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Claudio Baglioni Un piccolo Natale in più
Claudio Baglioni Un piccolo Natale in più
25 dec 12
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The perfect gift for all the mothers-in-law of Italy.
Francesco De Gregori Sulla strada
Francesco De Gregori Sulla strada
17 dec 12
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I didn’t like seeing him interviewed live on TG5. He looked like he had a kidney stone as big as a melon. I used to see him as tough and genuine, but show business, unfortunately, devours everyone.
Bruno Mars Unorthodox Jukebox
Bruno Mars Unorthodox Jukebox
13 dec 12
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I definitely prefer this one:
David Fincher The Game
David Fincher The Game
12 dec 12
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In its genre, a great little film.
Tad Obscene Hand
Tad Obscene Hand
11 dec 12
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They deforested the woods of Oregon with nothing but farts.
Piero Scaruffi Una Storia della Musica Rock
Piero Scaruffi Una Storia della Musica Rock
7 dec 12
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Antonio Polito Contro i papà
Antonio Polito Contro i papà
5 dec 12
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Laura Zambelli of the ROCINO??? So many useless words, dear Lara-zambelli-del-rocino. All these English terms, all this modern and trendy eloquence that is still old, outdated, and dusty. I've read a bit of the book, but Polito's theories don't convince me for a second. In essence, according to him, a good father must be a jerk to his son. Nonsense.
Kylie Minogue www.kylieminogue.it
Kylie Minogue www.kylieminogue.it
3 dec 12
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Thanks to those who came before me, otherwise I would have never known this glorious page (in the history of debaser)!!!! 21/12 is coming...
Francesco Guccini L'ultima Thule
Francesco Guccini L'ultima Thule
3 dec 12
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Beautiful non-review.
Alberto Bagnai Il tramonto dell'euro
Alberto Bagnai Il tramonto dell'euro
30 nov 12
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It's nice how there’s always that university professor who thinks he knows better than everyone else. Then I went to click on the latest link from Romano Prodi and I almost jumped out of the window (from the first floor). Things are never simple, but I’ve always wondered what the hell kind of relationship they had with the lira/euro back in 2002. In the blink of an eye, salaries were cut in half while the costs of consumer goods doubled. Now, considering the option to leave the euro (just us Italians), it seems to me like a Huge Gigantic Mess. My thought is backed by the fact that the only person in Italy asking to exit the euro is Silvio Berlusconi (who, mind you, makes this claim without any economic philosophy, but just because, as he has always done based on his polls, he speaks to the gut of Italians).
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