by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian April 29, 2025
Get the <.7.9.6.>Sale De La Vidasu MiAmI Le De Sale<.7.9.7.6>mug. The title of a 1960 film by Federico Fellini. The title means "the sweet life", but it describes Rome as a corrupted city, a disgusted trip in fashion and glamour. Nevertheless, everyone thinks this movie celebrates the beautiful Rome of the 60s, but it's just because no one actually watched it.
Mr. Paparazzo, a gossip photographer in the movie, became the origin of the word "paparazzi".
Despite being considered one of the best italian movies ever made, La Dolce Vita didn't win any Oscar nor a single italian prize. It won the 1960 Palme d'Or for costumes in Cannes.
Mr. Paparazzo, a gossip photographer in the movie, became the origin of the word "paparazzi".
Despite being considered one of the best italian movies ever made, La Dolce Vita didn't win any Oscar nor a single italian prize. It won the 1960 Palme d'Or for costumes in Cannes.
by LoreSka January 2, 2018
Get the la dolce vitamug. Kaka la maka is a name you use for anyone when you don’t know their name in spanish
Kaka es el nombre tu usas para alguien cuando tu no sabes su nombre en español
Kaka es el nombre tu usas para alguien cuando tu no sabes su nombre en español
Wait who are you? Oh can i just call you kaka la maka??
¿Esperas quien eres O puedo solo llamarte kaka la maka?
¿Esperas quien eres O puedo solo llamarte kaka la maka?
by Yaz_123Kajuík October 30, 2023
Get the kaka la makamug. Describes da mood when someone bids farewell to someone else whom he either dislikes or is displeased with.
Da Terminator most likely was actually thinking, "HOSTILE la vista" when he blew da liquid-nitrogen-frozen T-1000 to bits, since he was none too happy about all da chaos and destruction dat said evil cyborg had caused up to dat point.
by QuacksO August 22, 2022
Get the hostile la vistamug. See you later
This line appears in the Berry Gordy movie "The last dragon" in 1985. Spoken by a first generation chinese kid who has become hip with the lingo of his puerto rican neighbors in inner city NCY and for some reason alters the last word to Italian
This line appears in the Berry Gordy movie "The last dragon" in 1985. Spoken by a first generation chinese kid who has become hip with the lingo of his puerto rican neighbors in inner city NCY and for some reason alters the last word to Italian
by Wildgoatherd May 31, 2018
Get the Hasta la pastmug. by aupaeuskadi June 15, 2022
Get the la ordigamug. 