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Great way to talk about Easy Rider, I hope the page doesn't turn into, as usual, a cathartic mutual shitting on each other. "I wouldn't want to be anyone else," great quote.

I haven't read Davis's autobiography; I think I need to. It's quite something to read the words you've shared. Yet another beautiful contemplative page that treats great jazz with white gloves and Miles with golden gloves. Because I hope that we all know well that Miles deo in terra est. On the other hand, he was the one who said, imperatively: "Play what isn't there."

Yes, ofide meaning snake, from the Greek ophis "serpent." Then they say that Debaser doesn't contribute to culture.

Ofideo??? But where did you find it??? There are no signs of ofideo in the Italian language on Google! Whatever it is, it only adds value to the page. I'll let you know about the movie, thanks for your availability.

Great thing the abjuration, Galakordi. 5 to you.

Undoubtedly, the cinema section leaves much to be desired, not so much in the often excellent reviews, but in the egocentrism of the comments. However, this is a meaningless, vulgar, completely out-of-place review. You have dug up a corpse and pissed on it; you’ve talked about something that absolutely doesn’t concern you for a thousand reasons, including the temporal and cultural distance. What sense does this bitterness towards a film from 1939 make? And what language are you using? Should I trust the harsh criticism of someone who talks about the charm of Scarlett O'Hara? Wake up. You know, for a while now we've understood that Gone with the Wind doesn’t bother anyone, just like Claudio Villa doesn’t harm those who listen to Kyuss. Target the Vanzina if you want, not people who, simply for having created a story that has survived since '39, deserve that you speak about it with a vocabulary washed with soap. But in reality, none of this matters; you are just a fucking egocentric (this word is not new to me), in search of your 15 seconds of glory. I regret having contributed myself.

Very nice. Two questions: 1) How can I see it? 2) Ofidèo??

I haven't read it either. Beautiful review, it really captures a revival of stoner, especially with the premises you describe, I'll take care of it.

It's a shame this review will be ignored, unlike the ones about The Simpsons, but that's how it goes. I'm with the stripped-down Route 66, even though I haven't seen it yet.

Very beautiful page, extraordinary suggestion for my next download, I'm already drooling at what you promise.