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Recent Reviews for Flying Fox AKA Ted L Glines

The Marian Story (Short Story) - 7/5/2009 6:54:38 PM
TED - WELL DONE! IN-JUSTICE SUCKS! MAY YOUR REPORT GET HER AN APPEAL! TOM.

The Marian Story (Short Story) - 7/5/2009 8:42:09 AM
An important story to get out there, and very nicely written. Unfortunately, there is no real "Justice." It is an unachievable ideal that human beings have created in our minds. We, and the court system and societies, are too flawed and biased, to ever find something as precious and rare as balanced scales. I think your illustration is very typical, and representative of the lack of justice, the need for convictions and punishments rather than truths. I feel badly for Marian, and it's sad about her son. I hope she will be on the outside as quickly as possible. It seems that she is a good, trusting person.

The Marian Story (Short Story) - 7/4/2009 11:26:15 AM
Thanks Ted. Very well done. I'm so sorry to hear about your friend. Too many people are lured by "creeps" on the internet. Cyber space can sometimes be a nasty place to hang around. Nancy

The Marian Story (Short Story) - 7/4/2009 2:04:36 AM
To ad to the end of this story and maybe to give "Marian" some consolation, I lost 21.400.000 U$S because I didn't send 3.750 U$S to another "George" Georg

The Marian Story (Short Story) - 7/3/2009 3:05:48 PM
Dear Ted, You wrote this so well that you had me savoring each word. Our legal system is a mess. Had Marian been wealthy she never would have been coerced into signing that statement. The right lawyer (expensive) wouldn't have allowed it. Those letters from Nigeria are rampant on the Intenet. I've received several but never read them, but hit "Delte". I think from now on I'll copy the properties also (required for them to investigate) and forward any I receive to the fraud section of the sender's Email. I go by the old adage, "If it seems too good to be true, it probably is." I feel so sorry for Marian. And her poor son will be without his mother and not ever really understand what happened. You missed your calling my friend; you should be a reporter for a news magazine.

The Marian Story (Short Story) - 7/3/2009 11:39:09 AM
This is indeed a sad story and I can understand someone falling for such a scam. I also spoke with a lady who was involved with a similar scam a few years ago. There is no crime so heinious that is committed under the guise of love. fee

The Marian Story (Short Story) - 7/3/2009 9:42:30 AM
A sad tale with a cautionary message, Ted; powerfully penned! BRAVO! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(

Telemarketers (Short Story) - 6/15/2009 3:11:47 PM
BREAKING NEWS: The telemarketing industry collapsed today, sending more than 300,000 annoying career-callers to the unemployment and welfare lines. Millions of people who were too busy griping about telemarketers to sign up for the National Do-Not-Call List are smiling today, but experts believe tomorrow those smiles will turn to frowns when they realize their tax dollars are going to feed more than a quarter-million idiots who can't find employment elsewhere.

Animal Welfare (Short Story) - 4/4/2009 3:46:43 AM
You should have make acquittance with my heavy and furry Virginia, (I supposed it was a she because her bad temper every 28 days) a tarantula that lived with me for two years (let her go in Panama's jungle) She had my office room clean from flies, mosquito, and any intruder which would see her ready to jump. But your story, hilarious as it is, mention a 3 trillion bail out, you think I will qualify? after all, I had a spider! Georg

Animal Welfare (Short Story) - 4/3/2009 6:03:21 PM
hah--very clever!

Animal Welfare (Short Story) - 4/3/2009 12:33:08 PM
Oh my goodness, what a good laugh here Ted. Love it. Hugs, J'nia

Animal Welfare (Short Story) - 4/3/2009 10:19:34 AM
HA! Happens to me all the time. It wouldn't be so bad but them I get sores on my tongue. LOL! Like the article. God Bless, Lew

Animal Welfare (Short Story) - 4/3/2009 9:24:37 AM
LOL Yea I can see why that would happen...good article. Fee

Conclusion (Short Story) - 3/30/2009 9:14:30 PM
well done

Conclusion (Short Story) - 3/30/2009 12:46:28 PM
This write is Ted Glines at his very best. You brought up a point no one has touched on before and that being that our morality would cause us to hesitate and thus become a victim. There's nothing lacking in my morality, I believe what the Good Book teaches: we have a right to protect ourselves, our families and our property, and I doubt that I'd hesitate. Threaten me or mine and they'll meet my double-barrel and my hands won't be trembling. I would react without thinking. Oops, finger slipped, sorry your dead! I'm proud to call you friend Ted. Write on! Marcia

Conclusion (Short Story) - 3/29/2009 4:28:04 PM
A hard-hitting write. Well done.

