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20 most recent comments by Stephen Robins (21-40)

regarding some deleted poem... 7-Feb-07/4:33 AM
Dizzyingly contentious, whilst evoking the creaking motion of redundant bow'ls suddenly roused to life.
regarding some deleted poem... 7-Feb-07/4:34 AM
Is this a joke?
Re: Captured by Dovina 12-Feb-07/8:42 AM
Dovina I have just soiled my brand new spats.
Re: Yet more woe by Stephen Robins 14-Feb-07/4:53 AM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lincolnshire/6133042.stm
Re: Yet more woe by Stephen Robins 14-Feb-07/4:55 AM
http://www.long-eaton.info/modules.php?name=News&;file=article&sid=409
Re: Plurals by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 16-Feb-07/8:05 AM
Along a similar theme:

A bolus bearded wound of Rockmages
A rampant herd of Dovinas
A greasy slag of Bethys
A splitarse of Katies

Re: Here are the wipes by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 19-Feb-07/6:29 AM
An excellent tale about wiping and ships.
Re: The exile returns by wFraser Allonby Q.C.w 22-Feb-07/6:15 AM
Perhaps you could explain to the collective of poemrankers how your legs have expanded over the course of the last few years. Is it not true that the bulging repletion of your thighs has caused you to wear clowns trousers? Has this not led you being addressed in the Royal Courts of Scunthorpe as Fraser Allonby Queen's Clown? Further, is not also true that the self same expansion of your legs has made it quite impossible for you to locate your penis leading to you being known on the circuit as Fraser Allonby Quo Gallo?
Re: The Dovina Limericks by Everyone 28-Feb-07/8:17 AM
There once was a blob named Dovina,
Christ, you'd have wept had you seen her,
All of that weight,
Squeeze into four feet and eight,
She had the combined mass of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
regarding some deleted poem... 28-Feb-07/8:22 AM
Clever witty and actually not long enough.
Re: Pedaling West by Dovina 15-Mar-07/1:50 AM
There once was a blob named Dovina,
Christ, you'd have wept had you seen her,
All of that weight,
Squeeze into four feet and eight,
She had the combined mass of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Re: Waffleman by Stephen Robins 15-Mar-07/3:43 AM
WAFFLE!
Re: Writer's Block by cheese.doodles 22-Mar-07/9:52 AM
Is this about porn?
Re: Campfire by MacFrantic 22-Mar-07/9:53 AM
Macfrantic, firstly you have a rubbish username, secondly this poem is moribund.
Re: The Small Ones by Dovina 22-Mar-07/9:58 AM
This poem makes light of the deeply fecund stirrings of the author whilst, almost unbelievably, illustrating the juvenile chauvinism that most men exhibit to their womenfolk. Truly, a Duchy Original hobnob perched on the side of a eunuch's head could not create more worrying signs of modern day degradation than the impassioned twittering of this middle aged proto-crone.
Re: A KISS TO BUILD A DREAM ON . . . by stevopoet 10-Apr-07/4:04 AM
This is a terrible poem, if indeed it could be called a poem. Showing off that you know Gibraltar has a rock and that Thebes lies next door to the Garden of Eden is not sufficient to make up for the appallingly squelchy line: "That which cannot become grime in the wind."
Re: Tribeca by Dovina 10-Apr-07/5:15 AM
As excellent as watching a nnon-league game of Kabadi.
regarding some deleted poem... 10-Apr-07/8:28 AM
Have you not read "Applicative-Order Fixed-Point Operator"? You really are a blunderingly foolish old clown.

Asides from which it is men not man. It is true he can no longer write; not since he lost his arms in the accident.
regarding some deleted poem... 12-Apr-07/8:02 AM
From one to another I can tell you I share the pain.

Your words perfectly capture the agony caused by child abuse.
regarding some deleted poem... 16-Apr-07/3:49 AM
Are you writing poems about the luminaries on this excellent site? Please write about me next.


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