Purpulan

Here’s the text, for the completionists:
"Sore wa ai ja nai
Ai wa sore ja nai
Ai shite 'ru kedo ai sarete wa inai
Kesshite ai ja nai
Ketsu wa ai ja nai
Ai shite 'ru kedo motometari wa shinai
Kono mi sasagete inochi nagedashi Wakime mo furazu Tada hitasura ni
Damashite sukashite yoko-hairi Tanin wo fumitaoshi keri wo kamashite
Tonzura koite! (Tonzura koite!) Tonzura koite! (Tonzura koite!) Tonzura koite! (Tonzura koite!) Tonzura koite!
Banana no kawa de koronde mo
Sore wa subete ano kata no tame
Shiite iu nara sore wa kitto
Ai to iu na no chuuseishin
Itsu mo ai ja nai
Ai wa itsu mo ja nai
Ai sare-sugicha kono mi ga mochimashen
Ai sare-sugicha kono mi ga mochimashen
Ima ga chansu da O-kaidoku! Guramu ikura de kono mi mo douzo
Guumin wo aite ni hito-soudou shinbun busata ni naru mae ni
Tonzura koite! (Tonzura koite!) Tonzura koite! (Tonzura koite!) Tonzura koite! (Tonzura koite!) Tonzura koite!
Hito no michi sura hazurete mo
Sore wa tabun ano kata no tame
Migaeri nado motomeyashinai
Ai yori fukai chuuseishin
Ochite yuku no mo oboreru no mo
Nani mo kamo ga ano kata no tame
Baka demo aho demo kamawanai
Ai to iu na no chuuseishin"

Here we go, beautiful pe'tte, Appe'! I longed for a review like this, but I didn't really expect it. They, after all, have ended up being a bit of the radical chic musical icons, but now that the chic are on Twitter entertaining radical fart exchanges... Keep on rockin' in the mongoloid world!

Come on, Alia, you wouldn't want the bold young man to really waste time with the musty writings of Hesse??! But with some Bonellian publications (which also have archaic features), perhaps...

Copy-paste DISANAPIANTA (Az..aleas!!!): "Exposure: in areas with a typically mild climate, azaleas should be planted in a sunny spot; in regions with hot summers, it is advisable to place azaleas in a semi-shaded or shaded location. Garden varieties are not afraid of cold, even in the case of very low temperatures.
Watering: from March to October, water regularly, but be careful not to soak the soil; during the winter months, water sparingly, only in the case of prolonged dry spells; evergreen azaleas need to be watered throughout the year, keeping the soil slightly moist.
For healthy and regular growth of the plant, fertilization is very important. After the plant has taken root, it should be regularly fertilized with products specific for acid-loving plants; yellowing of the leaves, due to chlorosis, can be prevented by periodically providing a soil amendment based on chelated iron.
Some tips: to always have beautiful azaleas that will make your neighbor envious, we offer you a few small tips. Always remove the flowers at the end of blooming by carefully taking off the flower stalk: this will prevent the plant from wasting energy on seed production. Fertilize at least twice a month with iron sequestrene: this will help in nutrient absorption with a noticeable greening of the leaves. Finally, remember that these plants particularly suffer from watering during the hottest hours of the day, so it’s best to water them in the early morning or at night."

Here we go with the copy-paste culture corner: "The dung beetle lays its eggs inside balls of fresh dung produced by various herbivores, which are carefully buried as food for the future larvae. However, contact with the soil exposes the dung to contamination from unwanted fungi and bacteria, compromising the larvae's life. To combat this, the dung beetle meticulously constructs the dung ball, continuously coating it with a special enzyme produced by symbiotic bacteria found in its anal glands. The remarkable feature of this enzyme is its ability to strongly dehydrate the dung, making it resistant to microbial contamination and ensuring its stability in the soil until the larvae develop. You heard that right; it’s an enzyme capable of splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen, volatile gases that dissipate into the air. The bacterium propagates through the production of spores and the contamination of the dung ball, which serves as nourishment for the young larvae, ensuring the colonization of the digestive system of the new insect. Because of this unique characteristic, the beetle was used by the ancient Egyptians in the mummification process, which requires deep and drastic dehydration of the tissues to allow their preservation over the centuries." (http://geoponica.myblog.it).

Ah, yes, a fleeting glimpse of breasts can be seen... but other than that, it's not a great sight! The next one? Something like: "Beautiful guys, Here’s the Nega!"??! I can't wait!!!

Yes, but just give us the links, damn it, so I can read these treaties in full (considering what the gang is getting away with in the reviews)!

3:17 AM: (R.I.P.)... Only the Sodomite Apple brought into play true "masterpieces" of misunderstood cinema, quiddentro.

Well, Mr. Scafasci, what can I say, the Hacker Schwitzero does his thing, bringing back those analog synth sounds that, in these times, are equivalent to having a face like a BUTT. That said, the references to 80s electronics and disco are more varied and subtle than in the past (given that the levels of the current "RETRO" Fikinga scene are far from being reached). Lastly, the beats change, but Miss Katta has only one meowing register, and it’s the one of someone who only admires their BUTT if they have the whip at hand, and that doesn’t help. In short, it’s a second little disc that’s also quite nice, but it came out long after its time; POSTERIORI "Two" is little, but "3" is more than enough. And that’s all, best regards and RITROsi.

..KittIn...