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In my opinion, the national team will only be able to start over after the 2010 World Cup, which will be won by one of these four: Spain, Brazil, England, Argentina. Only then will it be possible to begin anew because as long as we keep saying "we are the world champions," we won't get anywhere. And then, I like Bagni, but he brings an unbelievable amount of bad luck; since he's been commenting, the Champions League has been terrible and so has the national team, and it can't just be a coincidence. It’s not Civoli, because Civoli was also there in 2006, but back then Mazzola was the commentator. Sure, maybe someone watches the match on Sky, but Bagni's jinxed influence also reaches there via satellite.

Damn. I haven't read it all yet, so don't hold it against me, Splinter, but it's a pretty hefty brick. Anyway, I plan to finish it by next Sunday. What I've read so far isn't bad, though.

Marcello Lippi, the day after the Conf Cup - "the important thing is to start well and win the first match, then it goes downhill until the semifinals" - to Marcè, but you see, go to hell...
Anyway, thanks to everyone who passed through here. Thanks to the Editors for having improved it for me, with bold text and paragraph separation. Yes, I know, I’m the same one who often used unkind terms towards the staff, but that’s just how I am; when I get angry, I tell everyone to get lost, but when it’s right to say thank you, it’s right, so thank you. And I must admit that if I discovered this fantastic musician, I owe it to Debaser, so thank you Debaser. Now enough, though; I wouldn’t want you to think I’ve suddenly lost it. I’m still the same annoying person as ever, don’t worry.
X Justice, Irish Tour is an unreachable album, but if you want to dive deeper, these, Live In Europe, and Blueprint are excellent. At least, those are the ones I know, and I like them all. Calling Card, however, struck me in a particular way; let’s just say that after Irish Tour, it’s the one that surprised me the most.

Yes, it's true, in the beginning they were a group, and indeed Caravan, the review doesn't show up among those of Santana, nor under the name Carlos Santana, and I wouldn’t want it to be precisely because the album in question should be credited to Santana and not Carlos Santana. I think it would be a good idea for you to ask the editors to correct the author; it would be a shame if such an excellent review got lost in the web's labyrinth due to a small oversight.

beautiful, good job. Obviously among the "almost all" I'm not there; hardcore gives me annoying migraines.

Well done, caravan, connoisseur's tastes! But has it really been ten years since Supernatural? Damn, how time flies, it feels like just yesterday that I bought that burned CD from a Senegalese street vendor outside my house. I still remember those pretentious friends telling me that the pirated CDs bought from the stalls wouldn't last long, yet after ten years it's still going strong. Down with the snobs and long live the Senegalese.

Congratulations on the review. I noticed that you’ve recently taken up country music. Great choice.

Come on, really? And what are the other two? "I need to pee" and "We Are Women"?

another one? Come on, that's enough

Oh dear Icnarf, you don't want to have anything to do with the big babies... so it must be really difficult living with yourself 24 hours a day, a real torture, right?