Daniele Luttazzi

If you accuse him of plagiarism, he defends himself with the treasure hunt story. Too bad that the real treasure goes straight into his pocket at SIAE, who pays him the rights for the copied jokes. Treasure hunt!!! From a sharp and intelligent person, or one who is presumed to be such, like Luttazzi, I would have expected some justifications, not pathetic excuses. TREASURE HUNT!!! Sorry, by the way, cleverly staged with the backdating of posts in which he "announced" the little game. And he’s also a big liar. My Voice

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on 19 october 2010 around noon  

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Daniele Luttazzi

Daniele Luttazzi (born Daniele Fabbri, 26 January 1961, Santarcangelo di Romagna) is an Italian satirist, comedian, and writer. Active on stage and TV, he became widely known for the RAI program Satyricon and later for Decameron on La7. In 2005 he released the English-sung album Money for Dope with jazz/swing influences.
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