Comments on: Deconstruction http://www.plannedobsolescence.net/deconstruction-2/ falling indelibly into the past Sun, 20 Jul 2008 01:30:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: KF http://www.plannedobsolescence.net/deconstruction-2/#comment-2303 KF Tue, 19 Nov 2002 16:43:33 +0000 http://www.new.plannedobsolescence.net/?p=960#comment-2303 <p>Thanks for the sympathy, BT.  Full mobility has been restored.  I think the film is worth seeing—I think—but am unsure because I also now think that prescription drugs are indeed the key to the entire deconstructive enterprise.  All was suddenly made clear, in a way that I’m now at a loss to explain. </p> <p> If no other enticements can persuade you to see the film, how’s this one:  the repeated small shocks of recognition as the Man in Question attends the Biography conference at NYU in—what?  1996?  Look for a cameo appearance by a certain Americanist who was shortly thereafter denied tenure… </p> Thanks for the sympathy, BT.  Full mobility has been restored.  I think the film is worth seeing—I think—but am unsure because I also now think that prescription drugs are indeed the key to the entire deconstructive enterprise.  All was suddenly made clear, in a way that I’m now at a loss to explain.

If no other enticements can persuade you to see the film, how’s this one:  the repeated small shocks of recognition as the Man in Question attends the Biography conference at NYU in—what?  1996?  Look for a cameo appearance by a certain Americanist who was shortly thereafter denied tenure…

]]> By: BT http://www.plannedobsolescence.net/deconstruction-2/#comment-2302 BT Tue, 19 Nov 2002 05:01:02 +0000 http://www.new.plannedobsolescence.net/?p=960#comment-2302 <p>!! </p> <p> Although the production of a neologism is always a silver lining, that sounds like a rather rotten cloud.  Hope things are better. </p> <p> As for the film in question, I fear that seeing it might undo a considerable amount of therapy.  But I may have to do it anyway.  Got any of that medication left over? </p> !!

Although the production of a neologism is always a silver lining, that sounds like a rather rotten cloud.  Hope things are better.

As for the film in question, I fear that seeing it might undo a considerable amount of therapy.  But I may have to do it anyway.  Got any of that medication left over?

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