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This is the chapel, small but it makes its presence felt... immagine:1525857567_8c656d2e2b.jpg?v=0

I imagine it must be really frustrating to be paid for something you're not capable of doing. Core, why start with Naples? Well, I can't imagine a more morbidly connected environment to Maradona (and Kusturica provides proof of this with some clips from the documentary). Naples is Maradona and Maradona is Naples, and when viewed from above, Naples resembles a brain, with Spaccanapoli at its center, between the two hemispheres, along with the chapel dedicated to Maradona... it seems to me a symptom, but also a symbol. Anyway, it's anything but a coincidence that the Germans get lost in photos while the English do not (let's specify the English: a people that Maradona himself, as stated in the film, grandiosely hates; a people that destroyed Naples on a whim, first by backing the Bourbons and then by financing the Freemason Garibaldi) seems to me another symptom, one that explains why Maradona is still very relevant, just like the things he did. People forget everything, but not Maradona.

Of course, you pronounce the word "fake" often. The super nice thing is that "works for many, but not for all" you wrote about The Lord of the Rings (and that makes you a Nerd) and then you get all excited about Satriani (and that just makes you a kitschy guy). It's nice, with a bit of effort you'll see that someone will call you a human case. Don't worry, I’m not taking it personally. It’s just that you’re a fool and someone has to tell you that. Goodnight, Bruno.

Bruno, I’m reading some of your comments. Good job, you’re a perfect example of a fool. Basically, you go from “works for many, but not for all” to “you’re a human case.” Repeat the first one every 5 comments, the second one every 15. Your comments are for no one. Calm down, you’re so mediocre that no one can label you as a “human case,” you can't be called out if no one notices you.

Mentecatto, given the comment from the editor of Family Christian that you left earlier, I clicked on your name and after seeing that you wrote the utterly terrible review of "Milk" that I read back then, I was drawn to something with "Padania." You don't know how to write, that's all... no more, no less, and since you are wallpaper, this was the only way to read you. Who is Claudia? Explain it to someone else. To me, explain what it is that you understood that others didn't and how your comment differs, in substance, from the review (only that the review is better), and therefore, you could explain why you find the review terrible. And then maybe, if you really care about my good mood, you could explain what you understood about Maradona that others didn’t get and especially what there is to understand. I am human, I go to the gallery, you instead are the wallpaper of the gallery. That’s your highest achievement. Tschuss

Never seen a more expansive asshole than the Po Valley. Cheers.

Claudia has arrived.

Of course, comment number 10 goes with a nice "for me" upfront, before some doctrinaire altar boy shows up to ruin the fun.

Well, now it’s so kitsch that it looks like the work of someone living in Belgrade :) Just kidding, just kidding. Thank you. Bob, for the most beautiful goal by Maradona, I’ll take about fifteen years to get back to you (what you say is incredible... stuff that even a scientist can't explain how it happened). The incredible thing is that at any time you turn on the television in Naples, there’s always a local channel showing all of Maradona's goals. One ends up watching the same program over and over. I even like the one against Verona... but it’s tough.

Beautiful for Stoney. On the 5th, Pirandello, in this world, wouldn’t even see it with binoculars. And I particularly liked that "any" after the name, not because it’s too simple or too complicated (even though in my opinion it's down-to-earth... so much so that it comes out in the newsstands attached to Gente), but precisely because it’s mediocre and quite mediocre - both as a person and as a writer, and especially as a thinker - to be pumped up in a miserable Italy and for the miserable. Beautiful for Stoney and with this, you’ve earned yourself a spritz of de-Ammmore.