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zodiac replying on Brethren by richa 12 Mar 2004, 8:57 AM
Yeah whatever, man. You're on thin ice, compadre. Yeah, that's right. You're on my list, mo-fucker - so you better just watch your back. Howya like dem APPLES?! Etc etc etc etc ad infinitum.
richa replying on Brethren by richa 12 Mar 2004, 8:11 AM
do you mean a second #?
richa replying on Brethren by richa 12 Mar 2004, 8:10 AM
It was just an acknowledgement of your previous message. I got it loud and clear (and peculiarly invisible).
Shuushin replying on Being by horus8 12 Mar 2004, 6:34 AM
yeah... about that...
zodiac on Being by horus8 12 Mar 2004, 4:06 AM
Congratulations on the Top 20 coup. Jeremi still looks like A.C. Slater, though. -10-
SupremeDreamer replying on Zodiac's Visit to Micky D's by Oej-Oej 11 Mar 2004, 8:50 PM
Your use of plain english in your work has alot of odd curiosities. Many times I've stumbled over scattered irregularities in grammar and sentence structure when reading some of your work- and it sure doesn't come across as poetic wordplay. I'm not one to act superior, I have my own querks in my use of the english language, even though I've greatly improved during my time at rankerville-- But you don't seem to pick up on your writing querks as far as I can tell. As for you being dim-witted? Narrow minded is more like it, but whatever. You have your moments, and other times it seems that you don't really think before speaking. At times your pretty edgy and sensitive to harsh criticism or opinions.. you certainly never reacted well to any of the parodies I've written concerning a few pieces of yours.
Whats this supposed to be? A parody? Its funny, a good joke, but its lacking.. since your description of zodiacs personality is purely fictional.. and has little relation to zodiac. But its an amusing piece never-the-less, thats worth an eight.
Shuushin replying on Brethren by richa 11 Mar 2004, 8:07 PM
um, is there sposed to be a second "p" in the third line...?
Shuushin replying on Aesgntor by MacFrantic 11 Mar 2004, 8:01 PM
not too shabby at all! Just gets a little busy, but its quite an epic.
MacFrantic on Aesgntor by MacFrantic 11 Mar 2004, 7:45 PM
Thanx Shuushin. Step x step the story goes: 1.Evil Kingdom of Aesgntor (Aze-in-tor) has been hidden for years. 2. Young boy steals the firesword and escapes. 3. The guardian demons give chase. Intermission :) 4. The sword hampers boy's escape. 5. The demons catch hero. 6. Boy kills all but one in pursuit. 7. Last demon survives; kills boy but recieves fatal wounds from sword. 8. Demon heads back toward Aesgntor. 9. He dies and falls into the murky ocean. 10. The sword falls as well and becomes extinguished... 11. ...or does it? Thanx for criticism on grammar! Not bad for a sophomore, huh?
zodiac replying on Brethren by richa 11 Mar 2004, 5:08 PM
Go ahead and laugh. There were apples in this poem before. I liked them. You may think the image was a little obvious, but I don't. Or, why not put them in edgewise, like 'apple-cheeked girls,' or 'to bob and interchange,' or something such? And if I'm so out-of-line here, why is everyone stumbling on the Newton, huh? Besides, the line 'that dance' is way too short. It could stand the extra syllables. I'm on your side here, man.
Joe-joe replying on Zodiac's Visit to Micky D's by Oej-Oej 11 Mar 2004, 3:30 PM
Pardon me that's "knew" not "new"
richa on Brethren by richa 11 Mar 2004, 2:35 PM
The trick of the dandelion clock: To disperse in the wind, grey seeds to interchange like girls, plain as a sugar's beet, that dance, a#### #p### ##p## ###l## ####e# #####s each hiding a Newton.
zodiac replying on Zodiac's Visit to Micky D's by Oej-Oej 11 Mar 2004, 1:05 PM
No, the PATENTLY-FALSE -=DARK_ANGEL=- TEN OF SHAME loses all its pot'ncy if its recipient is a hydrocephalic dunce. Furthermore, I think we should agree to refer to it from here on as the GIANT ETC ETC TEN _O'_ SHAME, okay?
Joe-joe on Zodiac's Visit to Micky D's by Oej-Oej 11 Mar 2004, 10:26 AM
Zodiac, I actually did make a change. I mistakenly placed an "a" both before and after the word "place" in the third line of the poem. It was an obvious error that I felt compelled to fix. Wow you are really paranoid about this whole little game we've been playing here. Chill-out man. You really lack self control don't you? You're delusional to boot. On three occasions here you stated that you would no longer engage me. Twice you could not resist the intentional bate I threw your way and now you've conjured up some strange conspiracy theory around a simple grammatical correction I made to this poem. Wow! I didn’t realize I had rocked your world so profoundly! But your comment was revealing. From your own pen you assert, "If I rank it high, that I'm weak-willed and awestricken by your skill"....then you proceed to give me a 10!! Gee Professor I never new you felt that way. Coming from a literary genius like you, that's quite a compliment. I'm really quite happy that you've responded as you have. Your impulsiveness and lack of control are what this poem is all about. You can knock my writing abilities all you want but you can't deny that I've captured a salient aspect of your personality. None of us is perfect. That's why I thought your Joe-Joe work was so good. Yes, it does describe an unflattering aspect of my personality. Darky says I'm "thick"...very perceptive of him... I often can be although I refer to it as being "head strong". My colleagues here at the college…who are profoundly liberal…freely attest to my unyielding personality and, at times, myopic way of looking at things. Not a big deal, we’re all works in process. By the way, where did the "Father Figure" crap come from? I know I said that your ideas are similar to those of an 18 year old kid..but I really have no idea how old you are....for all I know you might be old enough to be my grandfather. At any rate, please relax a bit and don’t take things so seriously…life is too short. Peace Joe-Joe
Shuushin on Brethren by richa 11 Mar 2004, 8:41 AM
sold.
richa replying on Brethren by richa 11 Mar 2004, 8:13 AM
More the fragility of such an existence. Every one could be a pioneer, set the ball rolling.
Shuushin replying on Brethren by richa 11 Mar 2004, 7:39 AM
Okay, then I get the title. But now I'm stuck with the dichotomy between Quakers and science/progress... They're running out of time? Ultimately these girls will betray themselves and their clan with idividuality and joining the outside world?
richa replying on Brethren by richa 11 Mar 2004, 7:33 AM
OK then, the girls plain as a sugar's beet are based on the quakers. Newton was just science, the fast unpredictability of progress, the instability, the arms race, the genome race, the nuclear race. The opening of pandoras box.
Shuushin on Aesgntor by MacFrantic 11 Mar 2004, 7:13 AM
Flows fairly well - thinking "Sancturies" should not be plural, but possessive. Got pulled right through the first third, (was thinking, "this is a ten, this is a ten") then I had trouble following the story ("...9....8...") - might be more complex than it needs to be? How does one pronounce "Aesgntor?"