Comments on: Gli Scorpioni in Italia http://www.transparent.com/italian/gli-scorpioni-in-italia/ Language and Culture of the Italian-Speaking World Thu, 09 Feb 2012 07:27:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Serena http://www.transparent.com/italian/gli-scorpioni-in-italia/comment-page-1/#comment-304 Serena Tue, 02 Jun 2009 13:35:05 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/italian/?p=143#comment-304 Ciao Rollando, We have a lot of snakes around here, mainly 'il frustone' (the whip snake), but the only dangerous one is la vipera, which is fortunately quite shy, but nevertheless potentially deadly. Ciao Rollando, We have a lot of snakes around here, mainly ‘il frustone’ (the whip snake), but the only dangerous one is la vipera, which is fortunately quite shy, but nevertheless potentially deadly.

]]> By: Rollando Spadaccini http://www.transparent.com/italian/gli-scorpioni-in-italia/comment-page-1/#comment-303 Rollando Spadaccini Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:27:33 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/italian/?p=143#comment-303 Strange though, I am not bothered so much from scorpions as I am with poisonous snakes. Occasionally I come across rattlesnakes and copperhead snakes nearby Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Hiking about in the country side around Pittsburgh always has on the lookout for rattlers and copperheads. I wonder if Italy has any poisonous snakes? Strange though, I am not bothered so much from scorpions as I am with poisonous snakes. Occasionally I come across rattlesnakes and copperhead snakes nearby Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Hiking about in the country side around Pittsburgh always has on the lookout for rattlers and copperheads. I wonder if Italy has any poisonous snakes?

]]> By: VincePlato http://www.transparent.com/italian/gli-scorpioni-in-italia/comment-page-1/#comment-302 VincePlato Sun, 31 May 2009 14:35:59 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/italian/?p=143#comment-302 Hi Serena: The American Western writer Louis L’Amour, always had his cowboys shake out their boots when they awoke each morning. They did this even indoors as old trail habits die hard. I’ve seen a lot of scorpions in Oklahoma and now that I know the eat zanzare, mosche, e scarafaggi, I wish them well. I love to visit your links in these posts. It is fun trying to read the stories in Italian. Keep the links coming! Thanks, Vince Hi Serena:

The American Western writer Louis L’Amour, always had his cowboys shake out their boots when they awoke each morning. They did this even indoors as old trail habits die hard. I’ve seen a lot of scorpions in Oklahoma and now that I know the eat zanzare, mosche, e scarafaggi, I wish them well.

I love to visit your links in these posts. It is fun trying to read the stories in Italian. Keep the links coming!

Thanks,

Vince

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