edpeterson
on Virgin Bride by TwilightDawned
6 Jul 2004, 6:50 AM
Bob Sagat blowing Jung
an attenuated strip of cheese graffiti on the side of an ass dumpster
Fine, but where's the rest of it? I feel strangely unsatisfied.
I didn't bad mouth you for no reason. I bad mouthed you for being a colossal boob. It was therefore you who was the one who started the name calling, not me. Had you conducted yourself in a less bum-like manner, we would not be having this conversation. My bad mouthing was motivated by kindliness, because I like to help people who are colossal boobs by telling them they're colossal boobs. Your bad mouthing was motivated by a desperate need to save face. Yours was more of an intuitive bad mouthing than a factual bad mouthing. Mine was a factual bad mouthing. In conclusion, the only thing that transcends the physical round here is your appalling disregard for the thoughts, feelings and emotions of your fellow rankers.
If you think success is typical, you should take a look at the last 13,235 poems posted on poemranker.
Fecund maggotry of the lowest rung.
A freckled gnewt on Pcp.
But if you say that "there is a fixed reality", then you must agree that it's possible for some people's ideas of reality to be the right ones, while some other people's ideas of reality (ie, that the earth is flat or there's no such thing as gravity,) are probably wrong. In saying that it's cool for everybody to have different reality concepts, you're really just saying it's okay for many people - most people, probably - to be dead wrong about everything. Well, sure it's okay - but who would want to be in the dead-wrong group???!?!
I understand what you are saying and perhaps I wasn't
listening to your previous posts. In fact, I agree that there
is a fixed reality and your anology on gravitons is right on.
But, what I have been saying is simply that, from a human,
finite perception, ones reality concepts are not the same as
everyone elses. Each of us view the world differently and,
to a degree, we often pick and choose. What is seen as reality
varies but you are right in that reality is a constant. What
are not constant are our perceptions of reality. If you ever
read any of Castaneda's books,(A Separate Reality, etc.), then
you can better relate to what I am saying.
Finally, in my saying reality changes depending on who's looking
at it, I mean a person's perception of reality, not reality
itself.
You started the name calling, not me. If you think my poems
are lousy, just say so. I can accept that but I see no reason
for personal attacks and would never criticize you except in
self-defense. I mean, out of nowhere, you bad mouth me for no
reason so what do you expect me to do?
Thank you.
That is not an appropriate answer.
Thanks for illuminating darkness on a thing I thought single-minded, if not classy. Naive me.
How dare you? If 159 people chose to vote -0- on "AIDS in a van" and "The Nude" it doesn't mean I don't have talent. I do! I know I do! And it doesn't mean I'm pathetic. I think your the pathetic one! Not me!
I enjoyed the part about the master wiping his horse's ass.
Good, especially verse 2.
"alive" at the end adds several variations
Line 2: "that draws my vision"
Good
Well, you managed to gross me out.