The Punisher

Yes, teacher, I messed up. How many whacks on the fingers now? :-(

Alias74: If the sentence doesn't hold up, take it out on Miriam Engelberg, not on me who copied it word for word. You grumpy little head! :-)

Nothing lasts forever, and I certainly don't love "well-defined" roles, Messieur Sfascia, as you know :-))

Well... I don't understand these last-ditch efforts to "want to tell you all something more." Certain people should also LEARN to live in reality, beyond dreams, applause, and fame. Especially as they approach middle age.

Alia76, sorry... but if I follow your reasoning, what do you do: you don't watch action movies (because something similar might happen to you), you don't read thrillers (because you're afraid of the mystery), rock music (because it makes you uneasy), and you never watch the news on TV (which might "also" tell the truth)??? Just because you read about an illness doesn't mean you're going to get it, right? :-)))

ALIA74... add a pinch of salt to that pumpkin too :-).... "A blurb that makes WHAT more human? the book itself??? Obviously referring to incurable evil.... OH MY :-)"

Nice book, yes.

...well, the Ideology of Fregna, as far as I know, has brought more people to life than to death... :-)))

These words:
"No one can complain about the hyper-production, especially when ... it has crossed the border, and its words and its voice will no longer arrive, leaving us alone, at the mercy of the predictable and horrifying tribute concerts, and the predictable rocky desert that will surround them.
No epitaph to ... could ever be better than these last works ... and torn apart."
Could apply to ANY great of music, from Bowie to Gabriel, from Celentano to Mina. They sound a bit like the beautiful pre-electoral phrases of Franceschini or Casini: right, rhetorical, and unassailable! :-)))

So much nonsense in just a few lines.