marpado

Only the mega-photoshopped poster of Knightley is worth a full one.

@Contemplation forgive me for replying only now to your comment (#48). I retaliate with violence.

One of the few Italian singers capable of moving me... she justly died prematurely. While the assholes bore us for centuries and centuries...

Great ass, meaty and firm. And then she moves it like no one else. Instant erection. That's all there is to say about Shakira.

Death Doom Metal, even... do one thing: tomorrow the sun is out, go outside a bit.

Oh my God, they have...

@cacchione but why do you have any hope? These three imbeciles (just sticking to these three) have to spice up their worn-out product with something else in order to sell it, otherwise they run the serious risk that even their most die-hard fans will tell them to fuck off. A bit of smoke and mirrors in the form of social commitment, pseudo-politics, or simply "lifestyle," and suddenly that vast herd of sheep that has fed them for years can’t wait to shout miracle, ready to grasp the profound lessons from their idols. Ligabue with his cynical and bastardly life but if you believe it, you can make it, Jovanotti with his "let's love each other," Vasco Rossi with his bullshit morals (like "It takes little"), all deeply soaked in banality, cheap rhetoric, and bucketfuls of commonplaces. Honestly, they've broken my balls. And I’m pretty sure that Vasco Rossi's next release will be crap like, or worse than, his latest disasters: three words at most, some random "eeeeh" and paternalistic advice from the bowling club.

"I do it so I don't sound like a fool even when I sound like a fool" ... but this pain-in-the-ass could at least have used fewer 'esse' in his usual silly rhyme, right? And come on, enough with these pop professionals who pretend to be pseudo-intellectual engaged saints. After Ligabue saying his banal goodnight to Italy, Jovanotti who "studies man," now we just need Vasco Rossi with who knows what other nonsense. Enough already; they can keep making billions with their music for brain-dead people, but they should stop bothering us with their life lessons...

"Fast and Furious" in Amatrice style...