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Listed below are comments made by emile_henry between Monday, 29th June 2009 and Friday, 25th September 2009.

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KABUL: CITY NUMBER ONE (continued) 10:11pm on 25 Sep 2009 Now, I'm not saying that this stuff doesn't bear repeating, but... :D

Honestly - this is fantastic. It's almost what the web was made for. Perhaps some linking out to other relevant information would really cap it off. But it's got that Curtis feel while obviously not being a TV documentary.

Please, please - continue.
KABUL: CITY NUMBER ONE 09:51am on 20 Sep 2009 The Peter Boardman footage at the end of this piece was great to see. I like where this is all going.
It Felt Like a Kiss - The Film 02:11am on 25 Jul 2009
Oh, and Lynette Fromme - can't forget Squeaky, that's a lovely little cameo.

If there's a single criticism it's that the film feels too short - it all ends so abruptly. Thank you so much Mr. Curtis.
It Felt Like a Kiss - The Film 01:09am on 25 Jul 2009
The dead lady in the car - is she 'someone'? Or am I being cued to think about J. G. Ballard? This is all very impressive.

(It's also nice to see the return of the Pandora's Box lady - damned if I can remember what she was meant to be advertising.)
It Felt Like a Kiss film - coming soon 02:40am on 23 Jul 2009
Just rejoice at that news...
It Felt Like a Kiss - trail 9:25pm on 29 Jun 2009 Solution 3:

Google the word 'proxy'. Have a little think to yourself. Reflect on how the internet works. Use your own initiative. Play with your browser's settings. This may solve many of your other problems too. A small glow of smugness might come over you - this is perfectly normal, and smugness is underrated. Oh, and you might be able to watch some videos or something like that.

On a lighter note - I'm looking forward to the live action Adam Curtis show. Will there be a waxwork James Goldsmith to welcome us into his underground bunker? We very much need some sort of follow-up to 'The Mayfair Set' to catch up with the monetary maelstrom so ably predicted there.
The postcards and the truth drug 9:14pm on 29 Jun 2009 This is wonderful. The copy has that 50s rhythm to it. Were they up to any other shenanigans to tie into the theme? And were these countries picked for a good reason?

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