Conclusion (Short Story) - 3/29/2009 5:49:29 AM
TED - WELL DONE - I concur with you and all the other comments too. Where is JOHN RAMBO when you need him? Where indeed? SPECIAL FORCES - MARTIAL LAW - I have espoused this conclusion also - TROOPS --> out of Iraq & Afghanistan --> into U.S. Border & Cities ... BLACK SHEEP - BAD GUYS - BULLIES - GANG-BANGERS - DOPE-PUSHERS - ILLEGAL ALIEN CRIMINALS --- BANG BANG - YOU'RE DEAD !!! NO IFS, NO ANDS, NO BUTS - NO QUARTERS - DEAD !!! SEMPER FI - TOM.

Conclusion (Short Story) - 3/28/2009 5:45:58 AM
Sheeplike, our people remain in those cities and are afraid, even as they defend gun rights. We reap what we sow, my friend. Several years ago, in their great wisdom, and because powerful gun lobbyist groups insisted, the Assault Rifle ban, was lifted. Owning a gun was not enough for many Americans, they needed and wanted and thought they deserved, assault rifles, too. Now, all the gangs and criminal elements have them; our police forces now have to carry them to 'keep up' and they are sold to those drug dealers south of the border, in exchange for their ever in demand products. It is indeed a pity that we have let it come to this; and no matter what, we will always reap what we sow.

Conclusion (Short Story) - 3/27/2009 5:15:24 PM
Sad to see what others couldn't do with iron curtains, walls and barbed wire we are doing to ourselves. Fee

Conclusion (Short Story) - 3/27/2009 1:45:36 PM
The sheep need the guardian dogs to defend them. Guardian dogs as returning Special Forces dudes that were Honorably Discharged and send to live the unemployeds life. Those men don't hesitate, in a blink of an eye they will put down any macho ganger faster that the gangsters can pee on their pants. No Miranda Escobedo, no "freeze!" no "stop or I shoot!" like the man said above, bang-bang-youre-dead. No Internals Affairs to tell you if it was a good shooting or a bad one over the carcase of the perp. You want to bear arms and hurt people? here comes really bad asses that lived all the tricks thrown by real bad people, not by wannabes Capones only confronted by the beat cop. For once, let some real people take a shot to those "ghetto gangstah" I could corral fifty of them to clean the LA air from that putrid social cancer. The Colonel

Conclusion (Short Story) - 3/27/2009 11:06:34 AM
Now is the time to stand together and scream at the top of our lungs: "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! NO MOR!!!!" (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Burleson, Tx., Karen Lynn. :( Some bad weather may be headed y'all's way; stay safe and be careful!

Conclusion (Short Story) - 3/27/2009 9:18:39 AM
All excellent points. All too true. We are far too complacent. We put up with too much. "Sheep" one of the dummest animals on the face of the earth. And we like sheep have all gone astray. I'm in favour of capitol punishment. And the money saved by executing the _____s instead of putting them up in prison hotels where they get exercise, excellent food, medical care, a university education, access to internet and golf, can you believe it???? should then be placed in the hands of their victims and their families. It wasn't that long ago when the 2 cent solution worked wonders to eliminate scum and the bullet was paid for by the ______' family. When can we vote on that?

Tiptoe Through the Tulips (Short Story) - 3/27/2009 7:21:15 AM
One fellow, while gazing at the stars, asked the guy standing next to him if he thought there was intelligent life out there. The other responded, "I don't think there is any intelligent life down here." I enjoyed this rant immensely. Thank you, J'nia

Tiptoe Through the Tulips (Short Story) - 3/26/2009 10:38:04 AM
Gotta love it and the fact that Tiny was such a hit from being ugly and unable to sing...yea I say ET's would have to be more advanced. Fee

Tiptoe Through the Tulips (Short Story) - 3/26/2009 9:29:51 AM
ET, I prefer Spilberg version of ET, he can do it with one finger, isn't that cool? I tried once and god a slap in my face! Advance, progress et all, the schmucks printed that words, don't mean nothing, its a replacement for confidence job, the sting, the nutshell game, the bailout, if you don't know by now who are "they" you certainly have come from another planet more retarded than the one you landed a few thousand years back. Life accord to CNN, you most be kidding, that's saying that Turner should be sanctified and we should pardon Hanoi Jane for her faux-de-pas with that anti-American-fly-machines bang-bang ! Oh my God! I am still writing? Georg

Violence and Drugs (Article) - 3/17/2009 3:10:33 PM
Your right, Ted. Troops are for guarding boarders to prevent invasion. I guess if you know that you are band from serving in our government. As far as drugs are concerned...."Sweets for the sweet and dope for the dopes...they don't call it dope for nothing."

