The Punisher

(!) ....Do you think it's "easy" to laze around in times like these? Do you think it's something that everyone can do? For a few days, everyone can manage it, but for the rest, it takes care, commitment, and... an art yet to be discovered! :-)

I have read Sciascia and Terzani. I haven't read Levi. But there are those who have already reviewed them or are definitely better than me at doing so.

Giola: you are arrogant and too full of yourself....... >SuperVai86: Wrong, I reviewed it: Kamasultra - Jacovitti - Recensione di The Punisher

Giola, I don’t know who YOU are and how fierce you are in everything.... however, if one of the brightest creative minds of the last century writes a little pamphlet, reprinted and adopted by half the world as an essential "essay" etc. etc.... I, who am nobody but consider myself an "omnivorous-knowledge-seeker," am truly curious and quite willing to read it. Where’s the blame? Do you prefer to read the latest brick by Stephen King or the ramblings of Niccolò Ammanniti? Please, there’s room for everyone.... or not? Everyone is free to read what pleases them most, including the reviews on DeBaser that no one is obliged to read and comment on.

MAKE YOURSELF A COKE WITH A FAKE

Well, one wonders "why" to inform people about certain books if what you get in return is just sneers, delusions, insults, and statements of pompous superiority"? What's the point?

You know... after certain "pranks" from the past that came at a high price, I'm really strong with counterclaims and I have teams of lawyers to consult for every little fart. Bye.

There is no copyright and the ® symbol is missing on the joke, so it just needs a little modification and it can be easily published by anyone... I'm sorry Bartleboom.

Yeah, yeah, alright... okay... five stars are totally deserved... of course... just like the masterpieces of music... yeah, yeah, yeah.

Fedezan76 and Bartleboom: I'll borrow your 2 lines for another occasion ;-)