What does scecco mean? Italian sayings and a discussion about fur

The donkey is…

What’s the donkey? The donkey is— What did it do? What’s wrong with me?

She took off at 3,000.

She seems furious, guys. What happened, guys?

That’s balenata.

She tells me it’s the donkey. Oh. It’s stuff about— I get it, go on.

What is it?

I think so. What? Fur? I think it is, I think, yeah.

That it’s real. I think it’s real, maybe.

Valeria’s? Yeah, right. I think it’s real fur, that one there belongs to Vale.

Which one is real? The fur coat. The one she picked up just now. The one she picked up now. Oh, yeah?

That was the thing— I don’t know, maybe she felt it by touch, I don’t know.

What does “scecco” mean, bro? A donkey. “Scecco,” a donkey—When someone says: “Do what falls out of the sky,” where we’re from, we say, “Do, do the donkey into the sheet,” meaning, the one that fell from the fur, the one that fell— And why more-more?

No, that's something else, this It's to say the wolf, how it is, it's the same thing the wolf loses its fur, but not its bad habits.

And where we're from, we say: "The donkey that eats at Vegara will return to

eating with the frog."

No, but I think you—

You get it, guys, if, if she has it.

No, wait. What, is there something to write?

A trick. No, no, I've got something to write later, but later.

We can choose our... Thanks, love. Go fuck yourself.

No, le-let go, come over here.

I mean, that was the thing that... But why the?

Because...

But there's one thing I didn't understand, then, I didn't understand one thing at the level of— I told him that too.

I didn't understand one thing— He goes into the room and says: "So, I want to see your clothes," I say, "I didn't understand."

I didn't understand one thing about GF. "I want to pull your pants up, bro, there are a billion of them."

It's obvious that in here