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What do you mean you can't see pluto?
January 26, 2010
it's right there
in plain sight
up above
right there in the sky
you can't tell me it's not a
planet
of course it's a planet
why must you lie?
does lying make you happy?
they tell us not to lie
so
shouldn't you be sad?
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ThatClarinetPerson SILVER said...
on Oct. 3 2010 at 5:16 pm
i am sad. pluto is too a planet! that would be like calling a little person not a human!
Taking the long way does not mean that you are being productive. I will give you an example. Two companies that make cupcakes. One, the "Productive" company, has a bunch of workers, each only has one task they must do. This company makes ten different types of cupcakes and has a large output. The other cupcake company, the "non-lazy" company, has a small work force of 15. They have 35 different types of cupcakes they make that rotate daily/seasonally depending. The workers help each other, but mostly concentrate on the kind of cupcake they are making for that day. The cupcakes are made fresh and the company takes custom orders for parties, company affairs, etc. This company doesn't have a large output, but make enough for their customers (they work out of a shop, whereas the "productive" company sells to grocery stores), but does not have an excess. Now, who's cupcakes would you rather have? I'd rather have the cupcakes from the second company, who isn't the most productive, but who's cupcakes are of a better quality.
OfficialApprover PLATINUM said...
on Aug. 25 2010 at 3:41 pm
Haha I know:D Look up the lyrics to "Class" from Chicago. It's hilarious.
OfficialApprover PLATINUM said...
on Aug. 24 2010 at 8:06 pm
AMAZING. Although some parts....lets just say it's not for little kids.
OfficialApprover PLATINUM said...
on Aug. 24 2010 at 7:11 pm
Yes, a lot of them sound childish, although if used correctly they can be very good.
And yes, I did, I just saw it on Broadway:D That's my favorite song.
He had it coming...
He had it coming...
He only had himself to blame.
If you'd have been there.
If you'd have seen it.
I betcha you would have done the same.
OfficialApprover PLATINUM said...
on Aug. 24 2010 at 6:58 pm
I understand. A lot of my best poems don't rhyme.
... I'm going to be honest here. I've only ever written two rhyming poems. One was a sonnet and the other was random and I just made it rhyme because. I despise rhyming poems. The majority I want to murder in cold blood. Exceptions include Robert Frost Poems, Edger Allan Poe, and that's about it. That's all. o.o
OfficialApprover PLATINUM said...
on Aug. 24 2010 at 6:38 pm
Lol now THIS is what I call entertaining poetry:D Completely agree, by the way. Pluto's right there, folks. The style was really interesting, and I like the random rhyme scheme.
