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Honestly, I really don't like this review focused entirely on the negatives. Sorry, but why do you care about what certain critics (because the majority actually speak very well of them) write, have written, or will write about them? It seems that if something is open to interpretation, it somehow delegitimizes your taste. In the fourth paragraph, it even seems like you're talking about the Stones. Oh, by the way, what a great pop group the Beatles are, even if they're a bit tiresome; in every review, there's always the old pro-anti Scaruffi debate. Who knows what year that "infamous" page was written in.

Oh, nice comment 75. Indoctrinated? Political activism? Do we know each other? I'm going to eat, because debating with fools like you doesn't leave me feeling right.

@interceptor: just cut it out.

I wrote rem, but I meant to write queen.

Debaser, on the other hand, has changed because now you can review crappy bands like Weezer and R.E.M. without getting cursed out. And reviews like this have an average of 3.18 instead of 1.1.
@punisher: I'm curious, who would I be fake? Write to me here or send me a PM, either way is fine (:

@punisher: you're such an idiot, no doubt about it.

terrifying review, when not useless. I believe there was already another one, and the discussion underneath seemed quite different. cultural level equal to zero? and what is culture? perhaps even people from very different social backgrounds are guilty of denialism? and with the legitimization of right-wing ideals, all those who frequent "right-wing social centers" have nothing in common with it; we are talking about realities well distinct from the common notion of society, we are speaking of the excluded and unrepresented from urban peripheral realities, and similar examples can be made regarding "left-wing" social centers as well. politics has nothing to do with it; when you are born and live in certain situations, you often are a tabula rasa, a book with blank pages and a cover with something written in capital letters said by others. "people we would gladly do without" is worse than all the excerpts from interviews that you report.

I bend my right thumb almost to my wrist and I definitely understand what you’re saying, but I’m a bit halfway between the two categories of gamers :) On this one, I’ll pass on Enslaved because it comes out a bit too close to the new Fallout, but I tried it and it seemed quite nice to me. (even though the jumps are practically remote-controlled)

maybe they could have trimmed a bit here and there and limited Cedric's tendency to inhale helium, but I consumed this at the time. excessively exaggerated, without measure, thunderous & noisy. you are absolutely right, irrational.

I clicked on it and I expected a long scroll, instead you say a lot in a small space. I would even check it out just for the cover, which is beautiful. But is it available somewhere?