Hi all! Ciao! Bonjour! Saluton al vi! नमस्ते!

My name is Fabrizio, friends call me Fabri or Faber or Fab. I live in a coldy, windy and snowy place, on eastern italian Alps. So, if you're wondering if I like sleds, yes, I do. And if you're wondering if you may have a smile from me, here it is :) If you have questions, you have only to ask :) My dream? Ask :)

मोरा नाम Fabrizio है और में इतालवी हूँ | आजकल में हिन्दी सीख रहा हूँ |

I'd like to meet people of all ages from all around the world, to talk about everything, by MSN too, if you like, and to laugh together (about my bizarre photo, too, yeah...)!! :) Be original and you may be sure I'll always reply :)

Please DON'T try to add me as a friend if you haven't talked to me before: In case I will refuse friendship.

Smiling, hugging, reading, knowing other cultures, environment conservation​, nature and animals, asian philosophies​, music, cycling, trekking, languages, travels, computer, vegetarian cooking, playing igo (a.k.a. baduk/weiqi)​, local and global history, nature, writing essays and poetry, crossword puzzles, mushrooms (fungi, yeah!)...

And please DON'T query me about football or italian Serie A or Italy's national football team: I'm not keen on football! I hate it!

My range goes from classical music (Bach, Scarlatti, Mahler, Beethoven and others) to italian jazz, ethnical music, rock, tibetan notes and songs, and united states' death metal. Quite eclectic, am I not? :)

Film-maker:W​erner Herzog!

I prefer watching underground movies, no commercial stuff please... Some of my favourite movies ever are: Dersu Uzala, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A clockwork orange, Himalaya, Monsieur Ibrahim et les fleurs du Koran, Zelig, The blue wild Yonder, Fata Morgana, Il vento fa il suo giro...

I never watch television.

However, South Park is my favourite show.

Many. I read an average of 10-12 books per month, but novels/essay​s ratio is 1/20.

Updated preferences:​

Novelists: Saramago, Dostoevskij,​ Wu Ming, Orwell, Eric-Emmanue​l Schmitt...
Poets: Gibran and arabics in general, Neruda, Tagore...
Essayists: Galeano, Illich, M. Fini...

Travel books: journeys in India.

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win. --Mahatma Gandhi

A good traveller has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving. --Laozi