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@FIQUATA: thinking about them on the toilet at home is something everyone does... how I wish you were right, but it seems to me that a lot of people these days have their biggest thought on playing the SuperEnalotto and switching phones...

Communist nonsense... if we start ideologizing, we'll never finish. You can agree or disagree, but "communist" doesn't mean a thing; the book in question doesn't really seem to be "communist" at all.

I meant that once there were more comments precisely because there were anonymous ones; now it's harder to reach certain numbers. Even though 3601...I would love to be able to open it just to see with my own eyes...3601!

Fabri Fibra "Tradimento" by GIZ91: 2329 comments. In any case, I won't even try to open this one or that one by the Drinn Featherr!!!!

But then we also need to consider the % of anonymous users, which in Zucchero's case... will be 60-70%!

Well, the book is disarmingly easy, very direct and immediately readable. Even though I definitely prefer Orwell's "1984," perhaps the most beautiful book I have ever read in my life. And in any case, anyone with a minimum sense of reality can see how far we've come: besides the theme of the law that should be equal for everyone, Orwell also teaches us to name things in a way that makes them appear as what they are not. So military occupation of other countries is a "Peace Mission," incinerators that magically make trash "disappear" (that's what they want us to believe) and equally magically increase the cancer risk exponentially are called "waste-to-energy plants," and the prisons where undocumented immigrants are crammed (and where they pretend not to know what else happens...) are called "Identification Centers" (has anyone ever been "identified"?).

Bea! A nice record, even though I've never been a huge fan of the Dead Boys.

First recenZione? Just beautiful!

A colleague of my uncle who used to ship products for cement factories (this was about 10-15 years ago), during the lunch break at a trattoria between Bassano Del Grappa and Montebelluna, while “Us And Them” was playing from the juke-box, paid for with my uncle's money, hit his head against the corner of the ice cream fridge and died.

@LOSTINSPACE: please, be careful tonight not to make a MAGNETIC screw-up, otherwise tomorrow on the homepage...