Re: Horus8 Live, a benefit for materialism by horus8	Don-Quixote 66.248.81.144	4-Jun-05/2:29 PM
That is all good, cept that I lack transportation, and find myself hopelessly stranded in the bay area, suburban pithole out in San Jose. I'm gonna go cry and wallow in my self-pity over this horrid situation. Then compliment it with a dash of super-sugar in my coffee.
Re: a comment on Satan's Pillar: The Wisdom of Heresy. by SupremeDreamer	Don-Quixote 66.248.81.144	4-Jun-05/2:05 PM
The words of god? Says Who? I've yet to hear any confirmation from any deity of omnipotent stature to date. Theistic assumption. Try approaching life with the pantheistic view, which "in my opinion" is the default window, before everything and everyone starts ripping apart and molding the psyche. THE WORDS OF SUPREME DREAMER. Now this can be substantiated, in a heart beat.
Re: a comment on Snow by lil_evil_boi	lil_evil_boi 70.68.76.244	4-Jun-05/1:38 PM
You may think that poems do not hav to rhyme...but i lyk rhyming cuz i think it enhances the poem. So personal opinions r not welcomed here. PS(Next time plz do not purposely sabotage my poems. Instead of voting "0" purposely and anonymously, you can try posting your comments. Thanks~)<---for "kev_wannabe"
Re: a comment on Applicative-Order Fixed-Point Operator by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.	-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 82.39.21.227	4-Jun-05/1:36 PM
The poeme is written in a made-up version of Scheme where (λx ...) is short for (lambda (x) ...). It can be used to write a recursive function without having to give it a name. It's quite mind-bending to think about.
Re: a comment on Snow by lil_evil_boi	lil_evil_boi 70.68.76.244	4-Jun-05/1:32 PM
Thankz for supporting me^^. You poem "A Backpack Full Of Dragons" is pure genius too. Thanks again~
Re: a comment on True Love by lil_evil_boi	lil_evil_boi 70.68.76.244	4-Jun-05/1:25 PM
U know..i could try that. I'll consider about it.
Re: a comment on Applicative-Order Fixed-Point Operator by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.	Don-Quixote 66.248.81.131	4-Jun-05/12:42 PM
Darkie, I know it ain't Fortran. T'was simply a jest. That is why I had mentioned being ludicrous. Anyway, since we're on the issue, what language or script code does this happen to be? And what fuction does the above serve, and forgo repeating the title, layman definition required.
Re: Life and Love by windyone	Don-Quixote 66.248.81.131	4-Jun-05/12:32 PM
Aye? Did some poop-deck crab pass gass agin me matey? Scallywags be prayin for the brownin in the mornin tiday.
Re: a comment on Inspiration from absurdity by INTRANSIT	Don-Quixote 66.248.82.140	4-Jun-05/12:00 PM
He buys his dope from me. I power america, and he drives all over it. Soon, he'll be stoppin at D.C. to show Bush what a twelve wheeled rectangular dildo looks like. Then he'll demonstrate what it feels like. And on that day I shall call out, Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Praise be the doped up Jesus 'n his twelve wheeler!! For then it will be Judgement Day.
Re: Soldier by kev_wannabe	Don-Quixote 66.248.82.140	4-Jun-05/11:46 AM
Maybe you should submit this to congress so Bush'll give you an oil dipped bag of dates as a token of his appreciation. Quaint. You probably have a yellow ribbon on your S.U.V. that says "I Support Our Troops." Bravo. Now run along Billy.
Re: a comment on Applicative-Order Fixed-Point Operator by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.	-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 82.39.21.227	4-Jun-05/11:20 AM
What's Fortran got to do with it? This poeme isn't anything to do with Fortran. One couldn't even write it in Fortran.
Re: a comment on Applicative-Order Fixed-Point Operator by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.	Don-Quixote 66.248.82.140	4-Jun-05/11:15 AM
Look, victorian feminism is quite past you, me, and the entire subject at hand. Take some lsd, burn a wonder bra and call Martha Stewart for a Vodka Sisterhood Gathering in the fuddled morn, that or pull your cranium out thy puckered arse-cunt woman. Honestly, I think it's true what they say... Woman speak to speak again, again, again, again, again. Even I had to shut up eventually. Then again, thankfully, I am not a woman.
Re: Applicative-Order Fixed-Point Operator by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.	Don-Quixote 66.248.82.140	4-Jun-05/11:02 AM
I'll be ludicrous and say only this: Fuck Fortran. And fuck you for reminding me that I suck in any mathematical area which peaks above the Introduction in my old 'n rotted Algebra One textbook.] And that shall be all, till we meet again, my pretty embrowned birdie.
Re: Adibe's Song (third-time's-the-charm revision, less Spanish) by zodiac	Don-Quixote 66.248.82.140	4-Jun-05/10:50 AM
Well, alas its granny revealing the secret that todays rebels become tomorrows tyrants. And I can say little else but a meager "well done." I'll add some garnish though, have a ten.
Re: Writing dessert by INTRANSIT	Don-Quixote 66.248.82.140	4-Jun-05/10:24 AM
I prefer something which, after devoured, unveils milky white bones. But hey man, I too have had the munchies and a fridge that had oreos and muffins in it, but not a damned speck of milk. My mark then is thus: Seven, the number of stairs that lead to heaven. >EG<
Re: Vote Goats by ALChemy	Don-Quixote 66.248.82.140	4-Jun-05/10:08 AM
Dood, you suck. And you got no smashin style! This, all in all, is but a high pitched whine! Atleast humor the rankerfolk. Zeros, tens, these trophies and scars have long since become trivial... I place no mark sir. But my mind has been spoken, and that should more than suffice for now.
Re: The Comedy of Mighty Rockmage: Combatting Old Age. by Don-Quixote	Don-Quixote 66.248.82.140	4-Jun-05/10:03 AM
Now please bless this Gauntlet with a kiss, Rockmage? Mayhaps thou knowest custom only in ranker tongue? Lemme translate then, ole chap... Stamp this graffito with a zero, you old fart, and alas I shall receive the prize which is rightfully mine. Hurry along now, I wish not to rouse thy bowels too slowly!
Re: Writing dessert by INTRANSIT	ALChemy 65.188.92.49	4-Jun-05/9:37 AM
This poem makes me hungry. coincidentally my nieces cake is like poetry. It deserves an eat-I mean an 8
Re: A Fool's Errand by ALChemy	ALChemy 65.188.92.49	4-Jun-05/9:18 AM
Yeah I was going for the fact that we put strain on our wrists when we write, draw, paint etc. and the blood was the essence we put into our art. But I'm sure it probably has been used a hundred times.
Re: The world's shortest poem by ALChemy	ALChemy 65.188.92.49	4-Jun-05/9:08 AM
The idea is in the spelling... I know. Corny poem. I apologize.