Bartleboom

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DeAge™ : 7613 days • Here since 9 august 2005
Annihilator Annihilator
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Great review! And excellent hint for those like me who haven't ventured into certain sounds for years. The Ahhihilator have never been on my tresc prep. The first albums are beautiful, I'd say almost essential if you want to approach a certain type of metal (even though it's way cooler to mention Watchtower!:D), but after a while, what a drag: I dropped them almost immediately, more or less when Waters' biceps started looking like two panettoni marking parking spaces. By the way, they really pulled a huge scam on me with Set The World Afire and I was genuinely disappointed. I listened with interest to the teenage link: really good... but still the same old stuff. Instead, I'm curious to hear the new Sabbat! In fact, I'm going to get it right away!
Dan Brown Il Codice Da Vinci
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geenoo, you see that pretty much everything contained in this book (from certain interpretations of Leonardo's works, to the apocryphal gospels and the progeny of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, to Freemasonry and Opus Dei) can be found in dozens of books written decades before this crap. It's just that these are essays, perhaps academic texts, which the "general" public shuns regardless. If you want to tell me that the stroke of genius was exactly that of "popularizing" "high" concepts, then I refer you back to what I wrote earlier. And it's too easy to delegitimize criticism with the story of envy: just because something isn't liked, it doesn't mean one must be a hater. I can't say that the Backstreet Boys' albums make me sick just because they have money and girls and I don't. Another thing that I think you don't understand: the problem is that for you (and, in general, for anyone with at least 5 neurons) this book is pure entertainment, but there have been people who really believed in it. I've talked about religion, faith, and the existence of God with people who, at a certain point, cited this book in support of their arguments... and that's when I decided to do like the albino guy and wear an anal cilice that has never left me since.
Dan Brown Il Codice Da Vinci
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But girls don’t poop! That’s why every 7 minutes they have to pee. Maybe some of them occasionally let out a little toot that barely makes a “prut” sound and doesn’t smell too bad, but poop? Absolutely not.
Disembowelment Trascendence Into The Peripheral
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Alright, forget it! Bye!
Dan Brown Il Codice Da Vinci
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Holy words!!!! :DDD
Disembowelment Trascendence Into The Peripheral
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Nes, please don’t start with your usual death spirals like: "I wrote this, but I meant something else, you just didn't get it...". You wrote: "You said stoner, so I’ll give it a try." The review states: "it doesn't taste like stoner smoke." What were you expecting?! Acid King?! :D
Dan Brown Il Codice Da Vinci
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"I believe it is written to reach a bit of everyone." Thinking seriously (as much as my mental and, above all, physical faculties allow me to), and at the risk of appearing presumptuous or otherwise, I tell you: this thing disgusts me. In fact, it might even make me angry, but I need to think about it. 1) Personally, in a book, I also look for nice writing, perhaps with a minimum of lexical research, a personal style, something that makes me say: "I like this author, not that one." Otherwise, it seems to me that I have in my hands something written on an assembly line, like a Harlequin romance; 2) According to your reasoning, Marrone could write like McCarthy, but since he knows that his audience is as ignorant as a doormat and probably his book is the only one they will read all year, he writes as if addressing a ten-year-old child; 3) This book involves Jesus, the Madonna, the Holy Grail, Freemasonry, and the works of Leonardo. And it discusses them with a language and an approach suitable for a 5th grader. So, once read, even the tanned tattooed guy can show off with the girls: "Minghia, the latest work of Leonardo Daringi is a truly beautiful and mysterious painting, if you look at it upside down you can even see a triangle that is basically the feminine, which is Mary Magdalene" (full transcript of a conversation overheard in a nightclub). But, above all, there are people who believed it, who drank in the animalistic intrigues of this book, as if they had read a historical essay with 600 pages of bibliography. People who, with the book in hand, started saying: "The church owes us some answers!" These things make me have a whole itching feeling right there, that then I have to do a bidet with baking soda. There you go.
Dan Brown Il Codice Da Vinci
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It's true what the light of my perineum Alexander says: at least 3/4 of my "1" comes from the media buzz and the fact that it reached its 8 millionth reprint on the second day of publication, while my literary debut: "No, it's not true that I smelled like cheese - The story of a childhood" lay abandoned in the trash bins of the autogrill. But really, this stuff is written poorly. However, it is true that it creates a big melting pot with pretty much everything that appeals to the average beach reader. But it's also true that if there are those who took seriously the nonsense Mister Marrone (wasn't he one from Biutiful?!) spouted, it means there is no longer any hope for humanity.
Disembowelment Trascendence Into The Peripheral
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Nessuccio, I think you really misunderstood... The review says: "it doesn’t taste like smoky 'stoner'."
Dan Brown Il Codice Da Vinci
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Oh no, damn!!!! right now when I was finally feeling better!!! Terry, take another little piece of my heart now, baby!