cptgaio

"Never has a war movie been made so well." Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm, I don't really agree with that, you know? It's a nice film, but I honestly think that phrase is a bit exaggerated.

SPOT | Date: 27/1/2009 15:30 | Rating: — | Film Rating: —the existence of which, I repeat, IS NOT UP FOR DISCUSSION.
SPOT | Date: 27/1/2009 15:30 | Rating: — | Film Rating: —

@SUPERINTUDER as you can see, it’s all “black on white” “scripta manent!”
Yes, yes. Bye, go.
@Superintruder: Don’t worry, nothing happened, darling. You have a reassuring nickname ;-)

How to hurt yourself...Happy you, happy all as Uncle Happypippo used to say. That's all.

Very funny. Shall we make peace?

What remains of an erotic dream if upon waking I have become a poet, if with empty hands of you, I can no longer stand as if it were not love, if by mistake I close my eyes and think of you.

But I wouldn't even think about doing it; my living room is already messy enough...

Sertes, I think we are speaking two different languages: I can't explain the story of the molten metal puddles (and I'm repeating it for the umpteenth time) simply because it’s an urban legend; therefore, they have never existed (except for those tiny bits of molten material that come from various metallic sources, parked cars, etc.). The photos depicting them are manipulated; I’ve already posted this, but if you want to understand (but there's no worse deaf person than one who doesn't want to hear) that the termite story is a bunch of nonsense, I’ll repost it, here it is: undicisettembre: Facciamo il punto sulla termite
I hope this story is now clear because this is the fourth or fifth time I’m responding to you.

not exactly correct, obviously

Bah, Berlusconi (and the far worse Berlusconismo) tells lies and is populist like almost all representatives of the Left in this unfortunate country. The problem is that many representatives of the so-called anti-politics (do you agree if I include Di Pietro too?) like Grillo and Travaglio do it as well: what I mean is that at first glance they seem to be saying very right things, but if you dig deeper, you often catch them contradicting themselves or giving exactly correct information (the first example that comes to mind is Grillo's campaign on cogeneration, which was based on quite superficial information). The truth is that this country has sunk under the blows of a struggle that is exclusively for power (and not for the public interest), made up of populism, lies, and distortion of facts from all sides, including, I repeat, the anti-politics front. And honestly, maybe it’s the price we deserve to pay because, as a people, we don’t amount to much more: we are those who don’t stop at pedestrian crossings, we are those who work illegally if they can, those who evade taxes, those of stadium parochialism, etc. etc… Seriously, it’s difficult to get out of this because it’s primarily a matter of civic education before being about politics (the latter follows as a consequence).

@Don: let's not make comparisons, Nirvana is the real deal! ;-) @Spot: sorry but I don't even feel like reading the post, you probably posted some other "authoritative source" of yours and out of respect for my intelligence, I'm not even going to respond.