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"If you publish the second half of the book first and then don't tell me that, after more than twenty years, you'll release the first half, well... you're a Philip Stronzo." Twenty years is a generation. I believe the goal was to sell nonsense and make money off the children of those who had made money twenty years earlier. Twenty years ago, those who needed to buy a Chewbacca fur coat had already bought it; they had to raise new chickens to pluck. Moreover, if he had published the first half right away (which is obviously more boring), it wouldn't have had the impact it has had. Instead, this giant ball of a first episode has blown everything away because it’s "Star Wars." You can read all the nonsense from film critics; this is a killer marketing move, perfectly calculated over the span of thirty years now. Visionary thinking at its finest.
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But it's pointless because it's a prequel. Try reading a book from the middle to the end, and then read the beginning. You'll see that you drop the beginning; it's logical. << Space Balls, >>
Did you see Blue Harvest? It's Episode IV done by the Griffins, really something. Peter plays Harrison Ford, Lois is the princess, Chris is Skywalker, Brian is Chewbacca (however it’s spelled?), and Stewie is Darth Fener. I won't tell you who plays Meg because that's the best plot twist. There's also a cameo by Roger, the alien from American Dad. For me, McFarland, even though he obviously borrowed heavily from Groening, is the funniest of them all. Groening can't conceive things like that.
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Ah, Ira De Dios are playing at Cox. I almost forgot that Nick Oliveri is also performing solo at Magnolia, also in November. But I’d say it’s better to save money and energy for the other four.
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At Cox, I can’t remember who’s playing. Mr. Garbage Dump Agency is wrapping up the year with quite a few shows; he has now become (for my tastes) the undisputed king of Italian concerts, and he does everything in-house. Just counting November, he’s pulled out four random names, all crap: Fatso Jetson, Atomic Bitchwax, Orange Sunshine, Karma To Burn. Not to mention, of course, the dates for Italian bands and obviously his “own” El-Thule. Fatso Jetson, Atomic Bitchwax, Orange Sunshine, Karma To Burn.
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In November, I will be in Italy for 4 dates: Rome, Riva del Garda, Fidenza, and Turin. Them, and the Dzjenghis Khan.
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For me, all six of them suck. The first three are now defended by guys who saw them as kids, and they get pissed off because now at 30 they don’t like them anymore like they did when they were 10. Well, no kidding. I’ve seen all six of them together (the last three in the DVD version re-edited with better effects and additional scenes), and I didn’t notice any differences. In the IV chapter, one gets sliced by a lightsaber and disappears. Poof. The bathrobe deflates, he’s gone, but the bathrobe is intact. At least in the new ones, the lightsabers actually cut.
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The difference between this and the others is that there's Trey Spruance, not just any average fool. Patton was there before and will be there after, the other members too. The last album is the worst precisely because it's lacking a badass guitarist. This one is the most varied just because Spruance is in it; Patton wasn’t yet able to make pieces of this level (instrumentally speaking).
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<<< They have taken a turn >>> Obama doesn't seem to be keeping his promises; in fact, he has even increased the troops in Afghanistan by 15,000 units (almost a 40% increase). In March, he said, "In July, we'll withdraw 12,000 soldiers from Iraq." By July, at a conference in a conservative state, he reconsiders and announces that we need to be cautious (much to the delight of all the conservatives present). Now, after rescuing the banking and insurance giants with a flood of money, he is trying to eliminate health insurance, seriously undermining the companies he just bailed out. A bailout that - in theory - goes against his principles of reducing the power of multinationals. When Silvio said, "I'll eliminate the ICI," the media's response was - rightly - a hearty laugh. I understand it’s nice to see someone "attempting," but we also need to look at what is being done; we can't just applaud when he speaks and assume that it's already accomplished because, ultimately, he hasn't done a damn thing he promised. And let’s not forget that the whole insurance story made Clinton look bad many years ago. But it's always noted at the end of the article (only by a few serious journalists) that Obama is just the latest trying to reform healthcare; from the headlines, it seems like he’s the first to "attempt," the big novelty. The facts, however, are nothing new.
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What I have is more like this, Ingrandisci questa immagine - Anyway, since it's made of aluminum, it's divided into four parts and the mesh of the sieve is well fitted, any manufacturer is fine. Avoid these Ingrandisci questa immagine // The wood absorbs resin and doesn't turn anymore. Besides, the pins don't grind worth a damn, aluminum pyramid grinders are much better, two spins and it's done.
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One match every twenty. However, as soon as they send one of you off, every slightly heavy foul you make gets you a direct red. Let’s say "Badly made referees" and we should be there. On FIFA, it seems there’s a choice of severity level, which is a great thing. I’m for easy send-offs; tackling is too easy and slows down the game.