A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So I
decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So
I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
On 2022-06-09 12:19 a.m., Will Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So
I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
He was always worth listening to. But one doesn't have to agree with
*him*, and here I listened and then disagreed.
It's not normal, but it's not unnatural (and therefore not forced) for a person to stress "him" in such a context. Imagine, for example, pointing
to the person when you're saying it.
On 2022-06-09 12:19 a.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So
I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
He was always worth listening to. But one doesn't have to agree with
*him*, and here I listened and then disagreed.
It's not normal, but it's not unnatural (and therefore not forced) for a person to stress "him" in such a context. Imagine, for example, pointing
to the person when you're saying it.
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-09 12:19 a.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in >>>>> the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So >>>>> I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
He was always worth listening to. But one doesn't have to agree with
*him*, and here I listened and then disagreed.
It's not normal, but it's not unnatural (and therefore not forced) for a
person to stress "him" in such a context. Imagine, for example, pointing
to the person when you're saying it.
I do miss Peter... he was grouchy but often funny....
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
On Tuesday, June 7, 2022 at 8:47:43 PM UTC-4, Ash Wurthing wrote:
On Tuesday, June 7, 2022 at 7:55:12 PM UTC-4, Will Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:Ah no-- PJR will tell you that no matter how well structured, you still cannot polish a turd...
George J. Dance wrote:Even PJR might approve.
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
PJR is the self proclaimed expert on limericks, after all.
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-09 12:19 a.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in >>>>> the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So >>>>> I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
He was always worth listening to. But one doesn't have to agree with
*him*, and here I listened and then disagreed.
It's not normal, but it's not unnatural (and therefore not forced) for a
person to stress "him" in such a context. Imagine, for example, pointing
to the person when you're saying it.
I do miss Peter... he was grouchy but often funny....
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So I
decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Good to keep your poetry where it could be found.
Rocky Rhodan wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in >>>>>> the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So >>>>>> I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
He was always worth listening to. But one doesn't have to agree with
*him*, and here I listened and then disagreed.
It's not normal, but it's not unnatural (and therefore not forced) for a >>> person to stress "him" in such a context. Imagine, for example, pointing >>> to the person when you're saying it.
I do miss Peter... he was grouchy but often funny....
Speculation is that PJR is retired, he is 58 now, after all.
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-09 12:19 a.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in >>>>> the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So >>>>> I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
He was always worth listening to. But one doesn't have to agree with
*him*, and here I listened and then disagreed.
It's not normal, but it's not unnatural (and therefore not forced) for a
person to stress "him" in such a context. Imagine, for example, pointing
to the person when you're saying it.
I do miss Peter... he was grouchy but often funny....
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-09 12:19 a.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in >>>>> the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So >>>>> I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
He was always worth listening to. But one doesn't have to agree with
*him*, and here I listened and then disagreed.
It's not normal, but it's not unnatural (and therefore not forced) for a
person to stress "him" in such a context. Imagine, for example, pointing
to the person when you're saying it.
I do miss Peter... he was grouchy but often funny....
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
On 2022-06-22 3:32 p.m., Victor H. wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
Indeed he might if Peter would ever return....
No! If PJ Ross returned and saw me using "gjd" to sign my poems, he
wouldn't just not approve; he'd have a shit hemorrhage.
Will Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
Indeed he might if Peter would ever return....
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-09 12:19 a.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in >>>>> the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So >>>>> I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Peter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
He was always worth listening to. But one doesn't have to agree with
*him*, and here I listened and then disagreed.
It's not normal, but it's not unnatural (and therefore not forced) for a
person to stress "him" in such a context. Imagine, for example, pointing
to the person when you're saying it.
I do miss Peter... he was grouchy but often funny....
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
Will Dockery wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So
I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Good to keep your poetry where it could be found.
Quite so....
On 2022-06-14 5:15 p.m., Victor H. wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So
I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Good to keep your poetry where it could be found.
Quite so....
Well, I did have a second reason for top-posting it. I'd already posted "Usenet's Greatest Poet," and I wanted to post a few more, to test a
claim I'd been hearing for over a year: that because some people were
posting too much, all the poetry was getting hidden; that a poem would
fall off the front page (the top 30 posts) in less than a day, buried by
all those garbage posts.
So I followed up my first poem with those two limericks the next week,
and then over the next two weeks two with two other poems out of the /Doggerel/ book. I had to slow down to one a week because the earlier 3
poems had not fallen out of the top 30, and I was worried about taking
up too much of it.
Finally I had to stop posting more, because all 5 poems were still
sitting in the top 30. I'm still waiting to post more because, weeks
later, all 5 of those poems are still on the front page. One dips lower,
all the time, but just as quickly pops back up. So much for the story of
a 'conspiracy' that's burying all the poetry here.
What I find most amusing is that at least one of the people complaining
in the spring about all the poetry being buried is now complaining about
my poems *not* being buried!
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-14 5:15 p.m., Victor H. wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in >>>>> the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So >>>>> I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Good to keep your poetry where it could be found.
Quite so....
