A QUESTION OF PUNCTUAION
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RE: A QUESTION OF PUNCTUAIONHey Word, I went to that site, and nothing is happening........I did register, though. |
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RE: RE: A QUESTION OF PUNCTUAIONQuote: Originally Posted by gogant Hey Word, I went to that site, and nothing is happening........I did register, though.  ....................................gogantOk cool, did you read what I posted, those were, all the postings from other people before they changed the forum, I saved it the MGR, asked me to, they are working on what we want, but if we demand they will supply, so G, just tell them what kind of poetry and poets you would like to see, and tell them about you, and leave a link, to your page, people will read ya, good stuff, so, have fun. thank you, WS Last edited by WordSlinger 03-06-2010 at 07:18:38 PM |
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RE: A QUESTION OF PUNCTUAIONI just got back from the site...read yours, kah, faith, and a couple others. |
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RE: A QUESTION OF PUNCTUAIONGlad you liked that one, springsize!! Always happy to "therapy" someone!! LOL |
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Are you a snow flake, or are we snow???A snowflake is one of God's most fragile creations, but look what they can do when they stick together! ~Author Unknown |
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RE: Puncture HistoryQuote:
Originally Posted by WordSlinger lol, this si a trip, here, lol, hey I need you and your humor, on the historychannel website, you want more reads, well come, Gogant, you are a funny man, I'm sure the historychannel would love you, come we need more power, Please visit the website, read, and speak your mind. This is your history to be made, now.. WS http://community.history.com/topic/363 Hey! Holy Cow! I got to take a vacation trip on the history channel.. Anubody got an iidea where you can get admission tickets to beg, buy or steal? |
Poetry is what is lost in translation.
Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.