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I don't think we have any right to talk about quality of living, when our entire ecomony is built on the degredation of other people. Because of the needs of ...

What It Is by Mark Knopfler. WHAT A SONG .

Damn, are the newbies ranting again? Don't worry if there aren't many responses to your rant: just hang around in the lounge for a while, and people will start commenting. ...

This was the point where I thought serious people looked more attractive. Now I can laugh at that, quite a lot.

Bob, he knows many things: that's why I put 'ask bob.' And therefore, that is the answer. Good luck.

And yet somehow, in the time before large quantities of over-the-counter drugs, we survived our fits of depression. I wonder how much it says about a loss of community spirit, ...

I'm caught, slightly: while I don't precisely *like* how it reads, I damn well appriciate how intelligent it is. I had to struggle to understand a lot of it, and ...

^^ makes claims to royalty.

hey.... where'd 1992 go... I actually had a cool trophy :(

this isn't too old... since my camera's mostly broken, I have trouble taking new ones.

Oh, I thought it was meant to be 'bayed,' after Cerberus, the dog that guarded the underworld. It gives that feeling of loss, as well: baying at the moon is ...

I quite like, I must say: it reminded me of Blackberry Wine by Joanne Harris. Couple of nitpicks: - do you put molasses in wine? - the end is a ...

WHAT SHIPS MAY COME There's mist outside my window blanketing the street with white, And foreign shapes that struggle to be seen. I am not one to break the silence ...

How very odd: I, too, was thinking in terms of old-style poems and ships. I like this: it's my kind of poem, absolutely and to the hilt, full of great ...