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Let someone else read the New Yorker for you

Tuesday, September 19, 2006 posted by Lady Penelope in Poetry

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Posted by rev. dimmer
09/19 08:12 PM

Ah, the haiku, the limerick style of the pretentious and not-in-the-least-bit-fucking-funny.


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Posted by Lady Penelope
09/19 08:22 PM

Hey! I love haikus!
They’re less funny than absurd.
Don’t pee on my fun.


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Posted by Lady Penelope
09/19 08:24 PM

I’m kidding, of course. You’re welcome to hate haikus. But I get a kick out of them. I’m not sure why they amuse me, maybe because they seem so absurdly pretentious.


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Posted by Waterhouse
09/20 01:59 AM

Dimmer, do not mock;
The haiku is beautiful,
you fucking bastard.


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Posted by Waterhouse
09/20 01:59 AM

OK, that’s not so much clever as just abusive.


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Posted by Waterhouse
09/20 02:00 AM

Sorry, Dims.


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Posted by Lady Penelope
09/20 07:27 AM

Poetic justice
Would obviously include
A haiku thrashing.


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Posted by Waterhouse
09/20 07:31 AM

I honestly don’t feel that strongly one way or the other about haikus. I just like abusing dimmer.


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Posted by Waterhouse
09/20 07:45 AM

What would a haiku
thrashing involve, I wonder?
Would there be blood?


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Posted by Waterhouse
09/20 07:53 AM

How do you feel about blank verse, Dimmer?


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