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Pietro, how could you fall on the vocabulary like that? White Trash is the American way of referring to the southerners; I never expected such a shortcoming from you, so cultured and always on alert, our light that helps us in the darkness of ignorance. Do you remember Claytus from The Simpsons? He is the White Trash of the cartoon.
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Even a review! You had me mark these down on Saturday, now I’ll have to get them for sure since you’ve honored them with such a write-up. The Croat can wait.
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Ok stoney, I also think it's not nice. So? With every post you go from one problem to another, now from weed you’ve gone to hard drugs and from that to world hunger, let me say it’s hard for me to keep up with you. If I say it would be the same for drugs, I’m not saying it would be the same for world hunger, you’re the one saying that, since the discussion about the billion people who die of starvation, while wonderful, is completely off-topic. And you keep listing problems upon problems, but the world needs solutions, even tiny ones, to change, not lists. And I’m not saying you have to save the world right now or that you need to list all the solutions here, I’m just repeating that it’s super easy to judge others' actions while standing still without saying anything. I asked you four times for a proposal not because I want to implement it, but just to see if you can only say "it's wrong" or if you can also say what is the right thing to do. It seems to me that you can only go from one judgment to another, and on issues where it’s incredibly (but incredibly) difficult to do the right thing. Not that it’s a crime to do so, I was just curious.
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No, I don't want to tell you that, I want to tell you what I told you, which is not that. If you're having conversations with yourself, it's not my fault.
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Pass them to him for Christmas then, along with a tie for Monday morning and a covering shampoo from the laboratùàr garniè. It will be a big hit.
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Jim, this is stuff for metalheads who are starting to get some gray hair or put on a tie on Monday morning. It's called sludge because saying "the most crude and stinking metal slowed down and fattened in sound" is too long. In fact, Bartle and I like it: vintage metalheads proud to be so (vintage).
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I didn't make that speech; in fact, I wrote "it disgusts me to the power of three, but that's another story." You can watch all the movies you want and say "you're right" that they are beautiful, but just as you say that the original stoner has nothing, you'll say the same about this one. I couldn't care less about originality, you know that (I spend 50% of my time listening to tons of revivals); I was only discussing the fact that they try to pass it off as original when it isn't. Beautiful is one thing, original is another, and they don't necessarily have to go hand in hand; otherwise, you end up listening to one album a year and reading two books every six.
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Certo! Inviami il testo e procederò con la traduzione.
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But cinema has nothing to do with it; an "idea" can be "original" regardless of where you apply it, and this idea is not original at all. I haven't talked about the film nor do I care to talk about it, Muffin, but I believe that you can't really discuss it either, aside from saying "I like it / I don't like it" since you don't have the slightest idea of the background that led to the creation of this movie. It’s like talking about Kill Bill without knowing about the existence of Sonny Chiba's Nunjutsu films.
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But it's like saying that A Clockwork Orange is original when, in fact, it's the original book that the film copies. Instead of a book, here Jarmush has clearly drawn inspiration from a musical group; the tune doesn't change. It's beautiful if you want (I think it's awful cubed, but that's another story) but not "original." Original was RZA in '93, not Jarmush in '99, who moved knowing he had an audience thanks to the success of others, who here are only known by rap listeners but in the USA have sold quite a few million records; it's not like he dug up some underground stuff. RZA is also the same one who put the music in Kill Bill (again, because we're talking about samurai), since you like Tarantino.