Comments byRanger, 2001–2020 back, including replies. Only comments on poems

on Friend by MysticalRaven88 2 Dec 2002, 4:24 AM
HAAHAAHAA!!!
on The Slanty Shanty by Quarton 2 Dec 2002, 4:20 AM
It is a bit too long lengthwise, but kinda good. What twat came on here and gave this a two? Someone's done that to mine-I think there's a conspiracy
replying on The North Wind by Ranger 2 Dec 2002, 4:14 AM
So who's been twattish enough to change their vote to a two?
on My Friend? by Blade 30 Nov 2002, 4:23 AM
What equipment are we allowed?
on horus8 by sooz 28 Nov 2002, 2:31 AM
Woo-bitchin'
How come everyone who's voted 10 decides to be anonymous? Does everyone in the world know horus8? I'd feel proud of that if it were me...
Does the fourth line actually work?
on Friend by MysticalRaven88 27 Nov 2002, 1:13 AM
This poem must be fucking brilliant if it can instigate such emotions in people. It definately doesn't deserve to be taken off.

If I may be so bold as to put forward my humble opinion, I don't disagree with Christianity. I'm not religious, because I'm not sure what to believe in.
However, I don't agree that America is a force of peace across the world-in fact, America and the West contributes hugely to the world's problems. For example, how about Iraq? Sure Saddam is insane and dangerous, but America is so determined to invade for their own purposes that they are willing to endanger the world.
And who is currently oppressing other Middle-Eastern nations so the only way they can respond is through terrorism?

It seems obvious to me that the large percentage of America doesn't give a fuck about the outside world because they're happy to keep their cheap oil and not have to waste time saving the rainforest-and therefore the world.

That's my rant over, sorry it took so long, but it's an issue I take very seriously, and would like to hear the American view on this. If I'm drastically wrong on this, then please let me know, but I don't think I am.
I have a really nasty feeling that this poem could well apply to me in thirty years' time. It's incredibly beautiful, but not what I need at this time.
Interesting...
on The Sands Of Galway by Caducus 26 Nov 2002, 6:17 AM
Not bad at all-original too, in a way.
on Johannesburg 2002 by Blue Magpie 26 Nov 2002, 2:19 AM
This is brilliant. I can't fault this at all. Oh, except is it "They pay you *to* lie" (line 17)? Eleven out of ten
on The Wooden Armchair Of Similar Dreams by Caducus 26 Nov 2002, 2:12 AM
Wow
I don't know if I like this or not. Like the 'Mississippi mud sky', though.
on Angel by Mutant_X 26 Nov 2002, 2:03 AM
Do you listen to Santana a lot?
on My Friend? by Blade 26 Nov 2002, 1:48 AM
Sorry for using 'cain't'...just couldn't resist using the ol' Southern accent (even though I'm English). Oh no, I'd better run:-I think I can hear Maria...
on My Friend? by Blade 26 Nov 2002, 1:46 AM
There once was a young man called Blade
Who's poems were crap and depraved
His poems ain't swell
Because he cain't spell
That uneducated young man called Blade
on Here In The Heart of Amber by Lenore 26 Nov 2002, 1:34 AM
So which twats gave it 0?
on love song by <~> 26 Nov 2002, 1:26 AM
By the way, when I say 'artistic' I mean 'drawing'...just in case anyone thought I was talking about the standard of the poetry.
on love song by <~> 26 Nov 2002, 1:25 AM
I play the cello, so I should know. It's a damn good effort considering the restrictions on the artistic abilities of this site. This is nearly perfect. 10/10
on Liar by Goose 26 Nov 2002, 1:12 AM
Wow, Bachus must really like you.
Blade'll love this