School is hard. Sanity slowly slipping away. I.T. make smart people feel stupid. Chad will soon be a vegitable.
Posted by Cremator (Member # 8) on :
You are already there as evidenced by your spelling and grammar...
Posted by bich (Member # 35) on :
Would that be a vegi or a fruit? Your head is already the size of a pumpkin.
Posted by Cramer (Member # 5) on :
earth to martin, over. earth to martin, come in martn. earth to martin, are you there?
Posted by BoondockSaint (Member # 67) on :
Was that a haiku?
Posted by Cramer (Member # 5) on :
hai-who???
Posted by BoondockSaint (Member # 67) on :
Main Entry: haiˇku Pronunciation: 'hI-(")kü Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural haiku Etymology: Japanese Date: 1902 : an unrhymed verse form of Japanese origin having three lines containing usually 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively; also : a poem in this form usually having a seasonal reference.
As in:
Cramer is my friend, I like him very much and He likes to talk loud.
OR
Klaus is tall and he Has a very small girl friend He could pick her up.
OR
Trany is a drunk He likes to drink lots of beer It makes him act strange
OR
Pfaff always angry I kill him at counter strike He bangs the table.
OR
He makes the ice smooth For the Minnesota Wild He drives Zamboni.
OR
He has a big head And drives the Samurai 'round He has a big head.
OR
He moved to Duluth No more napping in air planes He now has to work. _______________________________________ These are all examples of a haiku. A simple poem that has 5 syllables, 7 syllables and then 5 syllables, doesn't rhyme, and the "artsy" call some sort of mysterious thing.
Read Chadwick's original post...
It sounded like a haiku.
(Too much time on my hands)
[This message has been edited by BoondockSaint (edited 03-04-2002).]
Posted by Ender (Member # 55) on :
Isnt writing poetry the first sign of gayness?
Posted by BoondockSaint (Member # 67) on :
Absolutely there, sweetie. Posted by RockLobster (Member # 45) on :
(Too much time on my hands) 
