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Geenoo, you really are good. Come over to my house and I'll let you sleep with my sister.

Doubts? This is nice. It's a fake. Period. It's a matter of experience.

Indeed, Grasshopper, it’s not what I think you should worry about, but rather who you are. You’re someone who gets played by this Romeo (who is either Paolo or some imitator of his: so sad) who is nothing but a fake... so you sit there reading the little page, the comments, letting yourself be made a fool. Not that I care what you do or any other polite person who comes to say, "Bravo Romeo, you write nonsense and you write poorly, but I’ll give you three: 1 because you exist, 1 because you wrote, 1 because you sent the review." A while ago, when things were much faster and more sincere around here, people would come and give a 1, throw a couple of insults, and then laugh... now no, you engage in discussions even about crap. You worry about review ratings and similar trivialities, all acting serious. Your business, I felt like saying it, and I said it. If you feel caught in the middle, that’s your problem; I’ve never even read a single one of your comments. I don’t know who you are and I’m not interested either.

What a shame, Dream... I'm not going to be there this year either. Oh, you have to remind me next year way in advance so I can mark it down and not make any other plans :)

No, let me explain how Debaser could be similar to real life.

Finn, in the end, it’s all about tastes. Granted, if adolescent is a flaw (which I don’t believe), I find the lightness of Trainspotting to be more adolescent... which I also find, in a certain sense, glossy. Of course, these are tastes, but when you finish watching Trainspotting, you don’t think “oh, how disgusting heroin is” ...on the contrary. Instead, when I finished watching Requiem, I thought “oh, how disgusting heroin is” ...certainly always a matter of relativity. I could say that heroin is disgusting and you could respond with the opposite... but from my point of view, Trainspotting almost felt like an advertisement. This does not. With this, I’m not saying a film must carry a moral message. To please me, it simply has to appeal to me... and this one appeals to me more. It’s true that the themes are different, but the protagonists are still united by the same substance.

Pissed off? Just have a laugh... as Super suggests, don't talk about me like I'm some moralizing priest. I warned you once, don't make me repeat myself. I say whatever the hell I want, always and everywhere... I haven't justified anything, monkey. If anything, I've expressed my anti-democratic stance. Can I do that, or do I have to be a boring moralizer like you? That said, avoid dragging me into it, idiot, or if you really have to, just give me your address.

It is up to people's culture to engage with the message; of course, I don't position myself as a blank slate to write upon. No universal law, just my law, the only one I recognize. I read the review, and it's pretty terrible with nonchalance. I don't know where the Curva Sud is, here, at most, there’s the Curva B, and intellectuals or presumed intellectuals, or those who would like to be, aren't looked upon favorably. I share that opinion... at least that one.

Mistra, move out of the way or I'll shove you among the organic waste ;)

Damn, you say mediocre jerk and Geenoo pops up. The cases of life.