LoBD

Sheepdog_McFry: JIB hiiii

Chuck_Norris: That was actual a hiku, the / means line brake

tannerk: I agree, you can’t really force it. I also recently got the new Call of Duty, so video games have overcome any creative process. But that will die down soon. Keeps my mind off other things as well. So everyone has their own thing….mine is video games for now ahaha, although I really can’t complain about my life at this point…As for my classes, I really like my English clases, my electives kinda suck (such as Astronomy...) Im enjoying Early British Literature somewhat, but I’m more looking forward to Later British Literature next semester. Should be fun. Also hopefully getting shows with kHans band and my other band, so I'm pretty busy in general (added that once I noticed his comment) (I also was stupid and posted this on my own sbox lol)

Tru_Calling: awhh that sucks!!

tannerk: It goes good, I've been busy with midterms and assignments, haven't really had time to write or comment or anything How have you been?

cleverclogs: Workshopping is going good. Gotta love writers stabbing each other. If they do like something, it'susually simple and the author doesn't take too many risks. Anyway, this weekend, in fact, today, I'll be finished with my rewrite!!! I also wrote a short short story posted as my latest which is going to be workshopped this upcomming week...I hope they don't tear me a new asshole without shoving some insight up it! Try taking valerian root, that can help....or go see a doctor, it helped me with my insomnia.

Cheshirecat: Change comes from within. Plus, none of the soda machines are plugged in.

kHAN: jibjube pancreas power

omnicron: Hope you are well, brother. When people ask me, "Are you ok?" I just look away and say "I will be."

Silver_Dragon: YAY CUPCAKE TIME!! WOOT! so how you been?

cleverclogs: In it's truest forms, love is simple. But yes, I agree complications can arise. It's a conflict of the ego, in my eyes, that we cannot accept that our livelihood and happiness is not in our hands and entirely out of our control. I also think the construct of masculinity is characterized by hiding vulnerability and contributes to the matter.

cleverclogs: By your photo alone I can tell you would have a lucrative stake in agribusiness! Second most, thank you very very, berry, much for your response. It was very interesting to hear your interpretation! I named it mort because I came across the word in a poem called "Ophelia" by Arthur Rimbaud. I admired its various meanings that I found applicable, but essentially it was the sound of an inner death. Also, the female character reminds me of the sorrow and unrequitted love that Ophelia had, and, also, Ophelia dies and floats down the river. In addition, the wings (for me) were trying to touch upon mythology with Morpheus whom takes characters down to the cave in the underworld next to the river of forgetfullness (along those lines, at least, hah). Of course, as you know, all of this manifested itself into real life from the death of my roommate, so I chose to use a mundane setting like a grocery store to show that the stories of our lives are really permeating from everywhere as well as just have something accessible for the reader. I think your reading is definitely not exclusive, if anything it is exciting to see another facet of a vision: there are many ways of "getting there", so to speak! Thanks again for your wonderful insight/feedback!

omnicron: Remember to have the sardines on crackers with mustard and hot sauce.

MaybeSooner: My pins! Thank you for buying.

kHAN: I am kHAN and I approve of your profile picture.

Blick: And actually, if you have baking soda and cream of tartar, you can make baking powder. 2 parts cream of tartar, 1 part baking soda makes baking powder. But if you're out of baking soda, then you're boned.

Silver_Dragon:

samael: Thank you Jib for understanding my work and accepting me as a friend. Your comments and insight give me hope that the world might be okay one day; that maybe, just possibly, everyone will love themselves and each other in the correct proportions. Have a blessed day Jib. Thank you ...I hope that made sense because it sounds a little strange.

Jib: FUCK

cleverclogs: I understand and agree with all that you had to say! And if I represent any sort of pleasantness it's because I've been following your example, so, in turn, thanks for talking to me on here, you are a very positive figure for the community and it definitely helps the other denziens!

cleverclogs: God that's so great! I'm so glad there's some happiness in the world. Where are you from?

ElanSurtax: Purposely low on iron and vitamin c so I can see all the swirly death-colors, lol. I'm alright, I suppose, just weak.

Blick: Also, when I cook I go by a general rule. Baking; measure everything. Unless you're toying with improving a recipe with a substitution, addition, what have you, there's really not much elbow room in baking. The rest is up to personal judgement and experience. With single pan cooking, I am generally the mad scientist type as well. A person can generally tell how much of a spice is enough over time.

samael: Thank you so very much for the birthday wishes and I would write more, but I am at school and would get in a lot of trouble if I got caught on here. I have more to say but it will have to wait. Until then. Guten Tag.

