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See? We’ve always told you that you didn’t understand a thing. Little by little, you’re starting to get it... little by little, huh?
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Yes, indeed, aside from the movie (which I stumbled upon by chance), it is not very acclaimed as a book by Sciascia. Perhaps it's because after an avalanche of books, essays, treaties, conferences, and newspaper articles from Leonardo, all on the theme of Fantasma Formaggino, readers were evidently a bit saturated on the subject. However, after having read them all, you realize that in these few pages he manages to capture the essence of all his books on the topic. There's the detective story, the mystery, the psychological angle of those involved and the citizens, there are the ramifications of the Fantasma from the police to pastoral life to the church and, of course, to politics, and there’s the impactful ending. Everything, in just a few lines for each aspect. A hyper-protein shake.
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<<< They found a dose of speedball that would have killed even if halved for a depressed junkie >>> But that’s what the papers say. Try to remember a time, just once, when the news reported that they seized drugs at the regular market. They always find it pure, what luck, right? They even arrest the last of the kids, but it’s always pure. And then the prices, one time a kilogram is worth a million euros, another time half, another 750 thousand. I’ll just say one thing, Staley had been using for a millennium, so it’s hard to believe he wanted to kill himself with speedball, because you feel terrible before you die and he knew that perfectly well. If he had overdosed on pure heroin, I would have thought about it, but killing yourself with speedball means suffering like a dog (see River Phoenix, convulsions for an hour), I just don’t see it.
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You might be talking about suicide in general, but I'm talking about Cobain's suicide. Besides, Staley doesn't even know, not even his mother knows, that he committed suicide; try calling her to tell her since only you know. <<< Cobain doesn't deserve respect for that act, but at least, compassion or, at most, indifference. >>> And why don't I feel compassion? I've called him a "poor bastard" multiple times, that's more compassion than that! When you find a beaten-up dog on the street, with no teeth because of kicks, don’t you say "poor beast..."? It’s the same thing. <<< We don't have the right, being external to these existential troubles, not to talk about it, but to judge. >>> I wrote a little free thought on a website for bored, lazy employees, and that's how it should be taken, only for what it is: a little thought on a website for bored, lazy employees. If the fate of all the pandas in China depended on my thoughts, I might consider behaving more appropriately. But since I believe that the nonsense written here, even if very serious, remains nonsense, I write whatever comes to my mind. To me, Cobain seems like a poor bastard, aka a little shit. If he doesn’t to you, well, great. It’s also great that you tell me that, we’re here for that. It’s nice to exchange ideas, and my idea is that Cobain was a poor bastard.
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Sure, it has been noticed, indeed. 2370 Visits, it seems someone has noticed it. It’s just that certain elements view suicide and murder very, very differently. If Cobain was insensitive towards his daughter, it doesn’t mean I have to be sensitive towards him. You know how much I care about a drugged-out idiot. Lennon, on the other hand, was a very positive character, and it was a shame to lose him early. You can’t compare the two characters; there’s an enormous chasm both in life and in the "way" of dying. Unfortunately, you have to share the world with people who think rationally, not just with people who “since I like his album, he must be a great person.”
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It’s normal for the figure of Cobain to evoke disgust. Don’t worry, you’re in good company. <<< can you tell me how Universe Zen Ou De Zero a Zero is? >>> it’s their most... "cd". Maybe not the one that has the most beautiful tracks, but definitely the one that doesn’t have fillers, so perhaps the best of the "solo" career along with "La Novia". Even though, for me, they shine the most when teaming up with Guru Guru.
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Yeah, Pretty Hate Machine is worth half of a quarter of the square root of the following ones. At the time, it was what it was, but heard just a few years later, it was already a half-assed 80s mess.
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Boooh... the catchphrase should never be used when you're in a tight spot; it should only be used as the final blow! :D
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Yeah yeah, when Josi asks you to focus the conversation, you talk vaguely. When we digress, you center. One day I'll teach you to flip the omelets slowly, so that no one notices until the defeat is already done :))
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No no, now tell me how many reviews you've written about solo artists, and how many about bands. By rough estimate, we're looking at about 90% to 10%. Puh, egocentric... we say "caga bandiera" around here.