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Come on, a union stranglehold is hardly denied by anyone. I'm just passing by to say that comment 62 is fantastic, and as soon as I figure out what it means, I'll stamp it with a BËLO.

I forgot the vote... at least this vote. Ah, I completely agree with Geenoo and I’ll add that it’s impossible not to underestimate it given how much of a mess it is. Sfascia, congratulations on the Samsung plasma TV and also on the reflection on the San Bondi bowl. And no one is saying anything about last night’s Vespa? Last night was avant-show. Too funny. We are too far behind.

The ritual of vinyl is unmatched. Take it from the shelf, pull it out of the cardboard, strip it of its sleeve, place it on the turntable, clean it, and let it spin. Fetishism in its raw state.

Yes, in a thousand years he will have grown by 30 centimeters, with shiny blonde curls that reach all the way down to his butt, and he will start the construction of Pluto 2, where the usual mafia infiltration is expected.

I understand you Oma, and what perplexes me is that Italsider fed, at its peak, 100 thousand families who otherwise, perhaps, would not have eaten, and I believe the same can be said for Taranto (we're always talking about poor peoples)... in short, employment, money, minimum life achieved, but also blackened lungs, environmental disasters that will last for millennia, and an army of men without prostates. To put it in Pasolini's words, progress does not go hand in hand with development... this link shows you what the Italsider area looks like today, which becomes ghostly and somewhat fascinating at night. Cronenberg would love it. Now I have to go. Bye. Flickr - Photo Sharing!

The redevelopment should focus on the area where Italsider used to be... a vast area that, if utilized for constructing eight-story buildings, could solve all the housing issues of Naples and its province, not to mention the area where NATO was based, which is at least as large as Italsider. I like the photo I posted because it shows the beach, the black beach made not of sand but of pitch thanks to the waste from Italsider, tar, and other junk... a beach that today cannot even be accessed because it has been closed, not due to the water or at least not only that, but precisely because of the sand that is anything but sand. Well, the grayness of Bagnoli is familiar to me (even though the photo goes far back in time), I have so many wonderful memories of that neighborhood that when I think back, I see a ton of colors and nuances, and today it feels beautiful to wake up, lean out the balcony, and see the Italsider towers as the first thing. It's the current Bagnoli that I don't recognize, unfortunately.

I'm not touchy, can you imagine... I just like to change things and always leave them halfway. Luckily, you can't change personal data, otherwise, I would end up in a madhouse.

Alexander, you have inadvertently become my fake... see you at my next review. A kiss SMACK SMACK!

What a human page!