telespallabob

Well done, cabbage! I made the gaffe of the year (thanks to whoever pointed it out to me). I kindly ask the editors to write Succi where I wrote Dorella and vice versa. Please forgive this mistake.

Ah, I forgot about it.

I wouldn't give a rating to this book because any score is heretical, reductive of the work and its brilliance. The review demands vengeance. Please, enough!

Welcome to Debaser. Is this a decoy? I think they are overrated (I’m referring to the band).

The scene with the rakes, you mean that historic one from the "Witness Protection Program" that the Simpsons go through? Fantastic, not the best. There are some characters who have indulged in flashes of stupidity (like some scenes in Winchester, they make me die laughing). It's not in Salt Lake City, but in Lago Orrore (Lake Terror, in the original). If I'm not mistaken, though, they say it's in Utah, I'm not too sure.

Has Frusciante's new one really come out? I knew the approximate time was around now, but I wasn't entirely sure of the day. Good to know. I'll get it and then I'll judge.

Do you have to reach 300? You are ambitious @NettaDebaser, thank you very much for your kindness.

At comment 150, I got tired of reading. As far as I'm concerned, it's illogical to write a review on "CCCP - Fedeli Alla Linea" and then stop at those four letters, effectively sidestepping the discussion. It almost seems that politics and ideology must be an obsession of thought and intellectual dialogue in this country. Talk about the music, which seems rough and elementary but is actually more refined than we've been led to believe (the references are remarkable). Read Ferretti's lyrics, something incredible, unique in many ways. A guy who, during the reflux period, starts writing parables like "Produci Consuma Crepa" or the legendary chorus of "Io Sto Bene" leads to two possible options: A) We're talking about a prophet who lived on earth and demonstrated an incredibly intellectual stance (something that only Battiato had the courage to do in Italy; the others were poets or madmen! The intellectual should shake consciences and build a new way of thinking while remaining at a detached level), B) We're talking about a moron who has cobbled together a few words and people believed him. Thinking about what he has written since then (read "Cupe Vampe," and then if you want, we can discuss what a peace mission with tanks means for this society), it's hard for me to believe in the second scenario. The question is simple: what do we need today? Refined tunes for people looking to make posts about everything, or a collective electroshock session (no offense to Basaglia)? For the first, you can stay in your own dimension, as it's full of people who claim to be "anti" or anarchic at all costs, without even knowing what certain words mean. For the second, you're in luck: just call a friend, have them tie you to a chair, and stick this record in your ears. The side effects of this therapy? A bit more reflection on this world and life, something we probably refuse to do because stopping and asking, "What am I doing here?" is no longer part of human experience. In my opinion, we are just incredibly mediocre and don't want to admit it because man is the superior being endowed with thought, with the means to destroy his neighbor and burdened with delusions of grandeur. We are nothing, but that doesn’t mean we have to feel bad. "It’s a matter of formality." Rejoice; to be happy, all it takes is sex.

We didn't make it. @There is, in fact, King Silvius I, who chose the most disgusting leader for the empire: Italy. Aldo is the best reflector, with the hair he has. @Nettadebaser, I might be interested but on one condition: that the meeting is not in Cantagallo, anywhere in the world but not there. That gas station is cursed! At least for me it is! Anyway, I am tired of this game and I join, once again, your "Movement."

If the problem is Inti-Illimani, then it’s not a problem for me. Besides that, great review. P.S. A Vote for the Gnocca is urgent. I summon Ardalo to the chair of the "Vote the Gnocca on Debaser" committee.