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[2004-04-24 12:02:23 +0000 UTC]
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# Statistics
Favourites: 29; Deviations: 14; Watchers: 4
Watching: 15; Pageviews: 9059; Comments Made: 620; Friends: 15
# Comments
Comments: 94
Thank you for the favorite! I thought you had left DA for good.
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Thanks for the reply. I'm glad someone still remembers this username that once used to represent me. Out of all the members on DA, your story and your gallery of work is the one I love the most. I think you were and still are a truly inspiring and influential member of this community.
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Thanks for the good words on my Catherine Wheel 2
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ta da
go looky in my scraps..I wrote u a poemy.
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Mmmm....y'allo. I noticed your comment on a DevFriend of mine's page. It was a fairly brutal deconstruction of her poetry. Care to reprise that brutality at my page? I'm primarilly a prose-writer, and my poetry is absolutely appalling. Just stear clear of 'Tyrant, Sonnet, Death of Angel, and Parallel Personality', because I posted them for the sake of it and have no intention of improving them.
Anyway, anything you leave will be much appreciated, and returned in like. ^_^
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When did I give that comment? I haven't commented on poetry or prose for ages (as far as I remember). I've recently learnt that I'm not very good a poetry reader but I seem to have strong opinions about things every now and then...
For constructive criticism, there are art groups who do that. You propably already now groups like *onewordatatime and such.
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Oh, it was a very old comment. I just stumbled on to it. Being opinionated is fine - as long as you don't disagree with me.
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I just hate being brutal toward anyone -- one of the reasons I don't comment on poetry here. The standard here isn't quite high. Some people, though, aren't afraid of giving blunt and honest critique: [link]
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Well; if I were to give you Godses Honest (haha) truth, then I would admit that it doesn't really matter what people say about my poetry, because it isn't exactly my favourite medium. Hence my wallowing in absolute cheese. But Bloody Hell, I originally thought that 'criitique' was harsh, until I saw some of her stuff, and the quality of the other comments. Ugh.
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Who is this person, by the way?
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Who, me, or the person who was critiqued?
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Let's see. It wasn't so much harsh as comprehensive. It may take me a while though... I've just cleaned up my friends list, removed the idiots I started watching when I joined, watched all of my watchers as an act of courtesy, filtered through my clubs and checked whether everyone is worthy artistically or personality-wise. They might not have escaped the cull...
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The person to whom I gave harsh critique ages ago.
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Thanks so much for your comment and the link on my [link]
Have a nice day!
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I love children drawing so much
Thanks for your comment
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yes
his brain has a lot of infomations too
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No it's not. 
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Kiitti favista - kerroin Kristalle ja hΓ€n ilahtui.
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Then she must be a real fan.
Osaan kyllΓ€ suomeakin, mutta mieluummin ei nΓ€in kansainvΓ€lisellΓ€ sivustolla.
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That book you are reading What is Art. How can you agree that there is bad art and good art? If somebody makes something and they like it it's good to them. People make art good because they follow others also. It doesn't mean that artist is any worse or better than another artist. Why are some poeple only one way thinkers like the author of this book. I hold no art higher or lower than mine and I am not better or worse than anyone in art or life.
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I adore Vermeer, but Miss Griet is kind of my themed representative online.
And in response to your question, according to my page:
~BamseIsUnix Sep 22, 2004 @ 8:56 am.
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+thanks for the comments and the suggestion... i'll think about it...+
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I did three different iq tests.
The first one was in English and many of the questions were based on English vocabulary, so the result: 112
The second test was a geometric one: 146
The third one was called "the European IQ Test": 162
Interesting.
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Thanks
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Thanks so much for your support
^_^
btw, if u have time remember click the link from my journal
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I have to admire your rich use of emoticons.
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Every time I check my Recent Visitors list, you're there.
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What is the recent visitors list?
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You can see it on my user page if you look carefully.
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Mysterious. I don't visit your page *that* often. I didn't know deviantART has these kinds of wonderful spyware features.
You're on my devwatch after all, so I guess it isn't that big a crime if I visit every now and then.
So I'm blaming Firefox and it's effectiveness.
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Thanks . That's a green snake on her shoe .
I thought Santa lived in northern Greenland . I saw him last year on MSNBC complaining about the Danish tax rate . Apparently,there is a "glacier tax" . Go figure
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Heh
So it had nothing to do with the half-hand etc.
Actually, Santa lives wherever you want him to live. Greenland, North pole, Sweden, Norway, Rovaniemi... it's just that Lapland lives off tourism so it's better for me to say that Santa lives here (and nowhere else).
[link]
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hello Lapland *salutes*
i'm in canada now and i've had very (trust me, very) heated discussions with canadians over whether santa lives in the north pole or lapland. huh.
what a twist in the plot that comment u made
about the content of your original comment though, don't sweat over it, it's just the way this world works
jen
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