Truman

They came to my area a couple of weeks ago, but unfortunately, I couldn't make it.

I trust the film. I read that there will be a third part.
"Donnie also had a mother." The more mischievous are also thinking about the fourth "Donnie had a father," while the rumor is going around that the next one will be "Donnie had a fourth cousin he had very little in common with, but that’s how it is."

It’s always nice to see how everyone discovers their own sexuality. Imagine that I thought I was a little elephant, but then I read a book on human anatomy and understood everything.
Sorry Terry, I ate heavily. Will you ever be able to forgive me?

I love you, editors (sorry for the double message, I accidentally refreshed).

Hello everyone, I just want to say that I did indeed give it a five (even though I really liked the book), a four might have been more accurate (by the way, can’t the editors do something about it? God bless them).
Bartle: As for Robert, I think he lacked some development throughout the story, and for that reason, some of his actions seem forced (the reader has to understand his decision quite difficultly); the fact that you didn't like it (as I thought too: "no way would I - or anyone else - do something like that for…"), in the end I read it as a huge mistake that is made, and that can be made by a weak personality trying to grasp the one thing they’ve truly wanted in their life; then it turns out to be a mistake, an error, but it’s already been done, which takes away some fiction from the story and adds a bit of life. That said, it can still seem like a forced choice.
For FEDEEE: There are many interesting insights about sleep, moreover the entire book is a continuous intertwining of memories and situations (so much so that the various parts connect with similar phrases, but at different times, enhancing the feeling of living a memory-dream); if you like the theme of dreams (dream-life and so on), you surely must have seen the film "Waking Life" by Linklater (I think there’s a review on debaser, and if there isn’t, I’ll do one!)..if you haven’t seen it, absolutely watch it, 99% chance you’ll love it if you enjoy these themes.
Thanks to everyone, especially to Alia76 for the trust.

Hello everyone, I just want to say that I did indeed give it a five (even though I really liked the book), a four might have been more accurate (by the way, can’t the editors do something about it? God bless them).
Bartle: As for Robert, I think he lacked some development throughout the story, and for that reason, some of his actions seem forced (the reader has to understand his decision quite difficultly); the fact that you didn't like it (as I thought too: "no way would I - or anyone else - do something like that for…"), in the end I read it as a huge mistake that is made, and that can be made by a weak personality trying to grasp the one thing they’ve truly wanted in their life; then it turns out to be a mistake, an error, but it’s already been done, which takes away some fiction from the story and adds a bit of life. That said, it can still seem like a forced choice.
For FEDEEE: There are many interesting insights about sleep, moreover the entire book is a continuous intertwining of memories and situations (so much so that the various parts connect with similar phrases, but at different times, enhancing the feeling of living a memory-dream); if you like the theme of dreams (dream-life and so on), you surely must have seen the film "Waking Life" by Linklater (I think there’s a review on debaser, and if there isn’t, I’ll do one!)..if you haven’t seen it, absolutely watch it, 99% chance you’ll love it if you enjoy these themes.
Thanks to everyone, especially to Alia76 for the trust.

Intriguing report.

Oh oh!

And let's round it off.
Welcome, eh!

The review could have been a bit more complete, but it's still a nice mention and the track-by-track is very light and smooth (wait, though: 30 euros!?). I'm rating the album on trust.