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Fab. response George. It was wounding in its venom and made me jealous of its beautiful literacy.

Btw, how many of you are there? I see you sign off as Georges. Is there really more than one Bard of Bangor. It's an exciting thought!!! Is it the explanation for how you miraculously turn out 6 Masterpieces a day?

Venom, Critic2? some of your saliva would put a Viper to shame. Georges may be a w*nker but you take the biscuit. Go and take yourself off to a desert island and prance about in your skirt and boots. Your obsession with George is turning him into a superstar, something he does not deserve.
Avalon

Critic2, Surely you mean 666. Georges is legion and we are many.
Avalon, why don't you piss off?
Georges

George, please leave Avalon alone. It is always useful to have as many no-hopers around as possible so I can rotate my teasing.

George, please leave Avalon alone. It is always useful to have as many no-hopers around as possible so I can rotate my teasing.

um, excuse me, this is hardly in line with the kind of tranquil regenerative feeling i wanted to instill in people with my poem.

critic2, bug off. troll in other people's threads. you aren't getting a response from _me : so look in other threads for people to validate you.

everyone else : someone asked in another thread if leonard cohen is maybe lurking on the board. buddhists say approach every person as if they might be a buddha. my question is, do we know for 100% sure that critic2 is not leonard cohen?

don't feed the trolls...

I liked your poem and only had that one comment about your line ending "both". Your repsonse was a shade defensive but not in the league of sensitivity of a George or a Mareka.

btw I rule *you* out as Leonard Cohen as he only uses the expression "bug off" on very special occasions.

Critic2 wrote:I liked your poem and only had that one comment about your line ending "both". Your repsonse was a shade defensive but not in the league of sensitivity of a George or a Mareka.

btw I rule *you* out as Leonard Cohen as he only uses the expression "bug off" on very special occasions.

may we develop a wary and uneasy interaction. welcome to the dance, sir....

Dear jpx ~

Your own comment on your poem is the best one ~ a "kind of tranquil regenerative feeling." That's true. In fact, I have used in conversation, the add-on of "both" for emphasis.

"may we develop a wary and uneasy interaction. welcome to the dance, sir...." Wow. That says so many things, so well.

Love,
Lizzy

"may we develop a wary and uneasy interaction. welcome to the dance, sir...." said jpx.

"That would be my pleasure", says critic2, and it won't take long for it to be a calm and fine interacion , which is better still!

Looks like we are not going to get rid of you easy, Critic2. I apologise for my sharpness towards you but it was provoked. Lets end the matter here, at peace........
Georges

no problem at all, Georges. Consider it done and done!

meow meow,

it occured to me that i intended to post a picture of my marianne. here goes : this is at my old, more colourful apartment.

Marianne's a very cool cat. I can tell these things .

What's the container with the Chinese[?] symbols? Is it a medicine, or a decorative piece? Well, it's both, if it is medicine.

lizzytysh wrote:Marianne's a very cool cat. I can tell these things .

it's true. marianne knows it too : )

What's the container with the Chinese[?] symbols? Is it a medicine, or a decorative piece? Well, it's both, if it is medicine.

once upon a time it held $1.00 worth of tea from the chinese market. but i didn't drink the tea because i was afraid of lead in the container and the cheapo-solder. so it is just decoration, now.

i am in california today! i am down on a conference with work. so hello to all from under the capital-S Sun : )