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J.K. Rowling Harry Potter e il Principe Mezzosangue
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He forgotten Philip K. Dick. In second grade, I read A Scanner Darkly, it was given to me by the doctor who was giving me methadone at the Ser.T. It was a huge hit among all the kids.
J.K. Rowling Harry Potter e il Principe Mezzosangue
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Is Asimov someone you read in elementary school now? And Wilbur Smith? You really have crap in your brain. You're as stupid as... I don’t know, you're beyond that.
David Fincher The Social Network
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<< spectacular soundtrack by Trent Reznor >> Nice rhythm, too bad about the shitty sounds. He, who saw the light in the 80s, in 2010 copies the crap he buried with a burp 20 years ago, or copies himself while self-sabotaging. "On We March" (from this shitty movie) is a glaring example: take the worst of The Wretched (i.e., the piano), remove the best, slow down the tempo: you have a new song. Similar but much shittier, and since it's similar, even shittier by principle. You sell a millionth of what "Things Fall Apart" sold (not to mention other Halo games that sold more), yet you're okay with that. Everyone softens to sell, he softened to disappear into nothingness. He claimed to have come to his senses, but for me, he’s now in a really bad place. Like, really bad. There’s a piece in here with Game Boy sounds, stuff that makes you want to go to his house and put dirty toilet paper on the car handles. The movie, anyway, is the usual pointless sequence of scenes that there are millions of, and millions more will come. Unfortunately.
J.K. Rowling Harry Potter e il Principe Mezzosangue
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I remember the super-fantasy books for kids, in the 80s there were "Conan-like," "Star Wars-like," and of course tons of Tolkien-like. I recall a bunch of beautiful covers (so metal), but I never read any of them nor do I know anyone who did. We all admired those gorgeous, metal covers. I had a ton of ultra-cultural books at home, never read. I had a lot of mainstream junk at home, and I only read Follett, but between middle school and high school, because in elementary school I didn't care much about the people who were having sex and stealing. I’m part of the BB'S B'G (bìbìssbììgìì), BartleBoom's Books Generation. Reading was for losers. Bibis Bi Gì, I’ll tattoo it on my knee, so this horror doesn’t happen again.
J.K. Rowling Harry Potter e il Principe Mezzosangue
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Damn, someone understands Geeno! It's unbelievable. Explain to us how to solve the global financial crisis, it’s easier, so you can pull it off in half an hour.
Them Crooked Vultures Them Crooked Vultures
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You've basically declared that you have terrible taste.
Company Flow Funcrusher Plus
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Once again this summer they are coming together for a tour (already happened a couple of years ago, bless the internet and the lack of money). Light schedule on a Saturday in July, in London: Mf Doom, them, Portishead (maybe some others, but who cares).
Marco Travaglio Ad personam
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Only scudetti, I think just the one from the Galacticos during the full Galactica era. For the rest, they have cups like wheelbarrows; it seems they’re missing none of the available ones.
Roberto Giacobbo 2012: la fine del mondo?
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I'm also glad that after some time you remember certain episodes. You're famous all over Italy; I posted the link to that review in several forums to make everyone laugh.
Roberto Giacobbo 2012: la fine del mondo?
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I always fondly remember a review by Gallagher of Kaos. The good Gallagher talked about songs featuring chico'md, songs with beats by Deda, and songs featuring Melma & Merda. The good Gallagher had listened to an album where the same person sang under different names (just for laughs) and he didn't even notice. And when I pointed it out to him, he even said, "No, that's not true." A Rap album, mind you, not instrumental. This is one of the users with the biggest slices of ham ever seen; we knew he had them in his ears, and now we discover that little by little, the slices have made their way to his brain.