cptgaio

;-)
As I said when I was a kid, my passion for WHUFC was born almost simultaneously with my love for Maiden (Harris is a long-time supporter of theirs), and then it grew stronger for many reasons (the working-class roots of the club, the myth of the "Academy of Football", the love I have for East End of London, etc. etc.) independently. Anyway, a curious musical fact is that among the musician fans of the Hammers, there are also Billy Bragg, Morrissey, and Keith Flint from The Prodigy...

I have nothing to add beyond what has already been said; I think your last comment clearly reflects your state, and I don't want to press further (even though, to be honest, I wasn't the one insisting). Anyway, it's fine as it is. I wish you (and sincerely) all the best. Bye.

The votes...

Pasta Gratin in the Seventies Style:
Preheat the oven to 180°C.
Cook 250 grams of short pasta (maccheroni, penne, etc.) in plenty of salted water and drain it al dente.
While the pasta is cooking, prepare the tomato sauce: heat a couple of tablespoons of olive oil in a pan and sauté a finely chopped onion and 3 crushed garlic cloves for a minute. Add 500 grams of canned tomatoes, chopped into pieces, a tablespoon of basil, and salt and pepper to taste. Let it simmer for about ten minutes, stirring occasionally.
Grate some bread to obtain 5-6 tablespoons of breadcrumbs and mix it with a touch of basil.
In a bowl, combine 100 grams of grated Grana (Asiago or Parmesan) and 200 grams of grated Gruyère.
Take a large baking dish and butter it well, including the edges. Layer in the following order:
- 1/3 of the tomato sauce
- 1/3 of the pasta
- 1/3 of the grated cheese
- add salt and pepper to taste
Repeat the process until the ingredients are used up, finishing with the cheese and then sprinkle with breadcrumbs (if you like, add small pieces of butter scattered over the mixture).
Bake in the oven for 20-25 minutes and/or until the top is golden brown.
Serve immediately with a good mug of German, Czech, or Austrian Pilsner.
An experience for those nostalgic for '70s Hard Rock (the quantities are for 4) while listening to "Whiskey in the Jar" by Thin Lizzy.
If you know nothing about the '70s, listen to the same song as performed by Metallica.

Ah, here it is... I thought "sgaggio" was only used in Umbria... (I'm Venetian, by the way)

"SPOT | Date: 23/1/2009 11:22 | Vote: — | Vote for the Film: —
The direct attacks on Massimo Mazzucco made in some comments demonstrate the degree of cowardice that certain characters possess. If you want, you can express your opinion and thoughts directly on a site opened by Mazzucco (luogocomene.net). Go to Google Video and search for: “GLOBAL DECEPTION” and “THE AMERICAN CENTURY.” WATCH THEM … if you have criticisms or doubts about them, you can address them directly to the author on the site I indicated …." EH, yes, I am the coward, and not you who even pretend to be someone else to promote yourself and argue about stuff from your site, come on. Goodbye, it's clear to us all what your "depth" is.

@Spot: now we understand (to be honest, we already understood) that you are Mazzucco and so the conclusions are two: 1) you voted for your own "video" (and this reveals a lot about you) and I wouldn't be surprised to find out that you used this site for self-promotion (otherwise, it wouldn't make sense why you didn't reveal your identity right away but only did so when you were cornered) and you didn't stop there but also sent some of your followers, like Sertes (a user from your "Site," to back you up). 2) you are a rather opaque person. Everything else is boring (and anyway, even if the hollow Earth theory weren't in those terms, the stories of the moon landing, chemtrails, and Simoncini are already enough to make you unreliable). @Pixies: it doesn't seem that difficult to understand (especially if you have a degree) that the fire is taken for granted because all the objective evidence confirms it (including the photo with the cloud of smoke... what do you think it is? dust?). Then it's up to you...

Thank you Macaco for stopping by and for considering me sgaggio ;-) (are you Umbrian by any chance?)

A group that nobody would miss ;-) (I haven't listened to their latest album anyway, but I've heard the others: terrible...)

I don’t know, but nice review.