ElanSurtax: Elan isn't even my real name, lol. It's what I call my alter-ego.

kHAN: SONGS DO NOT BELONG IN POEM COMMENTS JIB YOU JERK

kHAN: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCxEWPLDg5c&feature=related ... I showed you this band before but this song is SO good! I like it a lot. tannerk showed me them a couple weeks back.

ElanSurtax: And hehe, I added the false date for anonymity.

ElanSurtax: That's great, but post-birthday? It's like thirteen days away, I think that's the point where you start calling it pre-birthday. I'm fine, I suppose.

jak: Stay tuned!!! I'm really writing this time! Darn ADD is wearing me out.

Tru_Calling: Haha it's ok but hey you never answered one of my questions for you in your pms!!

kHAN: I guess that would make you a big jerk

kHAN: oh geez I am a jerk. Happy birthday!

Tru_Calling: Ahhh Vrai amore.<3

Tru_Calling: lmao!!! omg u r 2 funny Jib!! soon comes the day!!..... tee hee i cant wait!! So how u doin now?

Jib: "Jib has left a message in your SBox." O RLY

Tru_Calling: Happy day before your birthday my friend!! *Big hug!! P.S. I need to talk to u go online!!

tannerk: I wrote my own haiku's if you want to check out. I've been reading your thoughts on kHans poems (one of my real life best friends) and your own work and I like it alot!

kHAN: I like the comment below this. So I told that woman. She said we need to talk lmao

kHAN: Hey mangggg. thanks for the comment, as always, it was very motivating. I believe that today will be the day I let it out and tell that woman how I feel. I think I'm going to do it through msn but oh well, you "gotta do what you gotta do." I feel that if I tell her then I might be able to get my hands on a dental plan and get some crowns... maybe a pair of false teeth. Haha, but seriously I'm going to write some long ass message entitled "read at own risk" and then hey after that I'll know if she feels the same and if she doesn't, well theres some clarity in knowing that I don't need to wonder any longer. It's the doors that go unto infinity that get me confused about life. Maybe I take it back.. I'm also confused by the doors that don't exist, the doors that lead to a spiky death-pit and the doors that you open while you're talking to someone and BAM theres another door. OH yeah that door doesn't lead anywhere either. So basically I've rambled about nothing but I think you'll get my point. Thanks for the comment

ElanSurtax: Aww, thanks Jibblies. I used to write a blog continually on Myspace, and I loved all the feedback I would get. I wish I could have kept up with English in highschool, because I have such a hard time transferring my thoughts to the right words, and even then, it's so basic and no-frills that it barely resembles the feeling I had to begin with. I'd never be able to write for a profession.. I'm like an artist who can't actually paint. A thinker who can't write. It's a fun little hobby long missed after I baleeted my Myspace, and it's also nice to easily read other people's journals. You can learn alot from people by what they write, and I love that. It also gets you thinking about your own values, which is always a good thing. While I can't guarantee even myself I'll be here too long, for the time I've been here, it's been a positive experience and I'm glad for it. Now go to bed Jib.

kHAN: :siesta:

Chuck_Norris: Not too much, I guess Im like half way going out with KiLLeR

Blick: I love cooking, but working a closing shift at a restaurant is really more like being a janitor than a cook. During winter, we have more catering (prep work) than tourists (line work), so I hate winter. Catering isn't steady, which means I spend a lot of time cleaning and doing dishes just for the sake of getting enough hours in. The creme brulee was mainly fun because my sous chef told me what to use and trusted me to make the product after the first batch came out nicely. I don't get many special projects like that and I enjoy the break in monotony. My favorite thing to make or do really is any prep work that involves the ovens. Making lasagna, meat loaf, ribs, croutons, bread pudding, all that stuff. At home I generally stick to cooking junk foods, especially cookies, because buying them is so expensive. And casseroles. They're cheap too.

Silver_Dragon: I guees I'm ok not really I'm a little confused on life at the moment.

omnicron: hey, check my poem "Butterfly"

ElanSurtax: TOGETHER FOREVER AND NEVAR TO PASS lololol

kHAN: i posted a new poem, i think you will enjoy it

Sheepdog_McFry: very sad. I don't know what to do anymore and she's ignoring me so i've just ..faded away. how are you?

Silver_Dragon: I love banna muffins! Your so funny you always know how to make me laugh!