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What complete and utter bilge.
Edna Sweetlove on Ze German Poetry by Stephen Robins 14 Aug 2006, 1:11 PM
Puerile, ignorant, racist shite.
Stephen Robins on 1a. Awaken by A db C 14 Aug 2006, 5:22 AM
I thinik it's excellent. Sorry excremenet.
You're such an annoyingly gay cunt.
MacFrantic on some deleted poem 14 Aug 2006, 12:18 AM
meh
MacFrantic on Sarah Hine's Cries by rahson_s 14 Aug 2006, 12:16 AM
Perfectly reasonable.
MacFrantic on Fragrant Love by Engelbert Humpalot 14 Aug 2006, 12:20 AM
Not one for actual storylines, but this was more than adequate...good one.
You are perhaps the greatest satirist since Peter Cook.
MacFrantic on Something More by drnick 14 Aug 2006, 12:17 AM
An inordinate amount of people spell lose loose and i don't know why...however, not bad.
MacFrantic on Memories Of Home by Edna Sweetlove 14 Aug 2006, 12:21 AM
HA, sweet drivel
MacFrantic on Chickens by rnuk 14 Aug 2006, 1:34 AM
This is incredible, I absolutely adore it!
Engelbert Humpalot on some deleted poem 14 Aug 2006, 7:44 AM
Total and utter drivel. I could fart a better poem. FRRRRRAAAAAPPPPP! I just did.
Engelbert Humpalot on Blinking by zodiac 14 Aug 2006, 7:46 AM
Very funny. I liked the line about the "ready cock". Sadly it's not meant to be funny. 1/10 and be grateful for that.
Fucking brilliant. I think I recognise my brother-in-law here.
Sheer beauty. And how fucking true!
creepshow on How to Bleed by MacFrantic 14 Aug 2006, 8:16 AM
I like the "do it slowly and grimace" part...I can relate...A silent ecstacy in pain. You write from the heart.
You sir are a fraud, 'pon my word there's no doubt of it, indeed there's not.
creepshow on Pale Blue by MacFrantic 14 Aug 2006, 8:14 AM
I like the last few lines, "...sail into a pale blue Nothingness like you." Very piercing.
Quite good.
That is an excellent poem. Truly splendid. Most women in Ireland have terrible, terrible, pale doughy, stretched breats with hideously coloured Auroles and turquoise veins. The rest used to be men.