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What on earth does the TV have to do with Cirino Pomicino? Think about it, but even better than the best before.

Sorry, but who the hell is Guido Meda? I have this name in my mind for a few days but I can't remember why.

I bought the t-shirt. A lot of people bought it. You’re not at risk of being the only one; you’re already the only one who hasn’t bought it. Join The Mass.

Why do you have to do something to me? Has Cirino Pomicino ever done anything to you? I don't think so. Well, would you talk to him about the influence of Spaceman 3 on the psychedelia that developed after their departure, compared to the works that the two spacemen produced with various projects during the same period? Or, would you discuss it with Guido Meda? Think about it even better than before.

I stopped smoking last summer. As for the T-shirt, I might sell it to you, signed.

But in your opinion, from one to four million two hundred twenty-seven thousand fourteen, how much do I feel like talking to you at the intercom about Public Enemy? Think. Calculate. Then, maybe: don't act.

My sister died in a car accident. Last week.

Killgod, you asked 40 pointless questions and no one cared. Do yourself a favor, stop it.

God exists, news from yesterday: <<< FU MANCHU singer/guitarist Scott Hill has posted the following message on the band's official web site: "We signed a new deal with Liquor And Poker Music today [June 5, 2006]. We go into the studio next week. We will be recording 13 new songs and three cover songs. Not sure how many songs will make the final record. Covers: 'Moving in Stereo' [THE CARS], 'Who Are You' [VOID], 'D.O.A.' [VAN HALEN]. "We are recording at Grandmaster Recorders in Hollywood. This is where we recorded 'In Search Of...' [1996] and 'The Action Is Go' [1997]. I'm trying to get one of my favorite singers to sign on a song or two as well. "A new full-length CD and LP will be out early 2007. There might be a limited EP out at the end of 2006. >>> ... and so far so normal, it could be the third crap after California Crossing & Start The Machine, but God exists, and Hill confirms it for us: <<< Both Bob [Balch, guitar] and I have pulled out the old Fuzz pedals and old Marshall and Mesa Boogie amps. >>> Those are beautiful things. Then, well he also says <<< We will also be doing some smaller tours / shows through the rest of 2006. "When the new record comes out, we will be touring everywhere. Possible reissues of some early (out-of-print) FU MANCHU records in the near future as well. Elastic Records looks like they might release the 'Something Beyond' release with three unreleased songs from that session soon. >>> And okay, everything's normal. Last delight <<< A DVD is also being talked about." >>> All very nice, but the fact that Hill is dusting off the old fuzz and old pedals is the best news of 2006.

If you want, I can advise you where to put it. Free consultation, oh.