Greg89

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The Dead Weather Sea Of Cowards

21 jun 10

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Track nine sounds like the Beastie Boys.

The Dead Weather Sea Of Cowards

21 jun 10

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But it's a really great album that gets straight to the point.

G.I. Joe A Lot Of Questions To G.I Joe

17 jun 10

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Hello, "Miles David" my bad for not proofreading enough and forgetting.
X Editors okay if there are any upcoming ones I will adhere to the guidelines :)

Bret Easton Ellis Le Regole Dell'Attrazione

11 jun 10

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What is it that you don't like?

Ignazio Silone La Scuola Dei Dittatori

9 jun 10

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But interesting!

Silvano Agosti Il giardino delle Delizie

9 jun 10

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"J'Accuse" :)

I've never seen it, but it feels raw to me; I'm referring to that scene you mentioned about the hippie march vs. the religious march. Dogmatism exists everywhere, but after all, this film is a product of the emancipation period, so it's natural that it risks being rhetorical. And I think emancipation often runs the risk of being raw. From metal t-shirts to the guillotine.

Sorry, but regarding the eight-hour workday, no one is forcing you to work.

Osho Una risata vi sveglierà

6 jun 10

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But you can theoretically punish typos; if you read it two or three times, the biggest ones will go away. There's time, nobody is rushing you. Then do what you want.

Osho Una risata vi sveglierà

3 jun 10

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"duranmte" if you leave these things then it seems like you haven't even read it once.
Anyway, I don’t believe in things like "the power of a smile and light."

Osho Una risata vi sveglierà

3 jun 10

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"duranmte" if you leave these things then it seems like you haven't even read it once.
Anyway, I don’t believe in things like "the power of a smile and light."

Alexander Gribojédov L'Ingegno Che Guaio!

26 may 10

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Thank you very kind. I love them too, perhaps everyone who has read them loves them, anyway there’s no trace because it hasn't been reprinted. Nothing. And it's really stupid because it's a fundamental work. In Italy there are three editions: one from 1925, one from the thirties, and this one from the fifties. What sense does that make?
Anyway, to find this edition you have two options: library or second-hand market.