| Re: a comment on Almost Persuaded by Dovina |
Dovina 66.235.60.64 |
16-Jul-05/7:16 AM |
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The world wobbles on its axis due to precession the same as a gyroscope does.
Look up "uniformitarianism" or "principle of uniformity" before you say it doesn't exist. Stuff happens as it has happened - that's the gist of it.
Your third paragraph is hogwash! Uniformity is not negative, as you yourself have implied in DISCUSSION TOPIC FOR THE DAY.
Para 4: Uniformitarians will agree with you. Theists might wonder if God has a hand in it.
DISCUSSION TOPIC FOR THE DAY: Who or what made the laws of physics? I'd answer yours, but it's one of those what-if questions that's, as you say, is moot.
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| Re: the smallest box will do by elderking |
Dovina 66.235.60.64 |
16-Jul-05/7:11 AM |
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Smll package. Don't they seem trivial after awhile? Movin' on is what it's about. Good.
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| Re: Let the Healing Begin by http://bandgeek |
Dovina 66.235.60.64 |
16-Jul-05/7:08 AM |
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Talk about a rut! And pretty well told.
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| Re: a comment on Birth, school, work and death. by darby pyn |
darby pyn 207.200.116.197 |
15-Jul-05/10:43 PM |
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I'll put stsnza's next time.
thank you bandgeek.
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| Re: a comment on Birth, school, work and death. by darby pyn |
darby pyn 207.200.116.197 |
15-Jul-05/10:41 PM |
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| Re: Birth, school, work and death. by darby pyn |
http://bandgeek 216.195.164.111 |
15-Jul-05/8:22 PM |
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The ending lines were like rapid fire- but climatically worthy. Were you disregarding where the line breaks fell? It seems like this would be more poignant if one didn't have to scroll around to read the lines, and if the line breaks were placed strategically.
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| Re: When the World Forgets by TLRufener |
http://bandgeek 216.195.164.111 |
15-Jul-05/8:17 PM |
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I agree with jessicazee, you talked about a kind of pain, but I couldn't really empathize- even though I imagine it is real, in some respect, for you/your narrator.
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| Re: Only I wish I could say.. by PunkyPanda |
http://bandgeek 216.195.164.111 |
15-Jul-05/8:14 PM |
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I didn't see the happy ending coming.
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| Re: Why I Bother by empire942 |
http://bandgeek 216.195.164.111 |
15-Jul-05/8:11 PM |
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I stay awake at night thinking about whey too, when I am not thinking of bulgar or tempeh or grape tomatoes or heartbreak.
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| Re: Moving Up by jessicazee |
http://bandgeek 216.195.164.111 |
15-Jul-05/8:01 PM |
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| Re: Inoculation by bamf909 |
http://bandgeek 216.195.164.111 |
15-Jul-05/7:58 PM |
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funny, you should do public health commercials
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| Re: a comment on a study in blossoms and beauty by oneglove |
INTRANSIT 64.12.116.138 |
15-Jul-05/7:55 AM |
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RE #7: How many ant hills can fit on a mountain? I've seen ant hills on mountains. How many ant hills are in sand dunes?
A mountain could be less Aunty, though.
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| Re: a comment on Happy Charlene by Dovina |
Dovina 24.64.223.204 |
14-Jul-05/5:11 PM |
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I think she's misled, but happy, so why does it matter?
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| Re: a comment on the smallest box will do by elderking |
elderking 4.246.147.235 |
14-Jul-05/3:05 PM |
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Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.
C.O.D. a term used by the Post Office some years ago. It was a service (Cash On Delivery) where no mailing or shipping costs were paid until the pkg reached it's destination. Who ever recieved the pkg paid all costs immediately upon delivery.
Definitely shows my age knowing that stuff!
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| Re: the smallest box will do by elderking |
Blindpoetry 68.111.56.213 |
14-Jul-05/8:14 AM |
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I liked this one.
Except, for being an ignorant 15yroldbrat, what's C.O.D.?
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| Re: Try Thinking Too by Bankrupt_Word_Clerk |
edpeterson 68.79.22.28 |
14-Jul-05/7:43 AM |
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| Re: Happy Charlene by Dovina |
jessicazee 152.163.100.135 |
13-Jul-05/11:11 PM |
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Tell me why the clouds are "sensuous" without the word "fluffy" (which conjures kittens and toilet tissue). Maybe this is a free-form ode to a friend, or you read my brother's 1985 diary when he had a Charlene Tilton obsession? Either way, I want to meet her. She sounds awesome.
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| Re: When the World Forgets by TLRufener |
jessicazee 152.163.100.135 |
13-Jul-05/11:06 PM |
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The sentiment deserves more. And Kansas deserves credit for your "dust in the wind." However, I think your form and rhythm are smart. For whatever you take my opinion for.
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| Re: Only I wish I could say.. by PunkyPanda |
LilMsLadyPoet 64.12.116.135 |
13-Jul-05/3:03 PM |
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I am thinking you are young...keep writing, this is sweet and a look into young-ness. I give you credit for correct spelling...not one mistake! (which is more than I can say about a lot of people who post! (Other than> 'outwith'...but I figured a typo!) You got too wordy in places> 'before in my fears I drown.'& 'I, which you will ban'. My advise is to write as you speak, as you hear it said in your head...let it just flow as-is, then clean it up and work on anything that doesn't work.
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| Re: Why I Bother by empire942 |
LilMsLadyPoet 64.12.116.135 |
13-Jul-05/2:54 PM |
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Sorry...I wonder WHY you posted this without a simple edit job...man...spelling, periods wherever, and not an original thought in there...boring, and not saying much.
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