GiudiceWoodcock

Sorry, I'll rephrase the comment:
I forgot a bit of philosophy up the ass... Anyone interested?

Did I forget some philosophy up my ass? Anyone interested?

Better then that I cover it with a pressure cooker the next time I meet it.

Isidore of Seville (in Latin Isidorus Hispalensis; Cartagena, circa 560 – Seville, April 4, 636) was a Latin writer and archbishop. He is venerated as a saint by the Catholic Church, which considers him a Doctor of the Church.
A cleric in Seville, Isidore succeeded his brother Leander in the episcopal governance of the important archdiocese. He played a prominent role in the political-religious affairs of Visigoth-dominated Spain, which he is said to have converted to Christianity, and as a promoter and foremost representative of a revival of culture and letters during those times. His cultural interests encompassed the entire field of knowledge of the time: the liberal arts, law, medicine, natural sciences, history, and dogmatic and moral theology. However, his immense literary output suffered from this broad range of interests and lacks originality and depth, often reducing itself to mere compilations or anthologies.

You forgot to mention that Genghis Khan is the leader who, after unifying the Mongol tribes and founding the Mongol Empire, led them to conquer most of Central Asia, China, Russia, Persia, the Middle East, and parts of Eastern Europe, creating, even if only for a short time, the largest empire in human history. His grandson Kublai Khan was the first emperor of the Chinese Yuan dynasty.

I can't find the review of this masterpiece, reviewed on DeB three times, on Tv Sorrisi e Canzoni.
Now I'll try to look for it on the Lucignolo website.

A review as pleasant as a stinging jellyfish in a swimsuit.

"It's now certain, the Crematory are back!"
Damn what luck, I will eagerly await them in Buchenwald with a few thousand other faithful.

But then, what the hell do the Litfiba have to do with Cabo?
And, above all, who the hell is Cabo?

And the shit comes back.