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On a Snowy Evening        Rick grabbed the breadbasket from the middle of his table and began waiting for the night to end.  
        “Don’t get yourself full before you eat,” said Rick’s mother, Betty, sitting next to him.  
        “This is eating, Ma. And I’m not so little. You know I’m twenty-eight,” said Rick.          “Twenty-eight and a half in March,” said Virginia. His mother laughed, which filled his heart knowing she could do that, so he didn’t talk back again. They hadn’t gone On a Snowy Evening
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Thrilla's Surfari
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Disorderly Sleeping DisordersWhen I wake up  disposition      is  
all fucked up   
from amount of sleep unknown   
        Will I go eat?  Has my wallet      been  all fucked up   
by a damn 9-digit code?   
 
        Watch the sunrise  and my girl's eyes,      they're  all fucked up!   
from chemicals a la mode!   
    Can I try not  
to give up and get  all fucked up...   
...or shou Disorderly Sleeping Disorders
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Chapter Three: The Third WheelChapter Three      ~The Third Wheel   
From the moment I woke up on Saturday (which was around noon, as usual), to the moment I was ready to walk out the door, I was thinking about dinner, and about Melody.            Sadly, I remembered a response I had thought of back in college if she ever asked how I felt about her. I always wanted to tell her, “You are like a rose shrouded in darkness that just needs a little light so everyone can see how beautiful you are.” I thought it sounded corny then, too, but girls eat that stuff up like cotton candy. She was beau Chapter Three: The Third Wheel
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Mon Apr 30, 2007, 1:15 AM
Maybe there are some peopeopeople out there who still use DA. Well here a short short story I put a lot of time into. Just for you, internet people! And everyone else, but you also! Enjoy.

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:iconquix0tic:
~quix0tic May 9, 2007, 6:37:27 PM
lol. how did tony get banned?

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How am I not myself?
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~blackbirdpie Apr 30, 2007, 4:58:42 PM
Well as of right now I am going to SLU but I am still waiting to hear back from Washu. What the hell have you been doing?

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cogito ergo nescio.
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~DistantFlame Jun 19, 2006, 4:35:36 AM
Remember:
Aardvards are people, too.
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~dv81 May 4, 2006, 4:36:24 AM
Many many thanks for the :+fav: ! :hug:

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Its nice to be important, but its more important to be nice.
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!Stanley-Koteks Mar 30, 2006, 10:50:01 AM
Did you start another deviant page for your crappy poems called crappypoems?

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"it's not interesting to talk about the sheep referred to as believers" - Philip Roth
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!Stanley-Koteks Mar 22, 2006, 10:54:29 PM
Hahahahaha. I just thought that I would start this post out with laughter just to show you my initial response to the short story I told you. So I signed on my account and saw that someone have added that poem I wrote for that activity to their favorites. So this is where you insert the laughter from the beginning of this post. Ok, so after that, I went onto the written-from-within page and saw that all of the poems for that activity were grouped together. The placement of mine couldn't have been more perfect. I also laughed when I saw that.

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"it's not interesting to talk about the sheep referred to as believers" - Philip Roth
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~blackbirdpie Mar 21, 2006, 2:46:31 PM
Yeah I remember that.
And don't worry,
I don't assume that you are a drinking fool.
But yeah,
maybe I'll be stopping by soon again.

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cogito ergo nescio.
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!Stanley-Koteks Feb 24, 2006, 8:43:39 PM
Funny story. So my creative writing teacher Angela Hamilton (who I have a major crush on by the way) has a system for the first draft of our poems: U, -. check, and +. It goes from U being unacceptable writing to + being developed writing. All of my poems have gotten a check (adequate writing - displays an understanding of the assignment in genre form and content but may lack quality. Writing needs revision) except for Busy, Busy, Busy which got a check plus. Both of us thought it wasn't that good.

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"it's not interesting to talk about the sheep referred to as believers" - Philip Roth
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!Stanley-Koteks Feb 22, 2006, 9:24:10 AM
Yeah, I think that I've (already) decided to ignore you poem assignment for now because after having to do the final poem for my class last night, I really don't feel like doing any more poetry right now. Plus, I still have to revise all of them before the end of the semester.

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"it's not interesting to talk about the sheep referred to as believers" - Philip Roth
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!Stanley-Koteks Feb 19, 2006, 11:45:37 PM
Oh yeah, turns out I have to have the first sixty five pages of Ender's Game finished by tuesday and will have it finished in two weeks.

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"it's not interesting to talk about the sheep referred to as believers" - Philip Roth
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