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Hi Hellring, you always suggest very interesting things, and even if they’re not really my style, as Gate says, it’s a pleasure to read what you write. I'm trying to find this through rapidshare or something like that, but I'm currently having no luck. If you have a little link that you could spare, I'm just curious to see if I might like it. Bye

No, more than Andrea Pazienza, I would say Saint Pazienza. Bye ;)

Honestly, it may be well described for being so sparse, but I find it outrageous considering who it (doesn't) talk about. I'm sorry, but NO.

I can't believe it, Frantz spoke!!

I reiterate.

Hi Core: indeed, it shouldn’t have been published as it still needed some adjustments, as I mentioned. Never mind...

I thought I had already commented on it, poffarre. Hi Geb :)

@teenage: I don't know if being on a ranking with Puny makes me happy!! Ah ah, just kidding! With your speed of changing Avatar, I could never compete, but I have to admit that yours are almost always high quotes from movies. As for me, I still haven't found the perfect avatar (a bit like the storm) and so I anxiously wander from one jpg to another. Ohibòh!

Miiiii, a quick review of one of my favorites, but more for the discussion that followed than for the content itself... Let me explain, I found it sharp and sarcastic, somewhat in the style you've accustomed us to from the very beginning, and I like that; but regarding the content, I join the various cheers of LONG LIVE CARTOONS forever!!!! After all, one can very well be an adult even if they've spent hours in their youth watching the openings by Cristina D'Avena, ekkekkakkio!! Great page, guys!!

I have never watched this cartoon: but is it true that the opening song said "it looks like talcum powder but it’s not!!" talking about some kind of magic powder??? Because if that’s the case, I find it abhorrent! A cartoon for children that talks about bamba!!! And I was watching Mazinga and Jeeg......