Posts by JacksonP
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Cracker: On the trail, pt 1., in reply to Damian Christie,
we had a little boy in the wee smalls of last night
Congratulations Damian and family. Welcome to the joy of parenthood. You totally should do the Lion King thing.
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Cracker: On the trail, pt 1., in reply to Danielle,
I'm all over it.
Some of the comments on that page unhinged my brain.
Like this;
There's definitely a desperate attempt by academics to place anti-intellectualism in their academic sphere.
I think they might genuinely be over thinking it, just a little bit.
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Cracker: On the trail, pt 1., in reply to Danielle,
And sometimes I watch Jersey Shore.
Seems I was just too quick with my judgey-pantedness.
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I'm just trying to work out how I managed to become part of a clique in 83 posts. It's like I was on some sort of clique fast-track oar summit.
<nudge/wink>
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Cracker: Spotted, in reply to DCBCauchi,
I don’t think Winston needs to be in Parliament...
...period.
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Vote for yourself.
Nobody else would.
Otherwise known as a Single Non-transferable Vote.
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Cracker: On the trail, pt 1., in reply to Danielle,
Pondering my own inadequacies as a socialist-feminist revolutionary, mainly. And sometimes I watch Jersey Shore.
Non sequitur
One love.
Whose serve?
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Muse: Thirteen Ways of Looking at A…, in reply to Rob Hosking,
Yeah, back in my Uni days that was one of the first poems ‘done’ in stage one modern Eng Lit.
It seems highly likely we were in the same class, if not in the same year, at least in the same millennium. Sacha also. And that we had the same flatmates.
This was another that springs to mind.
The Red Wheelbarrow
so much depends
upona red wheel
barrowglazed with rain
waterbeside the white
chickens. -
Muse: Thirteen Ways of Looking at A…, in reply to Jackie Clark,
I have no idea who Wallace Stevens even is. As far as I'm concerned. it's an original work of art.
Stevens I knew, but William Carlos Williams even more so.
This Is Just To Say
I have eaten
the plums
that were in
the iceboxand which
you were probably
saving
for breakfastForgive me
they were delicious
so sweet
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Hard News: Occupy: Don't call it a protest, in reply to Sacha,
Auckland University of Tautology
Nice one.
Since we're quoting. On books and revolution.
Every time there's a revolution, it comes from somebody reading a book about revolution. David Walker wrote a book and Nat Turner did his thing.
Mike Tyson