Re: Daffies / Pendragon & Wordsworth
[email protected] (Will-Dockery)
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> michaelmaleficapendragon@ wrote: > Will Dockery <user3274> posted: > > >> >> [email protected] <user17124> posted: >> [email protected] (Will-Dockery) posted: >> michaelmaleficapendragon@ wrote: >> Will Dockery <user3274> posted: >> [email protected] (George J. Dance) posted: >> michaelmaleficapendragon@ wrote: >> [email protected] (George J. Dance) posted: >> >> Daffies >> >> a poem by Michael Pendragon >> and William Wordsworth >> >> Peter - Gay >> Aratzio - Gay >> Horatio - Gay >> Gary - Gay >> Kevin - Lesbian >> A poet could not but be gay, >> In such a jocund company >> >> The gay-gay-gay-gay-lesbian joke is funny. Thank you. >> >> No, HarryLiar, it isn't. Making a lits o'haet and calling everyone on >> it gay is not a joke, and would be funny only to a homophobe. >> You're welcome. >> >> Recycling it with a Wordsworth quote is... lame. >> >> No, HarryLiar; the Wordsworth section is the only part of the >> poem itself that's humorous. First is the pun on "gay" and the way >> it's used, to imply that the two poets on your lits (Gary and >> and Horatio) had became gay involuntarily by associating with >> the three alt.kooks (Peter, Aratzio, and Kevin fries). Second is the >> description of all five as a "jocund company" - which, admittedly, >> would be funny only to anyone who actually had the acquaintance >> of them. >> >> As a bonus, of course, there's the byline in the notorious style of >> NastyGoon. >> >> I realize that I've told you, numerous times, to get a sense of humor; >> but I didn't mean for you to start second handing my old material. >> >> I turned your little lits o'haet into somethng that's actually humorous, >> Harry. Once again, you're welcome. >> >> The famous Pendragon "sense of humor" is always found lacking when the joke is on him. >> >> And so it goes. >> >> Don't be silly >> >> Look who's talking. >> >> For snipping xxxxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxx >> >> Troll much, Pendragon? >> >> We know. >> >> > > > Shut up, Todd. > Oh, I'm Todd now? 😏 This response appears in the discussion at: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=704184876#704184876 -- Via JLA Forums web gateway for alt.arts.poetry.comments: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewforum.php?f=655