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what do you think of this?
light bulbs
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I can't help thinking that some lobbying company made a nice fee off that piece of legislation, I guess it will save a lot of energy but I been wondering about millions and millions of those things in the trash bins of amercia.. I mean it sounds like a cool idea but what about the unintended conseguences. Mercury is a bitch.
I wonder how many bulb factories GE has in China?
They say the those bulbs do save a lot of energy. Why is he going on about Edison. The incandescent bulbs are probably made in China too .
I wonder how many bulb factories GE has in China?
They say the those bulbs do save a lot of energy. Why is he going on about Edison. The incandescent bulbs are probably made in China too .
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wait a minute
did you ask me what I think?
The short answer is:
As little as possible.
did you ask me what I think?
The short answer is:
As little as possible.
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yeah it's a commie plot to sap our vital bodily fluids and usurp our sacred edisonian incandescent light bulbs.
When the hell are you going to write another poem, are you resting your laurels?
When the hell are you going to write another poem, are you resting your laurels?
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I don't know what you mean by cultural Cecil. Probably cause I should pack it in tonight. I just can't think. Sorry, I will probably get it in the morning after I had some sleep.
Been a long time since e-dog posted a poem to creative. I just missed him.
You know all these years and I do not know anything about him. He could be a woman for all I know. I know he is far better educated than me.
He wrote one poem that was very helpful. But you know what an ingnorant fuck I am about poetry. Maybe it was not a poem. I try to leave those weighty judgements to the poets here.
I called this a poem, but for all I know it could be a meatball or a turtle necked sweater
fear is good
He wrote that on November 5, 2007 and it was like he threw me a lifeline. But what has he/she done for me lately?
Been a long time since e-dog posted a poem to creative. I just missed him.
You know all these years and I do not know anything about him. He could be a woman for all I know. I know he is far better educated than me.
He wrote one poem that was very helpful. But you know what an ingnorant fuck I am about poetry. Maybe it was not a poem. I try to leave those weighty judgements to the poets here.
I called this a poem, but for all I know it could be a meatball or a turtle necked sweater
fear is good
He wrote that on November 5, 2007 and it was like he threw me a lifeline. But what has he/she done for me lately?
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hey, gypsy J... whaddya say? (couldn't resist, but it sounds better spoken.. really!)
you wrote: "I called this a poem, but for all I know it could be a meatball or a turtle necked sweater"
given the amount of poetry we read here daily, i'm beginning to wonder what the hell a poem is, too. you may be right... a meatball or a turtle necked sweater could just as easily be poems we eat or wear. but it's acceptable for poems to be visual... like take a short story, divide it into separate lines, each line is own space and, voila!, it becomes a poem... magical. that's what happens when rhyme is discarded, when meter is unknown... poems become vague shapes on paper like songs without rhyme, without meter becoming something other than songs.
it's too late for me, too, GJ... buenos noches
you wrote: "I called this a poem, but for all I know it could be a meatball or a turtle necked sweater"
given the amount of poetry we read here daily, i'm beginning to wonder what the hell a poem is, too. you may be right... a meatball or a turtle necked sweater could just as easily be poems we eat or wear. but it's acceptable for poems to be visual... like take a short story, divide it into separate lines, each line is own space and, voila!, it becomes a poem... magical. that's what happens when rhyme is discarded, when meter is unknown... poems become vague shapes on paper like songs without rhyme, without meter becoming something other than songs.
it's too late for me, too, GJ... buenos noches
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Cecil wrote:
I don't know what it is, but it seems important for poets to discuss it. I am just a poetry consumer I don't have any deep thoughts about poetry. It is helpful, useful, and fun too.
See ya down stream
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merily merily
sorry D
Hijack
they ought to take a rope and hang me.
Back to your post here is what I think which ain't much.
That guy that gave the speech?
He just kept going on about Edison being an american. As if that was the issue. I thought it was funny in a sick way. I wonder how many light bulb factories GE has in China?
Fluorescent lamps been around a long time. But not in the numbers those compact bulbs will be turning up in our dumpsters. Yeah it is nasty stuff but I thought the warning labels about what to do if one breaks were over the top.
I wonder what the scoop on LED lights are? I think they are the real deal but probably very expensive.
well once again
I would appreciate your tolerance of my wandering ways
but it's acceptable for poems to be visual
Plath quoted from memory. She saw equations as poems, I do too. Poetry born from the spirit of music they say (paraphrase of Nietzsche) I read the dogone thing and if it amuses me, moves me, comforts me and it kind of looks like it is laid out like a poem, well I call it a poem. Is that a solipsism?"Mathematical equations artisticaly set on the page like poems"
I don't know what it is, but it seems important for poets to discuss it. I am just a poetry consumer I don't have any deep thoughts about poetry. It is helpful, useful, and fun too.
See ya down stream
just a bowl of cherries
merily merily
sorry D
Hijack
they ought to take a rope and hang me.
Back to your post here is what I think which ain't much.
That guy that gave the speech?
He just kept going on about Edison being an american. As if that was the issue. I thought it was funny in a sick way. I wonder how many light bulb factories GE has in China?
Fluorescent lamps been around a long time. But not in the numbers those compact bulbs will be turning up in our dumpsters. Yeah it is nasty stuff but I thought the warning labels about what to do if one breaks were over the top.
I wonder what the scoop on LED lights are? I think they are the real deal but probably very expensive.
well once again
I would appreciate your tolerance of my wandering ways
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