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@finnegan: Are you kidding? Make yourself comfortable, you did a splendid analysis that I fully agree with. I agree with everything you said. Both on illiteracy and the trip to Europe (which I didn't want to mention for the sake of surprise), and on the Dawson proof that I also liked very much. I consider the one on Mono to be utterly illiterate (now that the rain has returned with the cold, it no longer makes sense and I almost regret it) and generally speaking, they are all superficial.

What could it have meant?

@Cannibalkid: "Oh, I almost forgot, I mentioned the spin-off earlier because one of the main characters, Sean Bateman, is supposed to be the younger brother of Patrick Bateman, the protagonist of 'American Psycho.' One last thing, the actor who plays Sean (James V.D.B.) is him, it's really him, yesss, he's Dawson, yesss, the one from Dawson's Creek!" I said this; I didn't say that The Rules of Attraction is a spin-off of American Psycho. Then, Sean Bateman seems to me like a sensitive guy on the good side; what's the problem? That he deals? Is he bad just because he deals? He just "drives the economy"; there are people who contribute to this cause by doing much worse actions. Plus, he does it to survive, not for luxury. As for Lauren, maybe she’s a bit desperate, but she’s certainly not bad or insensitive. A thesis on "The Rules of Attraction"? WOW! You will solve the problem of world hunger!

mmmh, the name of the album intrigues me....

Thank you all, thank you barbanera, paloz at this point let me know...

Do you remember the thing about tastes? With this one, you’ve convinced me, screw tastes, I’m looking for it!

Ah, I almost forgot, maturity is achieved with the ingestion of "Lophophora williamsii."

Be careful Bob, a "bomba" before going there...

Hello Doc! Nice personal card... Even though personally I'd place love higher up and would also add fun. Cuban greetings!

STAYPOWER IS YOUR GOD!