Saputello

The debaserian life of Poletti is for me a continuous seesaw of love-hate, as it alternates moments when I can't stand him to moments when he writes great things. I go from a praise to a “fuck off.” In this case, the former. Unfortunately, I haven't seen the film.

But let anyone write it, Christ! My comment on stronko was a joke, since he seems determined to tackle all the films on this theme. I read mariaelena's comments when I'm interested.

Of course I have a lot to learn, and it's something that gratifies me and keeps a lot of hope alive within me, because if I truly didn't have much left to learn, I could even end it all, or anyway it wouldn't make any sense for me to hang around debaser, and I definitely prefer to read Chandler's empty rhetoric rather than all the bullshit between you and catwoman, which I really couldn't care less about. If a review of Zeffirelli's film comes out (at this point let him write it, the jerk), I'll say everything I think with moderation. And to think that when I was 10 years old, I loved that film so much.

Alright, now that I'm not drunk like last night, I can talk without saying too much crap. So, what I want to say is: Chuck Berry is untouchable; after all, when he was called to play, he certainly couldn't refuse. In fact, honor to him for still wanting to go out and perform like a twenty-year-old at 80. So I rightly take back all the nasty words I threw at him and I apologize, but there are still a couple of things to say. The organization made a huge mistake by calling him, because for those who don't know, the Good Chuck was also at the Pistoia Blues last year and received the same criticisms from many because his musical performance was just like this year's one, filled with obvious mistakes, loss of rhythm, pitch issues, etc. What I want to say is that this does not bode well for his reputation: it doesn't do well for his reputation for everyone to see him perform like this. Of course, the only reason is that he's 81 years old, and you can't work miracles, but what I wanted to say is that out of respect for his legacy, it would be better if he now enjoyed his old age, playing some smaller gigs but not participating in events that he can no longer surely handle. That's what I wanted to say. I absolutely do not want to question the immense importance of Chuck Berry who contributed decades ago to changing the history of rock, and many hard rock bands (AC/DC) have lived off his insights. Sorry.

errata corrige: pantomime.

@ No fake: not being attached to Christian morality, not believing in Christianity, but only being tied to the artistic value of the Bible (enormous) and moreover writing on Debaser not to discuss religion but to talk about art and learn new things from people more knowledgeable than me, based on this I can tell you that I care little about discussing the truthfulness in embodying the figure of Christ in these films. And it’s not an aesthetic intent, because art and aestheticism are not synonymous. If you haven’t understood, the aesthetic approach to the figure of Christ is not mine, but rather Zeffirelli’s. As for Chandler’s perspective, if it’s already all clear to you, you can also not read it and mind your own business, instead of telling me which comments I should praise and which I shouldn’t. I’ll take my leave; you all can continue with your pantomime now.

Now I really have to go, but I promise you that tonight before going to bed I’ll hang this saying of yours in my room: "morricone non suona la chitarra elettrica e non fa il passo dell'anatra." You’re awesome.

There's no need to make value jokes when the character (in this case: you) is already funny on their own.

"while he still waddles like a duck," at 20 years old, I'm eating the ducks. You, on the other hand, seem to be shoving them up your ass...

Ah, wait, you're not a lemon liqueur brand? Am I not talking to a limoncello? Wake up, if we're discussing a musical topic, if you mention boxing, I take it as a comparison to be translated into music. Or did you really want to change the subject and talk about boxing... you're quite the fool, I overestimated you.