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Are you telling me that in 2008, in addition to nodding his head in time, he was actually doing some real dance moves? UH!
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I might not mind. Interesting.
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Did you run out of words due to emotion? Were the abundant tears threatening to corrode the keys of the keyboard? c'est bien, you convinced me.
WATCH OUT because we could also think of a cetacean excrement, and you rascal would want to lead us into the trap??
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"giving everyone chronic dermatitis with edema" protoalliterator experiments?
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I haven't heard the song (yet), but the domopak outfit is really cool...
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Let me give you an example: The image of the angelic woman is a product of patriarchy. Let’s start from this premise, for a whole series of subsequent reflections.
From how you describe it (and I must say, very well), it doesn’t seem so contemporary, honestly, but it seems interesting.
I find it very right to raise certain issues; what is often ignored is that feminism (think of intersectional feminism) itself addresses this. I never quite understand what you men mean by "modern feminism," as it is inevitable for you that a writing from 2000 seems current.
The writing is really good, the most fluid I have come across regarding Debasio in recent times. I should read you more often.
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I read The Train of the Gods and I'm still feeling irritated. I can't say I liked it; I read to the end (600 damn pages) just to see how pointless a story based on dozens of references to other sci-fi and fantasy could be without proposing anything innovative. Multi-award-winning... HMMM!
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Finished reading yesterday.
As written above (in a derogatory manner that I do not share), the novel is a continuous description, and that is its greatest strength. The Japan of the 60s/70s portrayed was far more advanced than an Italy of 2023.
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After a certain age, saying you're sad and being judged as sad is out. You still have time; you're a kid who can still bask in the idea of youth. So enjoy it and throw tantrums as much as you want.