eTN haiku
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Re: eTN haiku>>Wife tried,
Asked how high Lagat jumped.>> Our first DQ for incorrect >meter Yep. 5-7-5, Epelle. Unless maybe you're from East Texas and have that tendency to break single-syllable words into multiples.
Re: eTN haikuNow Derek can kiss
Anais A. Nin, as I, an ass (I, knackered) won.
Re: eTN haikuMister sure is hard here
a fellow must be a god here My school ended at three.
Re: eTN haikuEPelle's B-sample just tested positive, too.
Re: eTN haikuEPelle faces two-year suspension from this thread, hearing date TBD.
Re: eTN haikuRemember Bob HAYES,
Ultimate sparkling comet, He was "the bullet"...
Re: eTN haiku>This will be my first
For I'm a new subscriber I hope it's not late it is good to know that jon is a subscriber now he'll know the truth
Re: eTN haiku>electrons are free
paper costs a freakin' lot support e-haiku< electrons ain't free one must pay for web access but it's much faster
Re: eTN haiku<<Yep. 5-7-5, Epelle. Unless maybe you're from East Texas
>and have that tendency to break single-syllable words into multiples.>> LOL! We used to tell Louise Ritter she was the only person we'd ever heard who could turn "hi" into a 5-syllable word!
Re: eTN haiku>it is good to know
>that jon is a subscriber >now he'll know the truth What truth would that be? That Athletics Weekly mag has much better type...?
Re: eTN haiku><<Yep. 5-7-5, Epelle. Unless maybe you're from East Texas
>and have that >tendency to break single-syllable words into multiples.>> LOL! We used to >tell Louise Ritter she was the only person we'd ever heard who could turn >"hi" into a 5-syllable word! EPelle OK he speaks sing-songy swedish he may break the rules
Re: eTN haiku>>it is good to know
>that jon is a subscriber >now he'll know the >truth What truth would that be? That Athletics Weekly mag has much >better type...? now you will learn that drummond never took a flier [1 syll] just one example
Re: eTN haiku>now you will learn that
drummond never took a flier [1 syll] just one example< Hey, Grazerism! you needn't mispronounce things re-word them instead Make your second line "Drummond never false started" See! haiku's easy.
Re: eTN haiku<<
EPelle OK he speaks sing-songy swedish he may break the rules >> "Whatchu talkin' about, Willis?"
Re: eTN haiku><<
EPelle OK he speaks sing-songy swedish he may break the >rules >> "Whatchu talkin' about, Willis?" A sub four. Front page: http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/tfn/index.jsp Last edited by MJD on Sat Feb 19, 2005 7:33 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: eTN haikuvaulter daydream (take your pick)
your smile warm tender there in the Donetsk sunrise wakes me beside you
Re: eTN haikuA good example!
Bob R, I'll bet, dreams of girls and eTN too
Re: eTN haiku[warning - high geek-factor alert]
not to switch poetic genres, but we just studied Keats, so: Ode to T&FN With thy comely stat and list Thou beguilest me as few can do. And like an early spring morning’s dew Cover me in news I missed.
Re: eTN haiku>>now you will learn that
drummond never took a flier [1 syll] just one >example< Hey, Grazerism! you needn't mispronounce things re-word them >instead Make your second line "Drummond never false started" See! >haiku's easy. i thot of that too but didn't like accent on the wrong syllable
Re: eTN haikuThree lines, seventeen
Syllables. Track nuts can count Who would have known it?
>>> I'd like to still recieve eTN but I dumped the email address that received it. Made 4 attempts at emailing MV but nothing happened. Only response was a, "it's not my job", one.
Mark used to high jump He wants eTN. Alas, Not my job either.
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