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DeAge™ : 6417 days • Here since 18 november 2008

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Chico Science e Nação Zumbi Da Lama ao Caos

18 apr 09

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I always read you with great pleasure. Here... as you told me... rock exists in Brazil! I enjoy it!

Marina De Van Dans Ma Peau - Nella Mia Pelle

18 apr 09

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@MOPAGA: well yeah, I’ve seen quite a few horror films, but this movie unsettles me because it could be very close to a possible reality, while in horror I mainly seek an unlikely plausibility. That’s it. It’s also true that I’m watching several French horror films (Martyrs, À l'intérieur) along the same lines as this one (or at least that's how it seems to me) and they’re really disturbing me. That said, who knows, maybe I’ll make an attempt as well.

Paul Celan Poesie

18 apr 09

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uhm I meant to say...<eh I'm running the risk of getting squashed.>

Paul Celan Poesie

18 apr 09

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Thank you all, you are wonderful! The esteem and gratitude for this man and his work are so immense that even my slightest utterance seems truly inadequate, risking to be overshadowed by it.

Marina De Van Dans Ma Peau - Nella Mia Pelle

18 apr 09

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The idea of the film is mind-blowing. I see no reason to hurt myself by watching it. Your description is beautiful.

Paul Celan Poesie

18 apr 09

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Rereading it... Celan deserved a better piece. I apologize to the editors for the inactive links. It was not my intention.

Stone Temple Pilots Purple

18 apr 09

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interstate love song: the first song I learned on the guitar. I still sing it now!

Levellers Levelling the Land

18 apr 09

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beautiful Trell and good Levellers. I hope you have ADSL up there.

Beth Orton Daybreaker

17 apr 09

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it doesn't mean anything to me. aside from central reservation (the single). it seems rather overrated. but well, watt from EBTG has produced an album, so I must be mistaken.

R.E.M. Murmur

17 apr 09

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I'm sorry, but the same year sees the release of "The Smiths" (by The Smiths, of course) and "The Hurting" by TFF, albums that are definitely more seminal than this one. R.E.M. really take off throughout the entire 90s.