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20 most recent comments by Tintagiles (121-140) and replies

Re: cold sonnet by <~> 4-Sep-03/5:03 PM
It seems dreadfully snarky to quote you something you once said to me, dear Tilde, but...

"i'm awash in the imagery, but it's a tsunami".
Re: a comment on cold sonnet by <~> 4-Sep-03/5:01 PM
I can.
Re: Loki's Tryst by OneFingerAnswer 31-Aug-03/9:28 PM
Hmm. I'm not sure I'm convinced. Perhaps this is because it's not my favourite bit of the whole leadup to Ragnarok, possibly because I know so many wonderful prose versions of it that seeing it put into rhyme seems a little wrong, somehow. I dunno... it's not that's it's bad or anything, but it leaves me rather cold.
Re: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome by Stephen Robins 11-Apr-03/3:40 PM
For some reason, I've always been making SARS rhyme with arse. But it works said like that too.
Re: a comment on All hail Discordia?(a true haiku story) by razorgrin 9-Apr-03/10:37 AM
I'm not surprised. All right, ALL right, I get the hint. They're really going to start wondering up here, though...
Re: a comment on All hail Discordia?(a true haiku story) by razorgrin 8-Apr-03/10:35 AM
One always has to ask the girl first (preferably when she's awake). One can never know what she'll decide duty is for that particular day.
Re: All hail Discordia?(a true haiku story) by razorgrin 8-Apr-03/9:58 AM
I forgot to ask... if I come across you doing this again sometime, what do I do?
Re: Last Night’s Dream (Freud-o-riffic) by razorgrin 8-Apr-03/9:54 AM
I still haven't figured it out yet, dahling. Sorry.
Re: a comment on Shelter by poetandknowit 4-Apr-03/7:21 AM
I can think of worse fates... Be nice or you won't get your present.
Re: a comment on Morman On A Bike by Blindproject217 3-Apr-03/9:14 AM
Still haven't lost your autofetish about being blonde, I see...
Re: a comment on Shelter by poetandknowit 2-Apr-03/12:56 PM
Oooh, careful, Blabbitt. Bojangles is a great gamemaster and if you piss him off by trying or managing to steal razorgrin away, he'll create a whole new D&D campaign with you as the villain just to get back at you.
Re: a comment on Bible Quoting Fag Killer (So it is said) by Blindproject217 1-Apr-03/9:21 PM
P.S.: Shouldn't the last line be: 'You're nothing but a prawne'?
Re: Bible Quoting Fag Killer (So it is said) by Blindproject217 1-Apr-03/9:20 PM
I haven't laughed so much for ages!!! Congratulations!!! That was BRILLIANT!!!!

Oh, wait a minute. You were SERIOUS? Gack.

I am deeply offended that you should refer to some of my type as agnostics as opposed to atheists. This is quite discriminatory. Desist, cur.
Re: a comment on Attention! - To the Wondering Soul by darkhelmet10 1-Apr-03/9:18 PM
Blabitt, though I still think you're an annoying twerp, I can't help but cheer you on here. This isiot sounds like he doesn't even listen to CNN, just to Rumsfeld and co. And even then. This amuses me greatly.

And by the way, Blindreject or whateveryournameis, could you answer this? (Admittedly, I know what you'll say, but I'd like to see if you're silly enough to say it.) The Bible wasn't written down until four or five hundred years after Christ was executed (as, quite frankly, in some ways he desered). Surely even you know how quickly a word-of-mouth tale gets changed from the truth. What happens to the Bible then?

Next: offer me proof that Mahomet wasn't, as he said he was, the next prophet, after Abraham Moses, Daniel, Jesu and the like. And don't give me the Son of God argument. Megalomania in a prophet isn't proof of anything. (And don't get into long spiels about what Islam is about unless you've read the Koran.)

Lastly: even the Puritans who set up the damn States (in the sense of colonised the lands, not creating the country) -- fleeing from England in the name of religious freedom and whipping Quakers out from teir midst -- had to admit that the Bible ouldn't be taken literally, in the end. Learn from your ancestors, little boy. Even if your President can't. (But then, who believes the man actually learnt how to read before he became president?)
Re: Perversions 7: Viva Las Naked by razorgrin 28-Mar-03/11:12 PM
Alas, I'm afraid these aren't your best, darlink. 1's alright, 2's somewhat obscure and boring, and 3's nothing special. Though funny.

Is Hank one of your acquaintances? If so, please don't tell me which one.
Re: a comment on Live by Luv2write 20-Mar-03/9:18 AM
Why not read the Koran instead? It's actually pretty interesting. Some nice imagery.
Re: A Vietnam Homecoming by scitz 14-Mar-03/5:54 AM
Pssst... despite the fact that their last letters are the same, 'Blood' and 'good' don't rhyme.
Re: a comment on sexy by elizabethann 13-Mar-03/8:14 PM
I thought it DID have its own religion, dear.
Re: Orders to My Zombie Legions by razorgrin 13-Mar-03/8:11 PM
Eee! Can I join in? That is downright brilliant. (I assume that it's Bach's Toccata -- the one sometimes known as the Doomsday Toccata? Good good.)
Re: Best Present Ever by razorgrin 13-Mar-03/8:08 PM
I remove one point. You know damn well why. (There. See? I'm getting better. I only took off one point. And I didn't kill anyone last Saturday. Be happy.)


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