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Mercury Switches and The Mating of Clocks
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Orsen Wells w/Citizen Cain
16 years ago
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So, this is the "critique" that casual readers feel the poet should be
"glad ass happy" to recieve--- snip the poem, make a one liner insult,
a personal "real life" insult, and then a repetitive and stale "jesus
fuck"?
You do it all the time, Mr. Hypocrite.
Orsen Wells w/Citizen Cain
16 years ago
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You really should find yourself a steady boyfriend, Will.
Orsen Wells w/Citizen Cain
16 years ago
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Love it or hate it, I always have taken pride that my poetry is all
original, every word thought of and created on my own,
Then why do you whine so much when people tell you that it sucks?
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
16 years ago
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That's probably the healthiest attitude when it comes to Dockery. He's so
full of his own self that there's no way in hell he'd ever admit to anything
outside his own tiny little universe.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
16 years ago
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Here's a repost of when the two poems, the original by Alacrity Stone, and
the adaptation by Dale Houstman, based on AS's poem, showing they two were
lined up side-by-side, just as I described
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Anything you describe should not be taken seriously as you are an admitted
compulsive liar, drug user, alcoholic and proven idiot.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
16 years ago
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Here's a repost of when the two poems, the original by Alacrity Stone,
and
the adaptation by Dale Houstman, based on AS's poem, showing they two
were
You didn't do this until MUCH later.
PJR pretended


...to be a girl by putting his penis between his legs and talking in a
falsetto voice? Yea, that fucked-up pansy tends to do that sort of thing.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
16 years ago
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Post by Orson Wells as CitizenCain
Here's a repost of when the two poems, the original by Alacrity
Stone, and
the adaptation by Dale Houstman, based on AS's poem, showing they two
were
PJR pretended
...to be a girl by putting his penis between his legs and talking in a
falsetto voice? Yea, that fucked-up pansy tends to do that sort of thing.
Heh... you seem to have some really detailed fantasies about Peter J.
Ross there, Dink...
The only fantasies I have about PJR involve PJR, you, a car with its brake
line cut and a California cliff.

Orson Wells as CitizenCain
16 years ago
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Here's a repost of when the two poems, the original by Alacrity Stone, and
the adaptation by Dale Houstman, based on AS's poem, showing they two were
lined up side-by-side, just as I described
= snip =

Anything you describe should not be taken seriously as you are an admitted
compulsive liar, drug user, alcoholic and proven idiot.
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