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  1. “Joey is a kangaroo”
    Is this an Italian phrase? or a derogatory italian comment?
    Sorry, I’m not up on my ‘stereotype’ lingo.
    What does it mean? Seriously.

    Posted by: Expert Textpert at January 5, 2010 6:11 PM

    Had to go yesterday.
    A “joey” is an (English language) term for a baby kangaroo.
    It doesn’t really go any deeper than that…

    It would be funny if I started some new derogatory word for Italians.

  2. RE: the other Caputo’s, It has been so sad, since the owners wife passed away, they have gone a bit downhill. Your Mozz might have had unsalted tears in it.

  3. FYI, Caputo’s bakery (Court and Sackett) is not the same place or owner as Caputo’s specialty deli (Court and Third Place) where you would get cheese.

  4. “Joey is a kangaroo”
    Is this an Italian phrase? or a derogatory italian comment?
    Sorry, I’m not up on my ‘stereotype’ lingo.
    What does it mean? Seriously.

  5. Joe, you’ve made my day!

    I’m assuming with a name like Joe you’re I-Talian.
    Can I call you Joey?

    Posted by: Expert Textpert at January 5, 2010 5:57 PM

    Joey is a kangaroo, I’m more of a jackass.

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