Re: a comment on The Writing Life #2 by poetandknowit	25-Sep-02/11:31 PM
Not me, my son is exercising his humour.
Re: a comment on The Writing Life #2 by poetandknowit	25-Sep-02/11:23 PM
6 issues for 15, 12 for 30. We also have weight -watchers.
Re: a comment on The Writing Life #2 by poetandknowit	25-Sep-02/11:14 PM
S.O.g means Spawn of god'swife aka Son of god'swife. He's desperate, he needs to sell one more magazine(you name it) to go on some decadent limo ride to the restuarant of his choice and then it's on to the arcade for hours of video games.
Re: The Writing Life #2 by poetandknowit	25-Sep-02/10:52 PM
I like your poem. Speaking of mail, how would you like to receive a subscription to your favorite magazine? I'm selling them as a fund raiser for my school I need one more subscription by tommorrow to win a really big prize. what do you say? S.O.g
Re: The plains of Africa by horus8	25-Sep-02/10:32 PM
Herr Doktor, you should hear me reading this mother-fucker.
Re: a comment on Hey! Shut up, and cut my grass. by horus8	25-Sep-02/10:13 PM
Someone who likes pain, or needs it.
Re: Morning Glory by waltfreakinwhitman	25-Sep-02/9:33 PM
Great title.
Re: a comment on Hey! Shut up, and cut my grass. by horus8	25-Sep-02/9:06 PM
I tell him the truth, being penniless, it's all I have to offer.
Re: Hey! Shut up, and cut my grass. by horus8	25-Sep-02/8:59 PM
Oh my oh my oh my. To find myself hidden among rotting blades. Joey just asked me what m-a-s-o-c-h-i-s-m spells.
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/11:43 AM
My dear Dr. Longfellows, please understand that as a father you are just as important to your children as any mother. Especially if your raising daughters. If they don't feel loved and needed by you, they will seek masculine approval by other means, and typically with some guy they know you'd hate just to get back at you. As you can tell I am obsessed with men in general, and with my father in particular. Mostly because my father was emotionally distant. Your daughters need your love approval both physically and emotionally. Don't be shy with them. Hug them, kiss them, tell them you love them, that they are beautiful beyond belief. That is the greatest gift a father can give.Get intimate. Your the only father they have. Every relationship the take up with a man will be directly influenced by the relationship they have established or not established with you.
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/9:07 AM
By the by, orphanage face is brilliant as you would say, you rock.
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:59 AM
That's important information. Who would think it? My son sort of instinctly would take his penis out and pee against a tree or something, like a pup. I wonder if you ever did that.
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:45 AM
You know what, I believe he might be the luckiest boy in the world. Although he lost his father and his grandfather by the tender age of four, they left a strong prescence. My dearest and closest friend is an ideal romodel in many ways. My son call's him Uncle Matthew. My boyfriend has taken on the role of father to a certain degree. The limits defined by the boy. My nieces are both married to wonderful men. He's been in the Scouts with the same group of boys since he was 8 so the leaders now them as well as we parents do. He refuses to pee sitting down, but til he was 5 he called his underwear panties. My fault completely
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:31 AM
But if it were up to you boys you'd never have the breast taken away. I breast fed til my son was 2. The Doctor hated me for it, I didn't want to give it up. Cheap and nutririon and fullfilling for both of us. Tell me more please.
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:28 AM
I like this definition of it. As Mr. Cobain said; With the lights out it's less dangerous, here we are now entertain us, .....a denial , a denial, a denial.
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:21 AM
I been looking for the answers for a long time now. I don't think it changes much among western cultures, Americans and Latinos have a huge problem with identify what emotions they're feeling, let alone expressing them. My son still cries every day. His friends are easily moved emotionally. I wonder which has more to do woth it, the sudden flood of testosterone or the culture telling them to be men. Mt boyfriend is a poster boy for the healthy American male. He's as tender as a lamb. I think I'm one of the few who has the previlege to know it. But around the house he's very emotional
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:12 AM
But some men are thinkers, you for example. How do explain a thinker's fear of the self?
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:08 AM
Can you? What's your take on it?
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:04 AM
Is it because men are too sensitive to allow themselves to walk down that path, or because it's preceived asunmasculine to be affected?
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/7:59 AM
There's most definitely a centre. Sweet and chewy. Just have to get through the glass exterior. I don't envy men.