Well, I did have a second reason for top-posting it. I'd already posted
"Usenet's Greatest Poet," and I wanted to post a few more, to test a
claim I'd been hearing for over a year: that because some people were
posting too much, all the poetry was getting hidden; that a poem would
fall off the front page (the top 30 posts) in less than a day, buried by
all those garbage posts.
So I followed up my first poem with those two limericks the next week,
and then over the next two weeks two with two other poems out of the
/Doggerel/ book. I had to slow down to one a week because the earlier 3
poems had not fallen out of the top 30, and I was worried about taking
up too much of it.
Finally I had to stop posting more, because all 5 poems were still
sitting in the top 30. I'm still waiting to post more because, weeks
later, all 5 of those poems are still on the front page. One dips lower,
all the time, but just as quickly pops back up. So much for the story of
a 'conspiracy' that's burying all the poetry here.
What I find most amusing is that at least one of the people complaining
in the spring about all the poetry being buried is now complaining about
my poems *not* being buried!
No matter what these folks always find something to whine and complain about.....
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in
the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-14 5:15 p.m., Victor H. wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in >>>>> the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So >>>>> I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Good to keep your poetry where it could be found.
Quite so....
Well, I did have a second reason for top-posting it. I'd already posted
"Usenet's Greatest Poet," and I wanted to post a few more, to test a
claim I'd been hearing for over a year: that because some people were
posting too much, all the poetry was getting hidden; that a poem would
fall off the front page (the top 30 posts) in less than a day, buried by
all those garbage posts.
So I followed up my first poem with those two limericks the next week,
and then over the next two weeks two with two other poems out of the
/Doggerel/ book. I had to slow down to one a week because the earlier 3
poems had not fallen out of the top 30, and I was worried about taking
up too much of it.
Finally I had to stop posting more, because all 5 poems were still
sitting in the top 30. I'm still waiting to post more because, weeks
later, all 5 of those poems are still on the front page. One dips lower,
all the time, but just as quickly pops back up. So much for the story of
a 'conspiracy' that's burying all the poetry here.
What I find most amusing is that at least one of the people complaining
in the spring about all the poetry being buried is now complaining about
my poems *not* being buried!
No matter what these folks always find something to whine and complain about.....
On 2022-07-01 6:53 a.m., W-Dockery wrote:
Rocky Rhodan wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-09 12:19 a.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier >>>>>> in the year, in threads where they're effectively lost toPeter is always a tough critic, I daresay....
posterity. So I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find. >>>>
But when he gets serious, PJR does post some instructional thoughts.
He was always worth listening to. But one doesn't have to agree with
*him*, and here I listened and then disagreed.
It's not normal, but it's not unnatural (and therefore not forced)
for a person to stress "him" in such a context. Imagine, for example,
pointing to the person when you're saying it.
I do miss Peter... he was grouchy but often funny....
He was good with the dry British non-humor.I do think the poem is good enough to go into the revised book. It and
"Bobby Burro" are good examples of the limerick form, and I have next to
no limericks in the original.
It doesn't mention the names of any real people; perhaps someone on aapc might identify him, but then they could identify "PJ" and "Hammy
Hogarth," both of whom are already in there; and a good sleuth could
probably find more of the others.
George J. Dance wrote:
On 2022-06-07 7:51 p.m., W.Dockery wrote:
Rocky Stoneberg wrote:
George J. Dance wrote:
A wannabe poet named Ash
Thought writing could bring in some cash;
But all of his verses
Brought him only curses,
And all of it went in the trash.
gjd
Outstanding work in the limerick form...
Even PJR might approve.
🙂
PJ Ross has actually commented on it:
'Close, but no cigar. Forced stress on "him".'
Both this and the "Bobby Burro" limerick were ones I wrote earlier in >>>>>> the year, in threads where they're effectively lost to posterity. So >>>>>> I decided to top-post them so they'd be easier to find.
Good to keep your poetry where it could be found.
Quite so....
Well, I did have a second reason for top-posting it. I'd already posted
"Usenet's Greatest Poet," and I wanted to post a few more, to test a
claim I'd been hearing for over a year: that because some people were
posting too much, all the poetry was getting hidden; that a poem would
fall off the front page (the top 30 posts) in less than a day, buried by >>> all those garbage posts.
So I followed up my first poem with those two limericks the next week,
and then over the next two weeks two with two other poems out of the
/Doggerel/ book. I had to slow down to one a week because the earlier 3
poems had not fallen out of the top 30, and I was worried about taking
up too much of it.
Finally I had to stop posting more, because all 5 poems were still
sitting in the top 30. I'm still waiting to post more because, weeks
later, all 5 of those poems are still on the front page. One dips lower, >>> all the time, but just as quickly pops back up. So much for the story of >>> a 'conspiracy' that's burying all the poetry here.
What I find most amusing is that at least one of the people complaining
in the spring about all the poetry being buried is now complaining about >>> my poems *not* being buried!
No matter what these folks always find something to whine and complain about.....
Incessantly.
| Sysop: | Keyop |
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| Location: | Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK |
| Users: | 293 |
| Nodes: | 16 (2 / 14) |
| Uptime: | 215:00:37 |
| Calls: | 6,619 |
| Calls today: | 1 |
| Files: | 12,168 |
| Messages: | 5,317,489 |