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I totally lost it when I saw 'bitsy pookums'.
Calvin & Hobbes is amazing!
I just saw your frog. First thing in my mind was "Domo arigato Mr. Frogatto."
I now have Mr. Roboto by Styx stuck in my head.
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Admit something.
Everyone you see, you say to them, Love me.
Of course you do not do this out loud, otherwise
Someone would call the cops.
Still though, think about this, this great pull in us to connect.
Why not become the one who lives
With a full moon in each eye that is always saying
With that sweet moon language
What every other eye
In this world
Is dying to hear?
- Hafiz
Everyone you see, you say to them, Love me.
Of course you do not do this out loud, otherwise
Someone would call the cops.
Still though, think about this, this great pull in us to connect.
Why not become the one who lives
With a full moon in each eye that is always saying
With that sweet moon language
What every other eye
In this world
Is dying to hear?
- Hafiz
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top 10 bizarre literary deaths
#10 - Ambrose Bierce [1842-1914?] American Author: Disappeared in Mexico while reporting on Pancho Villas rebellion. May have been murdered by bandits.
#09 - Leo Tolstoy [1828-1910] Russian Author: Gave away entire fortune, froze to death in a railroad station on a cold winter night.
#08 - Virginia Woolf [1882-1941] British Author & Critic: Filled pockets with stones and drowned self in the River Ouse.
#07 - Euripides [480-406 B.C.] Greek Playwright: Mauled by a pack of wild dogs owned by Archelaus, the King of Macedonia, according to legend.
#06 - Sherwood Anderson [1876-1941] American Author: Complications of peritonitis in Colon, Panama, after ingesting a toothpick along with a hors doeuvre at a cocktail party.
#05 - Hart Crane [1899-1932] American Poet: While en route to New York aboard the S.S. Orizaba, leapt into the Caribbean Sea; reputedly said Good-bye everybody.
#04 - Edgar Allan Poe [1809-1849] American Author: Died of acute congestion of the brain several days after he was discovered lying unconscious in a Baltimore street, wearing someone elses tattered clothes.
#03 - Sergei Esenin [1895-1925] Russian Poet: Cut wrists, wrote a final poem in own blood (called Do svidania drug moi or Goodbye my friend) and hanged self in a hotel room in Leningrad.
#02 - John Berryman [1914-1972] American Poet: Jumped from a bridge over the Mississippi River; reputedly waved at passersby on way down.
#01 - Yukio Mishima [1925-1970] Japanese Author: Committed seppuku (hara-kiri) and was beheaded during failed attempt to overtake a Japanese garrison.
#10 - Ambrose Bierce [1842-1914?] American Author: Disappeared in Mexico while reporting on Pancho Villas rebellion. May have been murdered by bandits.
#09 - Leo Tolstoy [1828-1910] Russian Author: Gave away entire fortune, froze to death in a railroad station on a cold winter night.
#08 - Virginia Woolf [1882-1941] British Author & Critic: Filled pockets with stones and drowned self in the River Ouse.
#07 - Euripides [480-406 B.C.] Greek Playwright: Mauled by a pack of wild dogs owned by Archelaus, the King of Macedonia, according to legend.
#06 - Sherwood Anderson [1876-1941] American Author: Complications of peritonitis in Colon, Panama, after ingesting a toothpick along with a hors doeuvre at a cocktail party.
#05 - Hart Crane [1899-1932] American Poet: While en route to New York aboard the S.S. Orizaba, leapt into the Caribbean Sea; reputedly said Good-bye everybody.
#04 - Edgar Allan Poe [1809-1849] American Author: Died of acute congestion of the brain several days after he was discovered lying unconscious in a Baltimore street, wearing someone elses tattered clothes.
#03 - Sergei Esenin [1895-1925] Russian Poet: Cut wrists, wrote a final poem in own blood (called Do svidania drug moi or Goodbye my friend) and hanged self in a hotel room in Leningrad.
#02 - John Berryman [1914-1972] American Poet: Jumped from a bridge over the Mississippi River; reputedly waved at passersby on way down.
#01 - Yukio Mishima [1925-1970] Japanese Author: Committed seppuku (hara-kiri) and was beheaded during failed attempt to overtake a Japanese garrison.
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