oh, hon, ou really shouldn't be replying here. it'snot safe. under more normal circumstances, i'd be eviscerating you, too. habit, dotcha know? did i spell eviscerating right?
You're calling me ugly? Jesus, leper-bitch, you'd actually probably be prettier after a beating. And God knows you need a good one. But, really, I'm not surprised you're so fucking stupid. Your idiot parents didn't even have enough common sense to leave you in a dupster when you were born.
wow yeah and um...shit that was crap....tencent the stick insect...i think i will call him stick insect...perhaps i should draw a cartoon of the rude and crude, highly inflated, self absorbed stick insect...but stick insects have camoflage? but i guess he's nothing without his insults...hmm i shall ponder this long and steady through the night...
I like TenCentArcade. Glad to see him back. Infact, it makes me think about actually sticking around for a bit. Hope to see some of your work in the poetry forum soon Eliot.
i am laughing at him being int he poetry forum yes..and you adamant protection of him.. haha thats even funnier
Yes, he does and he's good at it too. Well, I guess it's not really poetry, but lyrics. At any rate he has some talent.
are the lines somewhat like this: Jesus fuck, go deep throat a shotgun already. no one really gives a flying fuck in a rolling donut about your personal problems.
Ghosts of The House It’s spoken through stingy sage that Sulfur shores were formed by a Constant river of gin and scotch Flowing through a desirous heart Lost among the calamity of passion and The two-ton secrets of solemnity Forever existing, no longer sure Of their own mutuality It’s been said that one could find Beneath the chandelier graveyards A criminal of disasters, a jester for The final page-turning machines Sought among the simplicity of insolence And the stripes along the jaw-lines Of the breeding grounds, this soil Isn’t out to stud quite yet It’s been seen through the thinnest eyes Of the scourging scores of scowlers That the heart of Saturday nights Are littered with the hearts of minds Caught among the shrill desires of The callow children believing In their insolence, yet they Aren’t the furious end of death