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Bea! Never heard this disco. I heard something by Pestilence years ago, I liked it, but honestly, I have no idea which album it was.

But there are a disaster of episodes! The ones about punks and nightclubbers are legendary!

@BRAT12:strabel! Anyway, the Emperor have a logo that can even be read.

@ANATAS: ah now I understand... it’s clear that the last of the numerous times I saw them in concert, Portnoy replaced the particular fill with one identified by the formula E=mc^2, a formula that, by the way, he claims to have invented himself, where E stands for the Supreme Ecstasy of the Drim Fiatar fan, and it’s given by m(Medaaaaaal) multiplied by c(creativity), the latter even raised to the second power because, let’s face it, who is more creative than the Drim Fiatar around? This is truly making history, or rather THE LEGEND...

Wretched, Upset Noise, Raw Power, Crazy Box, Eu's Arse...totally agree with you KINGOFASD.

Unreviewable in its masterfulness. However, I don’t agree with the last paragraph: honestly, it seems excessive to use a blank CD for the Drim Fiater… is it the same if I keep the files on my PC? Or no, no, I’ve figured it out: now I’m going to find that damn drumroll and set it as my ringtone… what was the time? PiGreco/Raggio al quadrato?

@BRAT: exactly, in fact if you read post 13 I specifically write about the difference between the two types of poker. @ALEXANDER77: I definitely know five-card poker and honestly I prefer it to Texas, even though I acknowledge that Texas Hold 'Em has that element of risk that "teases" the player. Plus, it's also easier to learn; after just two nights of watching you can sit at the table with friends, while five-card poker is more complex. Finally, what can I say: Ciccio says his annoyingly long "aaaaaalll-innnn" and I say "Fold. As usual. Ziokan."

Well, I knew I would ignite the POKER A 5 CARTE Vs TEXAS HOLD 'EM debate. Lately, I've been playing Texas Hold 'Em a lot, mainly for the convenience of the number of players. I don't agree with you, Alexander77, when you call it a "game for the slow-witted," but I share your point about luck: every now and then I play a little online and I always run into some fool telling someone else, "you've got such luck!" I reply that after bingo, Texas Hold 'Em is the game where luck plays the biggest role. @PANAPP: I only know about this show because it's on at that hour; I haven't turned on the TV during the day in months, I watch it occasionally when I work at night. I see you have a soft spot for Ciccio too... @BRAT: chess? Nice, but you need to be two people without anyone wandering around being annoying. Anyway, I generally like card games, which is why when we gather with friends, I always throw around the idea of poker, ramino, or scopone. And indeed, even though I play Texas online, there's no comparison to actually holding the cards in your hand.

Interesting proposal. I quite like Alabama Thunderpussy; I don't know these others, but given the genre proposed, they pique my curiosity.

@PIENDEPEI: well, I guess I'm a bit older than you, the last things I remember about wrestling are Demolition and Hacksaw Jim Duggan... @FRANCESC: I like it too, especially if played among friends over a liter of beer. @S4DOLL: haha, indeed the thing I liked most about 5 cards was the teresina... anyway, if you're 12 at Texas you can just set up 2 tables of 6 and you're good to go. I repeat: for me, they are two types of poker, but so different that I consider them 2 totally different card games. @MARIO CASSINI: stuntmen and great athletes. The only thing is that if it's commented on like a silly humorous thing, it's annoying. A football fan seriously follows a match, but if Bagni is commentating, it's better to mute it, turn on Radio2, and listen to the Gialappa's commentary, at least they make you laugh on purpose. CHAO BEI!