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INTRANSIT 152.163.100.68 |
26-Oct-04/8:55 AM |
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This has to be a first run item. Run it again, through the wringer and get more water out. It's still soggy.
8 for quantitive writing.
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edpeterson 68.79.58.106 |
26-Oct-04/4:28 AM |
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| Re: Who is deserving of all my love by zodiac |
Stephen Robins 213.146.148.199 |
26-Oct-04/2:22 AM |
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Splendid, like a piece of warm toast firmly wedged in the buttocks of an Arab child.
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Stephen Robins 213.146.148.199 |
26-Oct-04/2:26 AM |
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Firstly will Ben appreciate having his name rhymed with win?
Secondly, I "turned up" in my shorts over the prospect of Andrea, is she really as you portray her? or is she actually the least facially corrupted cripple on your sunshine bus full of mentally deficients.
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| Re: Who is deserving of all my love by zodiac |
edpeterson 68.79.58.106 |
26-Oct-04/4:08 AM |
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this is excellent. In stanza 8 perhaps you mean flinch when you write flich? or is flich a word I have never heard?
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| Re: Old Friends by breeza123 |
edpeterson 68.79.58.106 |
26-Oct-04/4:30 AM |
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| Re: Withering Rose by Imago |
edpeterson 68.79.58.106 |
26-Oct-04/4:44 AM |
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i think that the home/beauty line is the best in the poem. it makes perfect sense to me...that where beauty has made residence, it will never stay, but always move on to find new residence. Beauty does not construct, but rather make "something" her home. I think it works.
whether this is true or not, I cannot exactly say, nor do I particularly care.
I like the theme, and I think the language is well used in some parts, but, overall, I think you need to pull in the reins a little, as much of this feels over the top, but perhaps the "floweriness" of the language is apt after all. what the fuck would i know?
anyway, i think the ending is good, if a bit overplayed and somewhat cliche.
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wFraser Allonby Q.C.w 195.157.153.253 |
26-Oct-04/5:06 AM |
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Bad boy Bill Cook is quite a gem,
With his paralysed body and ruptured brain stem.
He almost died in that terrible fall:
We thank Jesu that poor Bill can speak at all!
Andrea is a cute blonde slut
Who charges ten bucks for a cock in the butt.
For less than a dollar she'll suck on your wang
But she's keen to have an anal gangbang.
Kyle J.K. is amazingly gay
Who wears crotchless pants for his ass to display.
He's the world's most chronic masturbator:
And heâll wank again soon, and then again later.
Chris O., Benâs âLittle Boy Blue,â is really sweet.
He always asks me to lick his meat
Because he thinks it will cure his gayness.
In return he licks my anus.
The funny man on our team is Mike.
He's a real-life spastic, who we all dislike.
He suffers from an infection of the urinary tract
And smells so bad flies he does attract.
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| Re: AIDS in a Glass by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. |
edpeterson 68.79.58.106 |
26-Oct-04/5:07 AM |
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shame you could not work "tars" into this somehow.
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zodiac 212.118.11.11 |
26-Oct-04/5:54 AM |
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Joann, a "performer", says "cum in my eyes."
She also does anal, which should be no surprise,
since she's proven to have a sandtrap-sized twat
And no feeling neck-down since that fall in her flat.
The highlight of our group is someone named Dewi
With no arms and legs she's rather like a harbour bouy.
For support, she is carried by Chris L. and Newman,
Who find it quite hard to consider her human.
Dewiâs assistant is the mulleted butch Chris,
S&M's what she lives for, with a BBW twist.
She played chicken on train platforms, until once she did slip,
And now she's a terribly ugly retard crip.
The Chairman of all is "Doctor" Newman, our big Daddy,
He's not really a doctor, and he's so obese that he
Nearly prolapses whenever he blows upon us,
So we've often suggested he use some sort of harness.
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| Re: A Man Who Cares by Dovina |
Dan garcia-Black 66.159.217.193 |
26-Oct-04/7:34 AM |
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Great storytelling. Has the chain been fixed yet?
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| Re: Ghost Of Angels by Caducus |
Caducus 172.185.58.184 |
26-Oct-04/8:19 AM |
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-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.154.19.210 |
26-Oct-04/8:45 AM |
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It's really excellent that you describe the plates as 'hard'. I've often noticed that about plates. Your language captures their essence completely.
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-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.154.19.210 |
26-Oct-04/8:49 AM |
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To bring fright is bad enough, but to bring BOTH fright AND fearfulness is calamitous indeed!
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-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.154.19.210 |
26-Oct-04/9:39 AM |
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You cannot write lines like,
She seems to be doing well so far this year,
And her team makes her so happy, that she must shed a tear.
and not be incredibly thick.
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| Re: Harvey the Dolphin Sucker by T. Jonathron Remp |
INTRANSIT 152.163.100.68 |
26-Oct-04/10:13 AM |
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Comment: By Frederick Rigglesmeyer Friffelschmidt.
Yes, a womans bulging triceps are not something one should leave behind.
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| Re: A Runner's Fistful of Haiku by HaikuMofo |
INTRANSIT 152.163.100.68 |
26-Oct-04/10:30 AM |
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Dovina 24.52.156.155 |
26-Oct-04/10:35 AM |
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Fright and fearfullness are the same, but I like the way it builds and settles back to where it started. King of crime seems wrong, maybe cradle of crime.
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Dovina 24.52.156.155 |
26-Oct-04/10:37 AM |
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Dovina 24.52.156.155 |
26-Oct-04/10:42 AM |
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The last line tells more than needed. A long and wordy story, but pleasing in a fairytale way.
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