Dovina
replying on Inspiration from absurdity by INTRANSIT
26 May 2005, 7:13 PM
Energetic Nutty Truckdriver
Emergency Nudicle Technician?
Rubber ducky alright with you? Nobody can make a rubber duckie whack like me.
I had just one discussion with Zodiac. It ranged from dykes to totems with a few niggaz thrown in on the side to make it semi-actual. I assume you mean Dovina. (discussion; not the dyke)
You need another margarita to figure this out.
Which one?
He's like a little obnoxious brother. Kinda cute in a sordid way.
Dunno. Like 'im though. And 'mage and anyone who'll whip me like the bad poet I am. I'm a maso-chiste.
I vaguely remember pulling that Derringer trigger. How's the Arab doing anyway, haven't heard from him lately.
It's just some junk I thought up on the road after seein one of the many "discussions" between you and Zodiac. You can flog me with a squeaky toy. If that's your thing.
Commas mis-spaced, but otherwise a tough ride.
No, it's not funny. It would be funny had Kate Moss preached the Joe Pesci Look and had the names of the stars been spelled even more wrong.
ENT = Emergency Medical Technician
No, it is a failure as poem. Thanks for trying to interpret, but when four good poets fail to understand what I was talking about, it can only mean that I failed to be clear.
The body is complete because the life is complete. It is abolished because the life is gone, a no-breather because that leads to the punch word â no-brainrer â which has two meanings â a dead brain and a decision that requires little thought.
I wonder, is this really such a poem failure? It's intriguing and the language is quite rich. If this is about someone who is helping himself going down the drain, it's an original view.
Although I get the impression that it is not the body that is 'abolished', but the brain.
Damned those capitals again! Because do I read:
'I ask what good that body is,
complete (and) abolished'
or
'I ask what good that body is; complete
(but) abolished'?
<< For she'd shot him you see >>
Well...suppose you got a Derringer's barrel poked in the eye and the trigger gets pulled and you scream: "I'm shot! I'm shot!", know what bystanders would say? "That's obvious, isn't it?"
Perhaps the title should be 'The absurdity of the obvious'?
But what I suspect is, I don't know what an E.M.T. is, so I'm probably missing the point. If so, forgive me.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.
replying on Applicative-Order Fixed-Point Operator by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.
26 May 2005, 4:28 PM
Not really.
By the way, I've recently been reading about the role of ladies in computer science. My favourite historicum is that in the 19th century there was a mathematical journal called the "Ladies Diary." Apparently it was just for ladies!
Dovina
replying on Applicative-Order Fixed-Point Operator by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.
26 May 2005, 4:07 PM
Just tit for tat really. Make a comment, ignore the poem. Irritating, isn't it? in non-evaluable lambda sort of way.