on REMEBER by prettyktm
9 Aug 2005, 8:15 AM
Remeber: To meber again.
on TV Date by the_poetess
8 Aug 2005, 12:17 PM
Um this is amazing, thanks for the meme splurge
on More Than The World by XOXScottishgrlXOX
8 Aug 2005, 12:12 PM
Best ode to Xanax that I have read in months!
on Mr.Lucky: A Night on The Town by Bethy
8 Aug 2005, 8:16 AM
Ha, funny character. Eeek, doritos and old spice
on An A to Z of Tards by Johnnie Baptiste
5 Aug 2005, 2:38 PM
A is for An A to Z of Tards
replying on Pilfered Pancakes, Broken Trust by Crann Mascher
5 Aug 2005, 2:35 PM
Not so fast on the patent: the idea was stolen like pancake mix!
on Iâd Kill Your Dog For Respect by Crann Mascher
5 Aug 2005, 8:57 AM
Killin your hoez dog for some street respect is off da chizzle, my nizzle. P.S. Hard Thug Z ain't so hard after awhile, soften him up with a little raspberry ganoush for starters.
on Ain,t Life Fuckin Great,(part2 The Stone Man) by Bethy
5 Aug 2005, 8:28 AM
Good show *9*
on Pilfered Pancakes, Broken Trust by Crann Mascher
5 Aug 2005, 8:20 AM
There is only one thing that comes to mind when I read this poem: That I cannot think of the thing that comes to mind when I read this poem. Therefore, I must give this poem a 10 by the Squeeze Theorem: 10 < Pilfered Pancakes, Broken Trust < The number of fingers crammed up my donkey (10)
on A Night at the Move-ies by Crann Mascher
5 Aug 2005, 7:38 AM
This poem is of great importance, and impotence
on untitled by AaronJKeating
3 Aug 2005, 1:46 PM
Funly!
on Vain Moment by Bethy
3 Aug 2005, 1:31 PM
morning Picaso++
on Secret Dream-Thoughts of a Married Man by Bethy
3 Aug 2005, 1:30 PM
Adulterous fun
replying on Then what is the sleeve? by T. Jonathron Remp
2 Aug 2005, 1:45 PM
I not only suggest it, I impose it.
replying on Then what is the sleeve? by T. Jonathron Remp
31 Jul 2005, 8:36 AM
Thanks for the advice. I do try to keep my poems as concrete as possible nowadays, having been brow beaten by some of the most tangible poets (or, I should say poets of some of the most tangible poems, although the men themselves were also quite corporeal), I have been relegated to write with the most concrete, or as you would say, undisconnected formulation as I possibly can achieve without the advocacy of reality-anchoring drugs. You should have seen some of my earlier work: barely a word of English ever even appeared, and one of my poems included an actual (and quite foul smelling, I might add) corpse of a deceased armadillo. If I remember correctly, it was immediately follwed by a semicolon in that particular poem.
replying on Where did the word "ORIGIN" come from? by T. Jonathron Remp
25 Jul 2005, 9:37 PM
mostly wrong!
on Polar Bearings by impert&ent
25 Jul 2005, 12:54 PM
And out of this egg would come lifegoo suspending quite an enormous young megaturtle