Mopping Up After The Sopranos
Tony Soprano's little girl left Gelson's Market in Hollywood yesterday with all the cleanup tools necessary to make sure no one gets wise. Capisc?
Reader Comments
(Page 1 of 1)1. why do we care that she is buying a mop?
Posted at 1:33PM on Nov 9th 2008 by Scott
2. Woke up this morning, got yourself a mop.
Posted at 1:43PM on Nov 9th 2008 by ak
3. LOL # 2
Posted at 2:20PM on Nov 9th 2008 by Bob
4. I'm confused a tank top with a scarf? Capri's with a hoodie jacket? what the hell is the whether like in Hollyweird?
Posted at 2:53PM on Nov 9th 2008 by spermkidz
5. This is entertainment news? Baron Von AHole on vacation? Holly Madison not around? After reading this website, I need a nap.
Posted at 5:37PM on Nov 9th 2008 by Sarah
6. Geez who uses those cheap sponge mops anymore? Get a Swiffer!
Posted at 5:43PM on Nov 9th 2008 by InTheCity2008
7. It' s "Capice," you sillies. Nice to see a celebrity doing normal-person stuff. Although she's probably buying it for her maid...
Posted at 5:51PM on Nov 9th 2008 by jenny
8. I think she just wacked somebody and is going back to clean up.. I believe I see some bleach in the bag !!!!! Apple doesn't fall far from the tree....
Posted at 8:01AM on Nov 10th 2008 by nmscorp
9. What...is this to clean up after Turtle?
Posted at 8:11AM on Nov 10th 2008 by Greg
10. What Slovakian moron spells capice.....capeesh? That's what ya get TMZ, for hiring writers who give BJ's better than they can write.
Posted at 9:10AM on Nov 10th 2008 by Roger C.
11. actually, Roger, its capisci!
Posted at 10:37AM on Nov 10th 2008 by dee
12. It depends on what region of Italy you are from, but generally, its spelled "capisce" meaning, "understand?"
If you want to say "Do you understand" it would be "Lei capisce?"
If you're talking to your friend or buddy, you'd say "Capisci?", but if you're talking to someone more formal, you'd say "capisce?"
It all depends on how you use it and the dialect.
Posted at 1:13PM on Nov 11th 2008 by Antonella
