Re: a comment on I fucked my sister (2 She's pregnant!) by <{Baba^Yaga}>	25-Jun-03/4:18 AM
You monumental fucking retard. You blither about all over the place, worshiping that cad horus8 and bombarding everything he writes with praise... and now this. Guess who <{Baba^Yaga}> is. Yes, that's right. <{Baba^Yaga}> is horus8. Gutted to the max.
Re: a comment on Maman: Psychic Tophet by SupremeDreamer	24-Jun-03/6:56 PM
sounds like a good idea :) I'm not one to hold a grudge - you've apologised and that was all I really needed. PoemeRanker will be a better place with you in it. Even if we did argue about things, I know you now realise that while a sense of humor can be important, being mature is the most important thing.
Re: a comment on Maman: Psychic Tophet by SupremeDreamer	24-Jun-03/6:24 PM
Apology accepted.
Re: a comment on Maman: Psychic Tophet by SupremeDreamer	24-Jun-03/6:02 PM
yeah your probibly write. Hey, lee: if you said you were going to ignore someone, would you ever change your mind?
Re: a comment on Maman: Psychic Tophet by SupremeDreamer	24-Jun-03/5:53 PM
If horus8 told you to jump off a cliff would you do it?
Re: a comment on Maman: Psychic Tophet by SupremeDreamer	24-Jun-03/5:36 PM
lol
Re: a comment on A Gordian knot (Some dirt on a friend of mine) by Bachus	23-Jun-03/7:27 PM
He must still be at his audition. But when he gets back I'm sure he'll be delighted to read about the special spiritual bond you both share! Though be warned: he might be suffering from a recent bout of "Don't call us we'll call you" syndrome. Oh sweet, beloved Jesu! Why must an actor's life be blighted by a perpetual cycle of crushing failures?
Re: a comment on Operation Candy Apple Tango by thepinkbunnyofdoom	23-Jun-03/4:02 PM
Goodness! What would Kristie think? The fact that you write "poetry" at all already puts you in the NONCE ZONE... but whimsical love ballads about dreamy, leather-clad hunks in spitfires? Hmm... Do you worry about such things? Of course not. You're perfectly secure in your sexual identity. There's nothing noncey about having a creative outlet... is there? Do you read her your poetry? I'm sure you sing to her. Does she like it? I'm sure she says she likes it. But do you believe her? Even if you do believe her, do you value her opinion? Or is she just another flesh tube to you? Not that I blame you or anything like that. Afterall, what do teenage girls know about music? They're just silly. She even told me she thought you were a bit of a creep for trying to pretend to be British! What tosh! Nevertheless, who wouldn't prefer the real thing. Someone who actually knows the difference between a butter knife and the small sack-like growth hanging between the hind legs of a crushed gibbon. Someone who can discuss, at length, and without embarrassing references to the importance of better education for the working classes, a vast plethora of proposed changes to the LBW rule. Someone who could tell you the supine stem of confiteor without spontaneously congealing into a vast splat of jellied confusion. Someone like me, for instance. Someone like me.
Re: a comment on The Ode Of Clever Machine by SupremeDreamer	23-Jun-03/7:34 AM
Yet again you fail. "faeces" is a chiefly British variant of "feces". Whilst I, like all Gentlemen, prefer "faeces", I do believe you are American... ?
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	23-Jun-03/4:27 AM
oh please, SupremeDreamer. This isn't about who wins and who loses. Nobody has campaigned with greater diligence, or honesty, for more maturity on this site than me. Given that all I'm trying to do is help others be more mature, in the same way that I help myself to be more mature, can't you see that I have already won? You, on the other hand, appear to be indulging in some sort of childish foray into poetry, never pausing to think about the consequences of your actions, all the while mocking respected institutions such as the maturity award, and repeatedly punctuating your puerile outbursts with juvenile utterances like "feces", "fart", "balls" and "shitty brown"
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/7:46 AM
Yet again you dig yourself an even deeper hole with the pale green spade of envy. How carelessly you blunder all over the place, squawking and gesticulating like some sort of deranged Harris. And then, when all else has failed, you bring religion into the discussion, desperately trying to justify your blasphemous lifestyle with cries of hypocrisy and feeble pleas to my own (so-called egotistical) self-glorification ceremonies. I have very little to add to my previous statements, my friend. All I would say is that Christ loves you, despite what you might think. All He wants is a relationship with you, but unless you choose to accept Him into your life, you'll never get to know true happiness. I'll pray for you.
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/6:58 AM
Whilst you're clearly trying to engage a rather clumsy mask of indifference, your jealousy concerning the maturity award is painfully obvious to anyone with an ounce of sense. It doesn't surprise me, really. People often lash out at others when they realise something is beyond their grasp. The maturity award has nothing to do with ego, though I doubt someone like you would be able to understand that. For you, award ceremonies exist solely for the purpose of glorifying the receptive parties. That is not why I founded the maturity award. The maturity award is about recognising those individuals who have demonstrated a sustained commitment to maturity in all aspects of their conduct on PoemeRanker. Something that you have repeatedly failed to do.
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/4:31 AM
http://www.everybodysmile.biz/eadenlilley/evnts/2028
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/4:25 AM
You need to change your attitude. You need to approach criticism with a little more maturity. The site administrator is considering, on my recommendation, introducing an award for maturity on this site. I am one of the leading candidates for this award. Why? Because I take things seriously and don't dismiss constructive criticism under meaningless slogans like "mind you ONE word.."
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/4:06 AM
Do accept my apologies. I thought we were old enough to dispense with the tedious baggage of social etiquette in favour of a more objective approach. Obviously I was wrong.
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/3:52 AM
But in a world where racism runs wide rife, how can you say colour is irrelevant?
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/3:48 AM
We don't mind a bit of humor here at PoemeRanker from time to time. But when it comes to spelling, and more importantly our poetry, we can't afford to "laugh off" our mistakes. I had hoped you would receive my constructive criticism with a little more solemnity.
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/3:38 AM
Do you think black people sometimes wear white masks?
Re: a comment on OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/3:36 AM
There is no excuse for poor spelling. I'll be speaking to the site administrator about this; not maliciously, you see. Merely to inform him of the facts. PoemeRanker is a site for serious poetes with serious ambitions. We are constantly plagued by rogue individuals such as "horus8" or "nentwined", who have barely mastered The Art of Spelling, let alone The Art of Verse. This isn't an elitist institution, mind you; we merely want to avoid the purposeless felchings of those whose stupidity ranks in the "dangerous" category. I hope you have a good time here, SupremeDreamer. And, most importantly, I hope you have learnt something. Good Christ, I hope so...
Re: OM by SupremeDreamer	22-Jun-03/3:27 AM
Do you think that, in a metaphorical sense, we all wear masks? Masks that conceal our inner emotions from the prying eyes of the urchins that plague our troubled streets? Do we use masks to present an image that we hope society will find acceptable? Are we afraid to betray our actual feelings for fear of being ostracised, or even sodomised up the bum? Or do you think that's just a load of bollocks?