| Re: a comment on Because The Ground Is Still Frozen by razorgrin |
3-Feb-03/9:02 AM |
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You better be. She was a fluffy adorable thing.
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| Re: Hermes Trigamestus (was not a monk edit) by Jeremi B. Handrinos |
2-Feb-03/4:43 PM |
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| Re: Impossibilities, and Marvel Comical Heroes. by Bachus |
2-Feb-03/4:36 PM |
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What about the Silver surfer?
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| Re: American Idol epiphany in haiku by Shardik |
2-Feb-03/4:33 PM |
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that's it in a nutshell. an appropriate receptacle. 10. rock on.
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| Re: NASA Fireworks by TheDevil |
2-Feb-03/4:30 PM |
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Explosions rock. Icarian joy and gladness.
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| Re: a comment on Because The Ground Is Still Frozen by razorgrin |
2-Feb-03/4:29 PM |
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aww..whadda you know? the vodka was warm anyway, hence the need for ice.
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| Re: a comment on Because The Ground Is Still Frozen by razorgrin |
2-Feb-03/4:24 PM |
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Limonade's adorable hamster died and we can't bury her until the ground thaws. So she will continue to sit in a plastic bag labeled "Hamster" until we can put her to rest. Now ya know.
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| Re: Jesus rides the comet by Shardik |
31-Jan-03/12:03 PM |
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Damn fine. quality use of imagery. "Dracula sold out to the japanese" and "Atlas shrugs, I guess he's got the clap again" are mighty good. splendiferous
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| Re: For Brianna by MaliqaTara |
31-Jan-03/12:00 PM |
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The sincerity of the emotion comes through really well. As a poem, it has some technical flaws, but not to any huge degree. I'm not even going to say anything blasphemous because of the religious content. Needs a little polishing, but has some shine already.
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| Re: The darkest woods ever by Shardik |
31-Jan-03/11:55 AM |
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Very nice. I go for walks through shoulder-high snowbanks. It's dark and echoey.
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| Re: Equality by Freethinker1602 |
31-Jan-03/9:42 AM |
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Aww..and you even think we care about your sad sad pain of runny eyeliner...here's a zero-flavoured lollipop.
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| Re: The Sadistic Mirth by Freethinker1602 |
31-Jan-03/9:39 AM |
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The redeeming part was the "know my pian" bit. Funniest twist ever. All this time I was reading what looked like a Serious and Heartfelt Poeme, but pian was a great satirical twist. Of course if it really is just a typo, that makes you an illiterate fucktard.
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| Re: Amelioration is only relative by Freethinker1602 |
31-Jan-03/9:37 AM |
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Enter, readers at your own riske, for here there be angst. And shab-ass angst at that.
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| Re: Thursday by w~* ATHENA *~w |
31-Jan-03/9:34 AM |
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I like seeing the very deformed. They amuse me.
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| Re: a comment on Love spank by Shardik |
31-Jan-03/9:32 AM |
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"You don't scare me. That could be anyone's ass" -Mayor quimby, the simpsons
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| Re: Love spank by Shardik |
30-Jan-03/12:56 PM |
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Absolutely Splendid! You're awfully pushy for a bottom, though. you know what impertinence means....To the rack! you can take this 10 with you, though.
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| Re: The Sunset Blvd. Cabbage limericks by Shardik |
30-Jan-03/12:54 PM |
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| Re: a comment on Perversions by razorgrin |
30-Jan-03/10:55 AM |
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As long as there are still odd fetishes, I will write about them. #4 is about a third done.
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| Re: a comment on Perversions 3: Payback by razorgrin |
30-Jan-03/10:51 AM |
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I just wanted to write about Ed Gein. I can't tell what will be next, that would spoil the surprise. Keep out of my kitchen until the next batch of kink-cookies are baked.
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| Re: a comment on Perversions 3: Payback by razorgrin |
30-Jan-03/10:48 AM |
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I am indeed creepy. Creepier when you see me. Your writing is reminiscent of Chuckie M., yes. You focus too much on the helter-skelter. I was more inspired by Issei Sagawa, Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, de Sade (you should read more), the music of Nick Cave and of Tom Waits and a personal fascination for the goddess Kali and the Aghori sect of Hinduism. And Surrealism and Dada.
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