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A carabinieri non-commissioned officer comes home with a terrible stomachache. He asks his wife for the hot water bottle, but unfortunately, the bottle is old, so it’s leaking. They turn to their neighbors: "Do you happen to have a hot water bottle we could borrow?" "No, unfortunately ours leaks too. But what do you need it for?" "To put it on my stomach: I have a bad stomachache." The neighbor then suggests, "In these cases, we use the cat..." "But how, the cat?" "Yes, it's a nice big, fluffy cat..." "But it doesn’t scratch, does it?" "Nooo, he’s so sweet... On the belly, he gives off a lot of warmth..." The officer takes the cat and takes it away with him. The next day, the neighbor hears a knock and goes to open the door. The officer appears, all scratched up on the face, holding a bundle in which he has shut the cat. "What happened?" asks the neighbor. "Well, you see, as long as it was about putting the funnel in his rear, he was fine... but when I tried to pour the hot water..."

I have the fortune and honor of owning the vinyl!

Thank you, Giona, for this tip... there’s always something to learn ;)

what wonderful music.....what a wonderful review......

@ale9to so, Ozzy occasionally shows up with some new metal album, while Sly no longer writes here but for some online magazines. Fede also pops up on the homepage from time to time, while Hell is busy with exams, but I don't know if he'll write on deb anymore...

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Your best review, really beautiful this time you've outdone yourself!!!!!...PS: I really enjoyed the album, I agree with everything you said ;)

attention to the spaces!

PS: I return to this page to point out the masterpiece by Johann Heinrich Füssli titled "Matrimonio di Titania," a painting inspired by Shakespeare's comedy....

Shakespeare's comedy is wonderful; there are no words to describe it....Steve Hackett has done an extraordinary job in musically interpreting the art that lies behind Shakespearean genius, giving life to a delicate and intense creature in a dreamlike, almost "metaphysical" musical setting.....I thank you for these wonderful pages, Giona, with all my heart.........