I like the line breaks better. But dramatic line breaks, do not a poem make.

and you commented on one of his poems as if you are two people, but here you seem to be commenting as if you're the same. Please explain.

I don't get it. Who's we?

Crystal, I can't ever tell if you're trying to be witty or facitious. I think you should stick to your cute little comments either way. Anything else is short of your strengths and probably motivated by the energy of the regulars on this site. Don't let them infect you darlin. ;-)

Really? That's kewl.

And there was a lot more to it than Heston's "Liking guns." He's the president of the NRA.

Yes, Marilyn started the idea about advertising projecting fear to incourage consumption. The Heston bit was pretty damn funny, if you ask me. On the DVD set Michael tells you that Heston's people wouldn't let him off of the property, so he threw the film over the gate to his driver. Pretty funny stuff.

your phrase just reminded me of something I heard one time that I thought was an interesting phrase. So I posted it. No connection really.

HAHA, MM is my HERO! We're from the same town. I'm going to meet him on the 18th!

There is nothing worse than imagination without taste.

I like both yours and nentwined's Haiku here.

Why are you commenting on Horus8s poem as if it were your own? Are you using multiple user names? Why is that?

You must be bored.

HAHA

I agree with Tad. What is it called when you use one thing to discribe another? Like a poem that speaks of hot rods, but it's really refering to something sexual?

Revy, you'll quickly find that there are far too many elderly tards on this site with many a pompous point of worthless view. With an aptitude for virtual bullying where they otherwise fail in the real world. Don't mind them; they are but pimples on a limp dick.