Starblazer

great chief Estiqaatsi, augh!

@ Paolafrancesca: I strongly doubt that the so-called suicidal tendencies of emos correspond to reality (unfortunately)

oops, I accidentally played the ace of spades :-(

DeLorenzo, I EXPECT that my comment is cited in your personal profile: STARBLAZER | Date: 4/9/2009 9:30 | Rating: 1 | Book Rating: —
so: who still as a fruit of a degradation of morals that precedes the more general crisis of a disintegrating society far from the values, feminine and masculine, that should support it (recalling the spread of homosexuality in decaying civilizations like ancient Greece or Nero's Rome). + In this florilegium of distinct and disagreeing positions, all equally deserving of in-depth analysis and criticism, + and how homosexuality is, all things considered, a normal thing, and homosexual citizens like everyone else, to whom no one should ever turn their backs. = 1 fixed with a (slurping) kiss from the jury.
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In my opinion, reading through all this philosophical/musical/artistic/what ever discussion, the good Freddie is having a good laugh up there :-)

The cover is very nice, as for the music I can't even imagine what kind of atrocity a mix between emo and grindcore could be :-O

SEX AND THE SILVIO.

@ Lupin: she certainly wasn't a genius, but a good singer (besides being beautiful) who was pleasant to listen to, partly because of her voice and partly because the melodies are objectively above average compared to the various whores like Britney Spears or thereabouts. That's it.

Comment no. 14: All the more reason to justify my bitterness in realizing how this woman (who for me was much more than just her curves or her ass or her tits) has literally thrown her talent and abilities away.

@ Lupin: I was convinced, and I emphasize was.