Fidia

DeRank ™: 5,30

DeAge™ : 7471 days • Here since 26 december 2005

Dario Argento Suspiria

23 mar 07

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Bubi, but here we are talking about Suspiria and not Dario Argento's filmography. Your remarks seem a bit out of place to me.

Alfred Hitchcock La Finestra Sul Cortile

23 mar 07

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I’m among the first to wake up and greet you before heading to work :-).
Comfort of the PC in the room.
The review is very good as usual, but I don’t need to tell you that you’re a good writer.
"Privatistico... "politico"... I don’t know what you’re talking about ;D

Dario Argento Suspiria

23 mar 07

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No Bubi, this time I completely disagree.
In my opinion, this is one of the best horror films ever made, not the other way around.
The first film that literally made me shit my pants.
You messed up giving it a 2 for a movie you can barely remember.
This is a monumental work.
A review that’s too long but does it justice.

Walter Hill I guerrieri della notte

22 mar 07

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PhD or direct public competition?
So you have therefore abandoned the prospect of becoming a lawyer?
p.s.: I'm sorry if I'm being indiscreet, but I ask just to know if it's possible to pursue that path alongside the legal career.
Of course, you are free not to respond if you don't want to. Bye.

Walter Hill I guerrieri della notte

22 mar 07

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Hi DreamWarrior, I'm interrupting your review because I’ve been quite a pain in the ass in Bubi's review ;-).
Regarding your last post, I wanted to tell you that I wish they would pay me 1000 euros a month.
You know, I’ve been working in my office for almost 4 years now, 5 months of which as a lawyer, and I’ve never been compensated for anything, aside from a few measly reimbursements.
And I can assure you that around here, whether in the city or in the countryside, it’s an almost unanimous practice.
In other words, either you’re fine with it and you keep going with just your own strength, or you are kindly asked to leave your room and open your own practice if you’re a millionaire, and in any case, to kindly stop bothering us.

Ridley Scott Blade Runner

21 mar 07

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Thank you very much.

Ridley Scott Blade Runner

21 mar 07

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So this is already much better...
I guess I'll leave my information with the Bar Association and then we'll see (unless you need a civil lawyer at your firm :-D (not so joking face).

Ridley Scott Blade Runner

21 mar 07

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In big firms, do they pay around 800 euros?
I honestly thought it would be a bit more.
You can make a bit more working as a call center operator...
Considering the rents and everything else, in the end, you're just losing out.
Ugh... what a shitty life, you study your whole life and end up with a handful of nothing...

Ridley Scott Blade Runner

21 mar 07

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Civil, civil... I'm too good-natured and not enough of a pain in the ass to be a criminal lawyer ;D. How come they would have a rough time? p.s.: I apologize to Bubi for the private use of this space, but I can no longer send personal messages via DeB, nor do I receive notifications for commented and written reviews. If perhaps the editors could take care of this, I would be grateful. Bye

Ridley Scott Blade Runner

21 mar 07

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@Bartle: just think, last month I was torn between whether to prefer the concert of Tiziano Ferro or that of Gigi D'Alessio. The last serious concert I remember was that of Tuxedomoon, a couple of years ago. Before that, it was a complete void. @Mista, if you could pass me the name of a law firm you know, I’ll send over my CV. Even though I have the degree, in the end, there isn't really that much difference between an aspiring lawyer and a newly qualified one. I didn't have a dime, sorry, a euro before, and I still don’t have one now. The excuse is always the same about doing a stint, that times are tough, and blah blah blah. Maybe if these firms you’re talking about really exist, it's worth a shot.