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#12720 12/13/00 05:03 PM
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Rhub enthuses: It is obvious, reading deeply into the touching story you have unfolded, that the whole piece is a metaphor of the psychic discontinuities engendered by, not only relocation from the land of ones birth - as has surely happened to the young Portuguese national who is your protagonist, but subsequent displacement from his chosen, or adopted, country, Spain.

Thanks for telling me what it meant. I had no idea. I only wrote it. Hell, I am deep, aren't I? Deep, deep, deep ... doodoo.

No bloody essays. Business cases are bad enough. Terms of reference are worse. Theses are the pits. So go on. Put me in detention.



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#12721 12/13/00 05:06 PM
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Mav smithed:

Puns and word jokes, however insane,
Make a maverick laugh like a drain!
The only real pain
Is when forced to explain
He’s an Addict – so kindly refrain!


Twenty-one again, is it, Mav? Commiserations ...

What do you call a poem (limerick or otherwise) where every line rhymes? (cue tsuwm)



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#12722 12/13/00 05:40 PM
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>What do you call a poem (limerick or otherwise) where every line rhymes? (cue tsuwm)

usually (and in this case), poesy.


#12723 12/13/00 08:59 PM
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tsuwm replied: >What do you call a poem (limerick or otherwise) where every line rhymes? (cue tsuwm)

usually (and in this case), poesy.


... and leaves me (as I already knew, of course) a poetaster. With all of the connotations made possible by reassigning syllable values ....



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#12724 12/16/00 11:57 PM
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I fear I'm at threat from the internet
Each night it seduces me into debt
I laugh like a drain
as it downloads my brain
What TV began it'll finish yet


Carpe whatever


Carpe whatever
#12725 12/17/00 12:37 AM
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solrep (whose handle makes him sound like he sells the sun for a living door-to-door) offered:

I fear I'm at threat from the internet
Each night it seduces me into debt
I laugh like a drain
as it downloads my brain
What TV began it'll finish yet


Carpe whatever


Don't want to seem like you're carping on, but ...

Can anyone else on the list come up with something which solrep should continually warn us to beware of?

Please include in a complete, properly-scanning AAABBA form limerick, at least one line of which should be in Swedish, and in which at least one line should mention gold records and OTT stage costumes, but this should not in the same line which is in Swedish ...

Sesame Street script writers are ineligible to enter.






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