JimMorrison

"I would have bet 1000€ that 'Ragazzi di Oggi' was one of Ramazzotti's first hits" ---> Are you perhaps trying to insinuate that Eros is gay?

My self-esteem shot up.

Should a pin please me? You don't know my tastes.

You could have just stopped...

"Did you know that Toto Cotugno wrote that song?!? And did you know that Toto Cotugno will be part of the soundtrack for the new episode of the series 'Twilight'?!?" Bartle, a dark force looms over DeB. I mean, we're talking about Twilight, then about gays and whores, then we touch on Terry (maybe), Alex (his stuff), and me (avoid), then it's back to gays and Bosé posters, and we end up with Luis Miguel. Toto Cotugno is mentioned, which leads back to Twilight. Damn.

What do you care, Isis? It made me laugh anyway...

I wrote it randomly but I was busy with a brush. I was painting the fence.

Let’s analyze it a bit: 1. "We, the boys of today, we" -> Why did they specify "of today"? Perhaps because in the past it wasn’t possible to openly express one’s sexuality? 2. "With the whole world in front of us" -> Well, those must be heavy asses. 3. "We are different but all equal" -> Well, this line implies nothing. It’s the battle cry for the conquest of equal rights. 4. "We need a couple of wings" -> They want the bird. 5. "And exceptional stimuli" -> consequently. 6. "Someone can offend us" -> Sex and swear words, all seasoned with a "nasty faggot." 7. "Come on, let’s color this city" -> Typical of women, colorful walls, colorful curtains, colorful shoes. I don’t see Bud Spencer coloring a city. 8. "And then you’ll see that you’ll like it" What? The city? Or thanks to the city, will I like something else? 9. And so on.

You know, now that I think about it, it scares me...

He is gay.