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Forgotten in a taxi back in 2006, I think. I was missing 20/30 pages, I'll never know how it ends, but perhaps it's better that way since there wasn’t a plot or a princess to save.

Read Marabou Nightmares (or similar), that one is truly beautiful. In Italian it has a different name and I don’t remember it, just look it up on Google.
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I've got it, but I'm saving it for the post-drunk holiday posts.

Yes, yes, yes. I know I'm a genius.
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"Let's start by saying who Korn are though..." HI, WAS IT REALLY NECESSARY.
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Pirata is the best, fuck the old ex-punk low-fi we_knew_in_3, Pirata feels good and the others don't.
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"“It’s Alright” is a pleasant surprise: Ozzy hands the microphone to Bill Ward for a pop track that betrays the four's love for the Fab Four, delicate and catchy. Come on, really. Come on, huh..."
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In your defense (:D), there’s the fact that I read them in Australian (it’s basically English but with only 4 words in total, no synonyms), so maybe they’re not available in Italian.

But maybe now they are, it’s not like they’re from yesterday.
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So, the Aussie guy's name is Andrew Masterson, and I remembered correctly that there are 2, one is identically called "The Second Coming," and the other "The Last Days." I don't feel like checking which one was printed first; I recall the first one being "The Last Days."

But let me tell you, they’re pretty good. Now I’m remembering better, and the guy included some interesting history bits. Like, priests stopped getting married when some shitty Pope (like all of them) had two shitty twins (being the Pope's kids), and these two brats, when they grew up, waged who knows how many years of civil war fighting over the throne.

And from there, bam! No one gets married anymore, the Bible is changed, traces of women erased everywhere, saints modified, and there you go, new church!

All true, I couldn't believe it, and I checked. Absolutely true.
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So it's basically the same thing as that Australian guy, but in New York? I don’t remember why—because I chew through fiction books and forget them—but I think an Australian wrote at least 2 of those in the late '90s, and I seem to recall that Christ wasn’t dead and was immortal. But there was always a thin line that made you think he might just be a schizophrenic.

Anyway, they were nice enough, but someone who in 2011 points out the ills of our century, I would slap him in the face in front of his family, then I’d hit his parents and all his mentor teachers. I mean, seriously, in 2011, still complaining about this stuff? Come on. For this century, De Lillo already took care of it with Underworld, and Palahniuk, you can place the accent wherever you want with Fight Club and the other 578493578937543985739 before the millennium ended.

Enough, enough, enough, and then there’s Twitter and Facebook with the quotes—enough, enough, enough.

:D (I’m not mad at you, at worst just a little corrective slap for you :D)
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Thank you Ale, I had forgotten about Manuela82, who was an amazing user, but especially Happypippo, who when talking about Iommi says to me: "PS: Tommy not Tony"... and then insists on it too! In the end, it's beautiful "he's called both Tony and Tommy."

I imagined Ozzy saying to him << Tommà!>> "Ozzy, at most "Tonì!"... <<it's the same... Tommà! Pass me the smoke!>>
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But does anyone remember how damn hard it was to buy this record?

“Excuse me, where does the exclamation point go?”
“Eh, well, it seems they’ve moved it to the center; it used to be at the end.”
“I can’t find it.”
“Look, it’s GOD speed, it's God, not buono, not good.”
“Okay, but let's try with the record.”
“Look, there are the hashtags...”

...and that’s how someone in London bought it and dubbed it for everyone.