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This cat is kookoo for cocoa puffs. lol

 

 

Says the man with the worst sig line ever :sick:

 

Don't hate on my sig. I don't hate on yours. :mad:

 

 

If you're a big Liefeld fan...I'm sorry. If your sig line is a haha joke...I'm sorry. Either way...every time I see it I feel sorry :(

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This cat is kookoo for cocoa puffs. lol

 

 

Says the man with the worst sig line ever :sick:

 

Don't hate on my sig. I don't hate on yours. :mad:

 

FU, Steve

 

Don't get shortcake with me, Strawberry. :makepoint:

 

 

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You have lived a long time

at Pa-hsing Temple;

retired, you're preparing

only now to leave.

 

On the verge of parting, we look

out upon bright autumn water;

you're not returning to your hometown,

nor to the country around it.

 

You will hang your Buddhist staff in a tree

where the sky reaches to a watery horizon;

where the door-leaf of your hut

opens on great mountains.

 

Below, you will see dawn

a thousand li away:

a miniature sun

born of a cold white sea.

 

Chia Tao (779-843)

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Achilles: The Real Story

 

A vital, life-concluding spot

Achilles' heel was surely not,

Which makes the tale of his demise

Appear to be a pack of lies.

 

But think on this: Were you to stand

On one leg, over lumpy land,

Within a swaying two-wheeled cart,

Attempting to remove a dart,

 

And thus engaged, it came to pass

You hit a rock....you'd bust your azz.

(Which may be how Achilles died,

All legendary cARp aside.)

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Written at the Dwelling of a Recluse

 

 

Even though you have a brushwood door,

it hasn't been shut for a long time;

 

a few clouds, a few trees

have been your only companions.

 

Still, I suspect if you stay longer,

people will learn of this spot;

 

we'll see you moving

higher on the mountain.

 

--Chia Tao (779-843)

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