... I gave myself to read, with great transport (even in a physical sense).
Several volumes I've read, they mention some below
- Antonio Zichichi "The Theory of Relativity explained to Gasparri," with a preface by Pierre Odifreddi which explained how to piss off those of Communion and Liberation, fuck high content of the pages to follow, with great spite of the author. Book by
very interesting content (paper and ink, for example)
- "The words of reason," interview river in 787 pages with Walter Veltroni, made by Antonio Polito (who has finally learned for the occasion to write without dialect), of which only cover the first 16 issues serious, the remaining 771 revolve about questions like "how many years have you smoked your first Marlboro ass, Alvaro Vitali as he did?".
Want to know the answer? Buy the book, beggars.
- Theology Essay co-written by Cardinal Ruini and altar boys got a case, entitled "I, God, Stocazzo.
Despite the premise, is a profound reflection on the values \u200b\u200bthat the modern Church wants to teach young people how to blow up and the cats tail with raud.
Needless to specify who and who wrote the first part the second ...
The cardinal did not stop tormenting the poor tabby Fuffy the churchyard.
- "My dog \u200b\u200bstoned," Raffaele Morelli. Valuable historical text where the psychiatrist Milan (but is a psychiatrist? But, above all, is Milan?) Tells of Pavlov's experiments on his mongrel, especially about the time he did take the beast through the funnel and kicked 5 liters of acid liseriggico. .. acid ... acid lasergico luser ... FUCK ... LSD, also giving him a flute, a straw hat and a pair of tweezers for eyebrows.
Interesting to note the use to which the animal is able to make these objects, especially after the gastric lavage carried out to make him vomit.
- "Uno.Nessuno.Centomila.Coglioni", work posthumous Indro Montanelli, fierce criticism on the customs of the average, now drugged by television, so do not even realize he was dead.
We highly recommend these readings, food for the effects mente.Con decidedly laxative.
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