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But is the album title a tribute to Miles Davis? Anyway, the track linked by alfama is cool, I'll give it a try.

ah the rece... well, I've understood for a while that the zot suck. Pardon mon ami <3

I am for Francis Scott Fitzgerald, meaning I believe we fall in love with the essence that manifests in the beloved person, never with the person themselves. The person is merely an opaque body that allows a glimpse of the beloved essence. In short, what if they come back and the essence has already thinned out? What do you do with Stefania? You toss her aside, you say. Alright, after all, if she has a hot body and breasts like the tank of a super liquidator, that's fair too; who cares about Fitzgerald? But then, Miranda Skriniar and Ranocchia alone are not enough for an entire season!

I swear I'm listening, huh.

It's a shame that two years ago no one thought of the same murderous initiative for the Gallagher masterpiece. "What a cazz de story, morning glory" seems like a happy title to me.

Certo, inviami il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

This album quickly became the official record for the omahaceleb family's road trips; Dad loves it, Mom loves it, while the little one remains silent and gives her approval without a word. Undoubtedly great minimal electronics.

Oh my God, I just can't handle it, kloo. But I stop by to say hello.

Unforgettable group, no beating around the bush. Well done, jc.

I fully support you on Sei lezioni sulla storia di Carr, my friend Carlos. A great classic that everyone should really read. At a very basic and down-to-earth level, the issue is that most historical biographies and monographs on figures are mere historiography. History is something else, and especially doing history is another thing. The problem is playing at being a historian, stacking up piles of books written by others at home, without ever cracking one’s head over the sources. This is the flaw of thousands of books from Mondadori bookstores that don’t say a damn thing about history. I would also like to say other things, like that I agree with Momigliano that we need to make public use of history; indeed, it is essential, otherwise it becomes something for the initiated that ends up in the dusty archives of the usual "Duke Alfonso Maria di Sant'Agata dei Fornari"; and that Cantimori is seriously wrong when he thinks that historical dissemination is always a betrayal of the historian's work. He is a genius, perhaps the greatest Italian intellectual of the last century, but he is very wrong. Then I would like to say many other things, but the little girl wants to read "Barbapapà e i colori" and there's no way around it. However, it's a nice discussion, I hope it doesn’t die.