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Old Dec 2nd 2014, 8:52 am
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Never mind all the usual rubbish, can we 'ave a bit of culture round 'ere, innit?



******WARNING! Contains an English interpretation of Italian Renaissance culture!

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Old Dec 11th 2014, 7:37 am
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More Boccaccio-ness .. in music.

Music to Boccaccio's Ears
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Never mind all the usual rubbish, can we 'ave a bit of culture round 'ere, innit?



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Did you ever see Pasolini's film Decamerone?
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Oh yes ... back in my Italian Studies undergraduate days! Can't say as I got that much enjoyment out of it at the time, so might be worth watching it again sometime.

Must admit I never really 'got' Pasolini at all.
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Did you ever see Salò, We were quite put off by all the s"·t.
Maybe he met a fitting end?
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