the self-appointed impotentician Wally Keeler forgot to wipe his mouth after di
nner :

> [...]
> >> and iz that geny or liba?
> > ay thinck is lacka
> of mediocrity-caca

 () wrote:

>From OMRI news:

>>... Adrian Severin, who is expected to become Romania's
>>new foreign minister, said the Hungarian community in Romania should
>>play a bridge-building role in relations between the two countries,
>>Nepszabadsag reported. He claimed he would prefer to see the two
>>countries admitted to NATO simultaneously, but if Hungary precedes
>>Romania, he hopes that Budapest will support Romania's integration
>>efforts. Romania needs good neighborly relations with Hungary rather
>>than reconciliation, he added. -- Zsofia Szilagyi

>What a difference in tone and attitude!  I hope this is not as short
>lived as the hopes of Hungarians during the Romanian revolution and
>there won't be a repetition of Tirgu Mures, March 1990 in three months
>or so.

We're still obviously in the honeymoon stage.  However, if the
Hungarians focus on how far they, and the whole country, will progress
in the next four years, rather than how far they, and the whole
country will still have to go, I don't think that they'll be
disappointed.  At the very least, I'm certain that they'll consider
the democratic governemnt a great step forward from the Iliescu
regime's race baiting and political persecution.

Alexander

In article >, 
 says...
>In article >,
>willy, the canadian pseudo poet and artificial artist wrote:
>>slumming in SCM and posting mediocre come-backs. You've become a mediogre.
>>If you continue to cruise the information highway, I would advise that you
>>avoid the cul-de-sacaca's you often find yourself in.
>
>...said the speck of dust. Willy, you need a cerebral enhance-o-tron, you 
>are so lame. So jejune. 

Intelligent people know better than to waste their time responding to the 
jejune. But then again, I was just trolling for the likes of you. Sucker!

>Go back to your pseudo republic of pseudo poetry (propp).
>This is a friendly warning from the friendly vital organ.
>Gabor

So nice to have you back and paying attention to the favourite subject 
matter -- ME. I note that no one took up the offer to the former thread to 
discuss YOU. BTW, there is no other subject matter than ME that you have 
posted about the past month or so.

In article >, . says...
>: Wally Keeler wrote:
><MACRO SNIP>
>
>well eschews my wrods dear kelwall
>
>iz beton like koncrete
>oooor just another tegla in the wally?
>d
> r
>  i
>   v 
>    e
>     l
>and iz that geny or liba?
>
>pleeee
>      z!
>
>clueless, (like always...)
>
>two for the road: hunky opens checking account and only writes checks in 
>the amount of "eleven" dollars... same guy learns new word fromm "Cops" tv 
>show,"pulover"
>
>concrete, huh! 

The Princeton Encylcopedia compilers are astute enough to know what it is; 
obviously you fail to comprehend it. Your examples above fail even to mimic 
the concept of concrete poetry. 

CALLIGRAMME:
.... takes its name from Guillaume Apollinaire's figure-poems (ideogrammes 
lyriques, as he first called them) in his volume Calligrammes (1918). It has 
been termed "both unique and non-unique, both avant-garde and historically 
grounded" (E.E. George). While recognizing the personal quality in 
Apollinaire's use of the form, one may cite in its background the subtle 
metaphorical elements of the Chinese written character and, among others, 
such historical precedents as Alexandrian figure-poems (technopaignia) 
attributed to Simias of Rhodes, Theocritus, and Dosiadas; the Latin carmina 
figurata; Rabelais' "Dive Bouteille"; George Herbert's wings; and the 
mousetail of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

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 wrote:
> 
> Marius Iacomi  > wrote:
> > Joe Pannon wrote:
> > > So are Romanians also lumped in with them?
> > > After all, they are even more surrounded by Slavs than we are.
> > > (I.e., they only have one non-Slavic neighbor, we have two.)
> > 
> >
> > Hehe, Joe, you forgot the Black Sea :-)))
> 
> I'll mention it when it becomes a country, OK?

1. Black Sea is a neighbor and it's not a Slavic one (in original
you don't mention "neighbouring countries" or so); from a logical
point of view, the answer is correct.

2. Did you noticed the smiley after the reply?! :-)

 Cheers,
						Marius Iacomi

AND Books wrote:
>>>>and iz that geny or liba?
Two-door Dimwit wrote:
>>>ay thinck is lacka
Poetician1 wrote:
>>of mediocrity-caca
 says...
>the self-appointed impotentician Wally Keeler forgot to wipe his mouth 
>after dinner :

Omigod Mr Dimwit. This is quite a falling for you. You are well known in 
soc.culture.romanian as being a better than average wit, yet here you are 
slumming in SCM and posting mediocre come-backs. You've become a mediogre. 
If you continue to cruise the information highway, I would advise that you 
avoid the cul-de-sacaca's you often find yourself in.

On Wed, 27 Nov 1996, johanna preiszner wrote:

>Do not believe TELCO advertisement. Thye charge the same as the others.
>Hanna

Maybe you can tell the exact rate that we charge if you are 
so well informed?  BTW, what is your source of information? 

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