Violence and Drugs (Article) - 3/15/2009 9:17:15 PM
Wipe Out Gangs,i.e. We Have 780 Illegals Mexicanos Gangs =Over 185,000 Gang Bangers Rule Streets Los Angelese Sleazy Mexifornia--DEPORT SATANS S O B s.... TRASK

Violence and Drugs (Article) - 3/15/2009 6:44:35 PM
TED - WELL SAID, LAD ... I wrote about this same concept, several years ago - bring our troops home - let them stand, shoulder-to-shoulder, guarding the Mex border - WHILE & UNTIL A WALL IS COMPLETED! Let them ASSIST the local Police in every major city to WIPE OUT GANGS - besides Charity beginning at Home - so does Safety & Justice! Peace - Tom.

Violence and Drugs (Article) - 3/15/2009 7:14:38 AM
Glad you made these points. Agree with them all. We have a similar problem here, sans other countries hating us, but the gangs and drugs and apathy of our youth is frightening, so close to our door as well. Many cheer when one gang member kills another gang member and on it goes but there are innocent people who get caught in the crossfire. As you know, there are no easy answers to these problems. But please bring your soldiers home, and return your county to its formal glory. Sincerely, J'nia

Violence and Drugs (Article) - 3/15/2009 6:47:47 AM
Can we ask President Obama (after the 100 days moratorium) what will be his stand to clamp to the drugs tsars and politicians which everybody knows but that the "law" demands proff. Can we have our own hit-men ans start to clean the landscape? and be damn the "law" that the lawless are trampling? can we for once play by the same no-rules as they do? Georg

Violence and Drugs (Article) - 3/15/2009 6:15:32 AM
It is so scary, apparently its taking over Phoenix and other cities will be next...Why can't we stop it? This is all we need right now...thanks for the article Ted...love, Bonnie

Violence and Drugs (Article) - 3/15/2009 3:43:26 AM
sounds like a definate plan that should be seriously explored for you make a real statement in the fact that wehave our own wars going on at home with not enough resources to handle it. Fee

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/13/2009 9:01:08 AM
TED - very poignant article! Many valid points expressed by all below - but I have always believed that our society and government have missed the boat. Somebody once started the propaganda that Capital Punishment is NOT a deterrent to crime - this is pure BULL-CRAP! Each and every - loser - miscreant - murderer - rapist - child abuser - sex deviant - has NO FEAR - NOTHING TO LOSE - especially 2 and 3 time losers. Jail is like a hard-core training ground to make them tougher, hate society more, and have more desire to seek revenge - if and when they ever get out again, or escape! We have all heard it a million times - GUNS DON'T KILL PEOPLE - CRIMINALS DO! The ONLY deterrent that guarantees that an animal who killed an innocent human being will never ever do it again is - D-E-A-T-H !!! If it were up to me, executions would be NATIONALLY TELEVISED! Why should our taxpayer dollars be totally wasted on Feeding, Housing, Clothing, Educating, and stupidly believing in Rehabilitation of MAD DOGS! At least They get PUT TO SLEEP! The Laws on the books, the REVERSE protection of criminals, instead of VICTIMS is totally asinine! Anybody with any sense KNOWS that many, many Police Officers even carry 'DROP KNIVES' for their own protection in dealing with - CRAZIES - DOPE FIENDS - ROBBERS - and other GOOF-BALLS! How many times have you watched how many movies - and tried to COUNT the bullets expended? A revolver, or six-shooter that miraculously fires 8-10-12 -14 shots? A 9 Millimeter, or Automatic pistol with a max clip of 12 that produces 20-30 -40 rounds? And amazingly - NONE of all those so-called EX-PURTS can hit the side of a barn, let alone the target criminal? Pure Hollywood BS Fantasy! Unless an Owner of a weapon is some kind of Specialist - there is no good reason on God's green earth for any private citizen to own - an AK-47 - OUZO - TOMMY-GUN - ROCKET-LAUNCHER - ELEPHANT GUN - HIGH-POWERED RIFLE - TANK-PIERCING AMMO - TRACER BULLETS - DUM-DUMS - GRENADES - LAND MINES - and all the other weapons of WAR! They should ALL be BANNED! The Manufacturers themselves - the WARMONGERS - should be put in JAIL for making an illegal fortune selling them! For Decades they have been reaping huge profits - are we to WAIT until they have a "BAD YEAR" and then BAIL THEM OUT? My personal recommendation? The Government should supply every household with a FREE Electric or Pneumatic NAIL GUN - a trespasser enters your home illegally - literally NAIL HIM TO A WALL! A couple hundred rapid-fire 5-10- or 20 PENNY NAILS just might be a good deterrent! PEACE - BUT, DON'T MESS WITH ME !!! Tom.

