poemranker ::20 most recent comments by Shin-Bojangles (61-80)

Comments byShin-Bojangles, 61–80 back. Include replies

on Earthly Delights? by razorgrin 13 Aug 2002, 12:25 AM
At least we're in our element!

=b
on some deleted poem 11 Aug 2002, 2:53 AM
They're not 'Roids, dude.
I think I got them falling nakedly out of bed upside down and backwards.
Owch!

I THINK.
on A-Team, vol I by Agemo-Z 11 Aug 2002, 1:30 AM
Hannibal is just as crazy.

Sometimes.
on A-Team, vol I by Agemo-Z 11 Aug 2002, 1:30 AM
Hannibal is just as crazy.

Sometimes.
on Sleepy Geek by razorgrin 13 Aug 2002, 12:23 AM
An unholy bargain to forge the Nametag of Invisibility? Seems like it could be usefull.
on R'lyeh by razorgrin 13 Aug 2002, 12:32 AM
There's a certain point where comments stop being about the poetry, or even any discussion at hand, and start being immature cries for attention.

Some of us skip that crap and just write poems that are immature cries for attention.

P.S.- I missed the word "align" in this piece. It's a sweet word that dosn't get nearly enough use.

P.P.S.- Names with apostrophes=totally awesome
on Flight of the Samurai (Act II) by Shin-Bojangles 13 Aug 2002, 12:34 AM
Ok.
But any further questions about samurai will have to wait, thanks to that dern 4 poem posting limit.
on Walls by razorgrin 13 Aug 2002, 12:40 AM
Replace the word "Wolves" with the word "Drunks" and it becomes both 'deep' and 'true'.

'Lessun' you were being all metaphorical and such...
on A-Team #2 by Shin-Bojangles 11 Aug 2002, 2:50 AM
I'm not sure. I'll have to watch more TNN.

By the way, 'tang is supposed to be short for 'Poontang' (provided that word has no other connotation than 'booty'... I don't really know), not a reference to your beloved childhood orange drink. Though he probably craves tang too.
on Sleepy Geek by razorgrin 11 Aug 2002, 2:20 AM
Just a couple of little things.
Firstly, unless it's some sorta wacky unique thing, it should be "drunk bane" not smiting. Also, Spell Resistance isn't measureed in bonuses, so just 20 would be fine. Finally, though it is an acceptable synonym, with your use of out-of-game terms in the sentence, it might be more prudent to say "high-level wizardess (or sorcereress)" instead of mage, since the mage classification dosn't really exist tangibly in 3rd Edition.
Sorry! :)
on wizard master by beakism 11 Aug 2002, 2:30 AM
Heh.
I like "cheekism" best.
I'll build a bunch of Cheekaurans and Cheekasaurases and they'll totally go to town on all these tiny people.

Awesome
on Hot Maid by Agemo-Z 11 Aug 2002, 2:48 AM
Damn, your wang is dusty? This really IS serious. :S Well, take heart... at least you can tell her to scrub some stubborn floor-stain and jerk while she bends over.

Yahoo!
on Flight of the Samurai by Shin-Bojangles 11 Aug 2002, 2:43 AM
To find the answer to that, you'll have to read my much awaited sequel. :D

P.S.- I should have mentioned, while reading this piece and any of its sequels, you should be listening to either the theme from "Soul Blade", the theme from "Evangelion" or "Thunderstruck". Thanks!