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Christof on untitled :( by XxRuby_KillsXx 26 Aug 2004, 7:25 AM
Supreme Dreamer says it all except that the last line in bathetic - that weak final rhyme lets the whole structure down. Also ;It could of been; - 'it could have been'. 'Of' is not a part of a verb and never will be. Jeez, I'm sorry you're taking all this crap over your grammar, but I think it's because people see something they like in your writing and really want you to get better.
zodiac on The Distance Fighter by shit 26 Aug 2004, 6:39 AM
Dear bleedingrose, You've made a grammatickal (or otherwise-sensickal) mistake in nearly every line of this post. Please, please stop offending the world with the terribleness of your writing. Thanks, zodiac
Stephen Robins on Lunacy by wFraser Allonby Q.C.w 26 Aug 2004, 5:36 AM
You still have the most disgusting upper legs I've ever seen straddled by a lapdancer.
Stephen Robins on Through Your Frown by Blindpoetry 26 Aug 2004, 5:10 AM
No one cares about your poetry, my comment is the first on any of your work for 6 weeks. Do you get the impression that the we are all getting a little tired of your preconscious, childish ramblings?
Stephen Robins replying on Faith by Dovina 26 Aug 2004, 4:10 AM
Gerald Bumflange in his widely respected tome, "The Irish had it coming" has refuted previous works by Grenville Cheesehead whom had argued in his seminal work "Bogtrotters, Blights and Blarney" that the Irish were the architects of their own misfortune owing to their dependence on chips. Bumflange argued that if the English overlords has repeeled the smash laws of 1813, which as any historian knows forbade the Irish dried potato subsitute, the whole ghastly famine could have been avoided. Norman Gash in is underated but oververbed book "What have the Irish ever given us except tinkers?" stated that it was all a Fiennan plot to make generations feel sorry for the Irish for being hungry. In summary I beleieve that Bismarck did successfully use a policy of "Blood and Iron" to unite Germany.
Stephen Robins replying on Penumbra by klosterfobik 26 Aug 2004, 3:39 AM
I'see your grammar - is coming? on in leaps & bounds. You are a flatulent pederast.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. on Faith by Dovina 26 Aug 2004, 3:35 AM
I thought the potato famine was caused by potato blight, not drought. If your poeme does indeed turn out to be historically inaccurate, I do hope you will withdraw it from poemeranker. Sincerely yours, Cornelius Bum
Stephen Robins replying on Corner of 30th and Tibbs by klosterfobik 26 Aug 2004, 3:32 AM
Have you taken note of any of the comments on your own poem? Furthermore, your retorts are the weakest ever.
zodiac replying on A Stitch In Time by Dovina 26 Aug 2004, 2:00 AM
I'm dropping the pretense of poem-critiquing and starting a parallel site where (for a nominal fee) you can get a semi-witty (or at least Post-worthy) quotable "blurb" for anything you happen to have written, sight unseen. Please send a half-dinar, the title of the work you wish to have blurbed, and a fresh white melon to zodiac, c/o The Crack, Islamland. We'll be in touch.
zodiac replying on Symphony of Despairs by Prince of Void 26 Aug 2004, 1:45 AM
For the last twenty four hours, I've been suffering from a bad bout of superdysentery and the aftermath of a local diet composed almost entirely of various starches wrapped around, or stuffed into, other starches. However, I'm pleased to report I still had enough gruelly unction left in me to, upon reading your comment and its preceding, presumably unedited, version, promptly evacuate it into the seat of my Thursday dishdash. Thank you, thank you so much for being you!
Docking, the next Perversions needs to include docking! <3 Jason
thepinkbunnyofdoom replying on Of Gifts by thepinkbunnyofdoom 25 Aug 2004, 11:15 PM
Thanks, random writing on the spot while ripped as fuck, waiting for my best friend's wife to get out of labor. <3 Jason
thepinkbunnyofdoom replying on Guilt Trip by thepinkbunnyofdoom 25 Aug 2004, 11:12 PM
Not the rating of my work, my rating of the works of others at this particular site. On average I'd say I was in the overly 7-9 voting range. <3 is a heart, meaning heart Jason = emo kid wishing you the best. And I've been top 10 in pimple since it became a option for poem type. God is a Lady, Speaking my Mind Brilliant Idea, and few others have had their fair share of time in the top ten slot.
Doug replying on The Serpent People by horus8 25 Aug 2004, 10:03 PM
Yes - Powerfully boring - could be much better.
klosterfobik replying on Eagledale Drive by klosterfobik 25 Aug 2004, 9:16 PM
I know,I thought they were all kind of the same though - just different names and places?
klosterfobik replying on Penumbra by klosterfobik 25 Aug 2004, 9:08 PM
Thanks anyway.
Dream it all out in super anger my friend. My we never whine with retarded emotional bagage, it always makes men mad amd us sad. Here's to calling each other names and writing rank poems and making up. Cheers.
"Pluck at me, guitar-boy-fingers," good line. Sing to me, love it.
Dovina on Smoking Skies by Enchantres 25 Aug 2004, 5:19 PM
Leave out "most" in "most purest." "Taking me away from me" is good, minus the comma. Pretty good overall.
Dovina replying on A Stitch In Time by Dovina 25 Aug 2004, 5:16 PM
Been sewing lately? mending maybe? Busting cliches perhaps, like "a stitch in time saves nine."