You're not the only one.I hear ya Ironbut I can't wait to get this one in my knife lovin mitts
Do they come with dents in like the cars there?I'm sure a lot of you have been to Italy. Estimates on timing over there has a completely different meaning. They even have a word for it but I don't remember what it is.
I have two on order so ACCELERARE, ACCELERARE!!!!!
I'm sure a lot of you have been to Italy. Estimates on timing over there have a completely different meaning. There's a word for it but I don't remember what it is.
I have two on order so ACCELERARE, ACCELERARE!!!!!
Lived in Bolivia for a few years. When inquiry was made concerning an order being ready, the arrival of a package, the departure of some trains, the beginning of a project....... There was one patent answer - "EN LA MANANA"I'm no expert in the language, but have studied it some. Domani means tomorrow, that might be one word. My daughter that lives in Santa Fe, NM says that one of the favorites the locals use to indicate they are in no hurry, is manana, which is tomorrow in Spanish.
That said, I like what I'm seeing from the Italian knife makers. I've got a few that are very nice.
Now that you mention it, I think I recall that.Peregrin-I think Jack Kerouac covered manana in "On the Road". Well done sense of context.
Thanks, Neal