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Joined: 11/23/2005

Msg: 36 (view)

a man name Dave Posted: 1/19/2007 3:43:17 PM
There once was a man named Dave Who kept a dead whore in a cave! By his friends he was told "Dave you'll find her too cold!" Dave said, "Just think of the MONEY I'll save!"

Joined: 11/23/2005

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THe Fella from Boston Posted: 1/19/2007 3:40:35 PM
There once was a fella from Boston Whose Fiance suddenly tossed him! Instead of crying, he CHEERED Because he had an idea, Of just how much the divorce would've cost him!

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Guilt of the leaving Posted: 1/19/2007 3:05:24 PM
Guilty as charged, I choose death. But as inhumane as can possibly be. Such is an end appropo A fitting and just death for me. She loved me so well and I killed her. Drove blade after spear deep into her heart Slashed her warm smile til bloody And ripped our one world apart. Gladly now, I face oblivion Ready to feel the life leap from my mouth And settle with one more deserving. Rightly so, I must go without. Leaving always seems like the right choice Even if many other ways could be found I tore your heart in twain I swear never again. My love, I won't see you around. My love, I won't see you around.

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Introducing Myself Here. Posted: 1/16/2007 2:22:27 PM
Hey everyone. My name is Jason. 37 divorced father of two,living in Pilsen. Recently out of yet another relationship with the dramatic type - I'm so done with the drama!!!! I'd love to meet that old cliche, "my partner in crime". Not a bank robbing, gun toting, 1percenter mind you, but someone who won't hate me for the occasional gumwad out the car window. Is that SO hard to find. I'm a filmmaker, broadcast Engineer, Marathon runner, training for my first Triathlon. I'm free every other weekend. Bars are great, parties at my friends or my house are better. I know there are plenty of fish, I want one that I can hold onto and not want to throw back. :)

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(n) time Posted: 11/30/2006 10:46:18 AM
the quantum constant widely varies. and ev'ry murdered luminarie shines a lonely drop of light in Schroedingers chaotic skies. uncertain principles of cause effect the slightly righteous ones to split the nth degree of soul to emptiness in human whole. dare not defy the point of view fixed gravely in you head (n) time my isolated angel, you will find the cat is dead.

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Do You Men Read Our Whole Profiles? Posted: 11/30/2006 10:29:49 AM
Most times I read the whole thing, other times I skim. I look for things like sentence structure, writing style and humor. Yes, I do! I like to try to imagine the face I'm looking at saying the words in her profile. Just to imagine the way it moves. People can look very different animated than they do in a still. I find things that are interesting to her about me, and see if anything "clicks" with me. Then I grab my trusty C*ck shot and fire it off to her!

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Cooling Posted: 11/28/2006 4:17:15 PM
Searing suns and winds of fire deep inside the hearts of men. flaming, flowing, glaring rage in each held for each other. Scorching words prove hotter still. blades of fury burning deep. sinister, simmering, calescent ire- each strike boiling off the last. Fevered piercing blade to bone both stoke fires now undone unrelenting bonfires made to futile ends in final fade... The mists rolled in and covered them, Shrouding wounds and hearts asunder. The cool air cleansed their souls infection. As night fell in their eyes. And the moon qui'tly comforts the coyote, the owl, and its prey As it is so, each time a soul begins its journey away.

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Now, only the quiet Posted: 8/2/2006 8:35:53 PM
Now, only the quiet -- facing the surge of my daily commute is execution of my sentence while jailed here in freedom's lie. courting the urge to break free and run to the sea where I drown and end my hurting. and cease creating disconcerting anguish in those whom I'm supposed to love. it's like breathing deep the lethal fumes of passive aggression sucking the seething plumes of smoke from the fires of counterpoint and digression. Watching while from burning piles of discarded dreams drift idealized future histories. But of what breath, and in what way can I clearly say the way I feel what's real to me. ideal to me is the understanding you. not the **ing reprimanding you. O' these rambling words of resentment content to find solace in pain and regret. beset with turmoil and mired in glory. the gory details of this story are just too much to hear. And they're loud. They're so ing loud! the accusations, the condemnations of all those happy phantom holes, well *** them! they've got their own shit to hide. we've known more than they could ever endure in their pure, perfect, storybook lives. but I sing still, sometimes, to myself. despite that isolation that makes me weep I keep singing, bringing myself closer to I'm Okay now not so gray anymore. but that song is the song of requiem, loss, death, and despair, It?s the suffocating lack of breathable air. It?s me choking on the hopes I had for years, while I tried to burn internally combustible fears of diminishment. Like the ashes of a sacrificial bonfire Or how flame on bare skin stains, now, only the quiet remains.

Joined: 11/23/2005

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How do you get closure? Posted: 8/2/2006 12:52:39 PM
Closure? What exactly is "closure" somebody tell me. Is it a place where you know, and understand and accept all the reason they gave you for ending it? Is it letting go of it and forgetting about it? is it the date? Some marker for your life events? Seeking closure is just as silly as expecting anyone other than you to be able to fully understand you. We love people in our lives. That's a given. and part of whomever we love becomes a part of us. What would closure do then? Extricate the memory of that person. REMOVE the good feelings we had ? C'mon folks. Relationships end and that's the way it is. That ending is no more than a change. If you learn to cope with profound change- allow yourself to feel all of your emotions brought about by that change, accept your whole self through the change, then you'll heal. but Closure? Hmmm, maybe closure is like stitches.... a way to speed healing... Man now I 've heard it all.... Emotional Stitches...blah

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What do you think of a peron committing suicide over a broken heart?? Posted: 1/19/2006 11:24:34 AM
It doesn't exist. It's all in the brain. The heart does NOT process emotions. Breakups give nutjobs all the ammunition they need to go completely crazy and whack themselves. Of course, when they threaten, I've learned it's just a manipulative cry for psychological help. So the successful completion of a suicide due to circumstances surrounding the loss of love is really just a major malfunction of the brain's own prewired instincts of self preservation. Usually there are also pre-existing factors that stunt the persons ability to develop a healthy level of self respect.

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Confused, Hurt, LOST...... Posted: 1/19/2006 11:13:46 AM
Be the change you want to see in the world. - M Ghandi

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Independent woman seeks.... Posted: 1/19/2006 11:00:03 AM
Well the opposite is "Dependent." and lots of the "loo-loos" are just that.

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