telespallabob

Welcome to Debaser. Wow, what a debut! Congratulations, I remember the film and I really liked it.

Double 5 at Mariottide almost by law

They've done better than this, starting with the one that came after. An uneven album alternating between absolute gems ("La Storia" without a doubt) and some bad songs ("Tutti Salvi," "Sotto le stelle del Messico a Trapanar").

True, an album remembered only (and unjustly) for the presence of Frank Zappa. Definitely far from the sounds of the early years.

I liked the first one, then they got worse. I haven't heard this one.

Objectively, talking about this album is not easy at all, especially given the importance it has later taken on and even in subsequent developments. Nevertheless, it is a piece of History of Music.

Is it really necessary? Remember that marriage is the grave of love (the double is intentional).

@Trota, thanks for the compliment. @Fedeee, I focus on student lists because high school life is also about these things. The fact that there isn’t a real representation and that these things aren’t useful is another matter, and I fully agree with that. Regarding parents, I don’t want something like this to happen; rather, to avoid such events, the school should empower the student. Unfortunately, the fact that they are not aware of certain dynamics at that time, which are easier, leads certain characters to vote randomly in elections, which brings certain figures to power. P.S. The only "grey" I know is Gaber's.

I respond to you as well. From my high school experience, I noticed two things: the youth and adolescent crowd is easily manipulable and manageable with superficial but appealing arguments. The second is that it is possible to stimulate them and engage them without forcing them, without teaching them anything. My classmates (I'll continue with this example) paradoxically managed to carry out both of these line of reasoning. On one hand, they showed themselves to be aware and capable individuals, yet on the other hand, they succumbed to extremely generalized and superficial impulses, which led them to have a distorted view of the school reality, contradicting themselves continuously. They were driven by confusion and a lack of ideas. They seemed almost forced into the roles that their bodies imposed on them in the final years of high school, while in spirit they remained dramatically attached to their freshman year (not as understood in the Classical sense; in that case, we refer to the fourth year of Middle School). Unfortunately, teachers often participate in this perversion only to complain later on without taking any responsibility. From this perspective, luck also plays a role in having professors who teach you certain values and educate you in discipline, which is not highly valued if the recipient has a well-filled wallet. An adolescent will never take that decisive step unless there is a devastating event in their personal life (for instance, the loss of a parent). School, through teaching and good will, can enable the student to progress and form a mindset free from the judgments of the "leader," allowing them to think as they see fit.

With the remark about being considered an adult at 11 years old, it's a jab at Fedeee, in relation to that phrase: "Then if you are all intellectuals who at 14 detested anything that wasn't serious literature, I can't know," as if one must despise someone who at that age makes astute remarks. Perhaps in this world ignorance is preferred, but I don't share that view. Was the Church's comment supposed to be a joke? I wouldn't know; if that's the case, I believe you (I'm not very good at picking up on jokes), but it didn't make me happy because there are many people who think that way and use certain tactics to defend their beliefs. I simply didn't expect it from you. That's also why I adopted an extremely detached tone. I recognize the differences in opinion, and for that reason, I would like to discuss it seriously and intelligently since sometimes we complain that strong topics are lacking in our conversations here. It's also a way to elevate the review. One last thing, I apologize since it seems that you were offended, and it wasn't my intention.