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Date Posted: 17:33:33 01/22/02 Tue
Author: PinkFLuffytruth
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suggestion for Carl
In reply to: Nigel 's message, "This, I like" on 16:10:00 01/22/02 Tue

How about writinng a poem about when you go to the seaside and you get all your sandwitches out and crisps and stuff, and then you go over to buy a burger....but you get some sand in it and it becomes inedable, and that's just abou as annouying as cutters i think. cutter carl sands-burg....d'ya get it??

>Some constructive suggestions as opposed to the
>perpetual stupid banter and insults so prevelent here.
> Naturally, poetry relies on sensitivity and emotions.
> You cant just crank out poetry mechanically. One has
>to be appropriately inspired.
>
>Still, people do seem to appreciate the poetry section
>the most and it is a bit light in content. I suppose
>I could work on some more. It passes the time, and
>contrary to what my old pedophile American literature
>1865-1945 professor had to say, writing IS NOT a chore
>and something that has to be forced. Its rather
>enjoyable. But he had a thing for young boys...you
>wouldnt believe some of the interpretations of stories
>that he came up with. They all involved child
>molestation. I doubt thats what the authors of these
>American classics had in mind. But I digress.
>
>Yeah, Ill work on some but on topics other than
>cutting? That may be tough. Plus, its Cutter Carl
>Sandburg who pens these poems, which makes a different
>subject matter difficult to justify. CUTTER Carl
>Sandburg, I say. But Ill think it over.

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Re: This, I like -- miss anthelion, 06:01:49 01/23/02 Wed