirà 'Ecco Sgarbi...'. Ma perché la parola
'valori' è di qualcuno? La parola 'Italia' è di qualcuno? O sono
sequestrati per sempre da parte di uno che ha stabilito, senza sapere
niente di letteratura, di arte, di civiltà, di grammatica... niente, e
pensando di comandare l'Italia!? Ma andate... no, niente da fare».
He was referring to the Italian political party Italia dei Valori, which happened to be in the Italian Parliament in those days, and which was founded by a former public prosecutor active during the early ‘90s.
He was considered a symbol of some kind of reinassance of politic in Italy, bringing with him concept of integrity.
In this quote “valori del buco del culo” is epithet and some kind of wordplay just to say that these values (valori) were not so high and precious.
answered 6 hours ago
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To better understand the context of the citation we could refer to an article talking about Vittorio Sgarbi’s lexical obsession for the B-side:
Nel 1998 non era andata meglio a Italia dei Valori. «Vergogna!»,
attaccò il Nostro. «Altro che valori! Valori del buco del culo, questa
è la storia! Ci sarà forse una querela per questo? Non credo. Il buco
del culo ha dei grandi valori. Perché no? Si può negare? Sicuramente
ci sarà una querela: si dirà 'Ecco Sgarbi...'. Ma perché la parola
'valori' è di qualcuno? La parola 'Italia' è di qualcuno? O sono
sequestrati per sempre da parte di uno che ha stabilito, senza sapere
niente di letteratura, di arte, di civiltà, di grammatica... niente, e
pensando di comandare l'Italia!? Ma andate... no, niente da fare».
He was referring to the Italian political party Italia dei Valori, which happened to be in the Italian Parliament in those days, and which was founded by a former public prosecutor active during the early ‘90s.
He was considered a symbol of some kind of reinassance of politic in Italy, bringing with him concept of integrity.
In this quote “valori del buco del culo” is epithet and some kind of wordplay just to say that these values (valori) were not so high and precious.
answered 6 hours ago
abarisoneabarisone
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To better understand the context of the citation we could refer to an article talking about Vittorio Sgarbi’s lexical obsession for the B-side:
Nel 1998 non era andata meglio a Italia dei Valori. «Vergogna!»,
attaccò il Nostro. «Altro che valori! Valori del buco del culo, questa
è la storia! Ci sarà forse una querela per questo? Non credo. Il buco
del culo ha dei grandi valori. Perché no? Si può negare? Sicuramente
ci sarà una querela: si dirà 'Ecco Sgarbi...'. Ma perché la parola
'valori' è di qualcuno? La parola 'Italia' è di qualcuno? O sono
sequestrati per sempre da parte di uno che ha stabilito, senza sapere
niente di letteratura, di arte, di civiltà, di grammatica... niente, e
pensando di comandare l'Italia!? Ma andate... no, niente da fare».
He was referring to the Italian political party Italia dei Valori, which happened to be in the Italian Parliament in those days, and which was founded by a former public prosecutor active during the early ‘90s.
He was considered a symbol of some kind of reinassance of politic in Italy, bringing with him concept of integrity.
In this quote “valori del buco del culo” is epithet and some kind of wordplay just to say that these values (valori) were not so high and precious.
answered 6 hours ago
abarisoneabarisone
15.9k11542
To better understand the context of the citation we could refer to an article talking about Vittorio Sgarbi’s lexical obsession for the B-side:
Nel 1998 non era andata meglio a Italia dei Valori. «Vergogna!»,
attaccò il Nostro. «Altro che valori! Valori del buco del culo, questa
è la storia! Ci sarà forse una querela per questo? Non credo. Il buco
del culo ha dei grandi valori. Perché no? Si può negare? Sicuramente
ci sarà una querela: si dirà 'Ecco Sgarbi...'. Ma perché la parola
'valori' è di qualcuno? La parola 'Italia' è di qualcuno? O sono
sequestrati per sempre da parte di uno che ha stabilito, senza sapere
niente di letteratura, di arte, di civiltà, di grammatica... niente, e
pensando di comandare l'Italia!? Ma andate... no, niente da fare».
He was referring to the Italian political party Italia dei Valori, which happened to be in the Italian Parliament in those days, and which was founded by a former public prosecutor active during the early ‘90s.
He was considered a symbol of some kind of reinassance of politic in Italy, bringing with him concept of integrity.
In this quote “valori del buco del culo” is epithet and some kind of wordplay just to say that these values (valori) were not so high and precious.
answered 6 hours ago
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Welcome to Italian.SE!
– Charo♦
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The first occurrence is just an expletive, like in English something like “fucking values”, while the second follows through the same (let's say) metaphor. Needless to say, even in Italy, this is not exactly the language one would like to associate to politicians.
– DaG
5 hours ago