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/13/2009 8:29:12 AM
I agree with your article in its entirety. This is nothing but the beginning of America's downfall, her right to freedom. History is just repeating itself. It all begins as follows: l. Lower the morals 2. Ridicule Christian and moral people 3. Enforce Abortion 4. Capture the news media with honey words before you take away their right to truth. 5. Disarm the public 6. Enforce a chip under the skin in the guise of securing Identiy protection. So the old can't buy or sell without it comes in to play. 7. Walking to Socialism and then jumping to a one world government and dictatorship. 8. Oops, too late, people, you should have asked questions before all this happened. The best questions to ask is who, where, when and how does this affect my country. Care enough about your self and your Country to reason things out. Note: By the way, stem cells do carry DNA just as all cells do, and in that DNA, a recessive gene just might be lurking and no one can guarantee you 100% that you want get one. They will tell you that they try to check each one to the best of their ability, sure they do!!! We don't have the technology to rule out recessive genes at this stage. Anyway, read up on something, pro and con, before you think that stem cell saves the day.....It doesn't. Just had to throw that in. Protect your Right of Freedom, the 2nd admendment...Write to your Congressman and your Senator. What you lose now, you will never gain back. Sorry, Dorothy, there's no going home again.

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/12/2009 9:54:55 AM
The incident you refer to on Bellflower Blvd. in Long Beach, CA goes on everywhere unfortunately. There are entire communities across the country where the residents are afraid to be outdoors in their own front yards. The Bible teaches that we have a right to protect ourselves. It's a personal decision as to whether you would use one against another human being if you needed to. It's a complex subject you bring up my friend and it has been for a long time. I believe it's one having no answer except your own beliefs. Humans have killed other humans since the beginning of time. If anyone were to threaten me or my family I'm prepared to defend and will leave it at that. You sure stirred the pot with this one my dear friend.

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/12/2009 8:30:36 AM
I am not sure of the right number but I have heard of a eight millions plus of illegal guns around, and millions of rounds (some Talon Cops Killer) metal jacket, dum-dums, you name it they have it, sometimes the cops are greater in numbers but out-gunned by the baddies arsenal. An ex-Marine in no-guns-Sweden (the baddies are murdering each other and killing policemen) prays that not baddie should try to break through his solid steel front door, if he does he will be kissing the Devil's feet after departing from no-guns-Sweden. Georg

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/12/2009 8:00:26 AM
This is just off the top of my head Ted, but I'm thinking that if the bad guys knew that all the good guys had guns too, they'd perhaps think twice about accosting the innocent. You make some very good points here. something to ponder upon for a good while. Blessings, J'nia

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/12/2009 7:53:21 AM
Another bumper sticker that echos my feeling reads: "I'll keep my guns You keep the change"

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/12/2009 5:58:58 AM
Its writes like this that make me want poets in office....love and hugs, Bonnie

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/12/2009 5:13:29 AM
John Martin makes a valid case for citizen gun-ownership. It should work as well for Americans as it does for the Swiss. However, in most American States, a citizen is not permitted to use lethal force in self-defense, and that makes gun-ownership pointless as an element of self-protection. Here in Texas, I believe I am allowed to use lethal force to kill someone who is attempting to kill me -- as long as the police find the cadaver inside my own home. So, if someone wants to kill me (not likely on the worst of days), I must invite them into my home before I can kill them. Erm ... that is not an acceptable program for me. When I lived in east Los Angeles (even the LAPD is afraid to go in there), I saw all sorts of assault weapons, none of them registered, in the hands of gang-members. We are hearing of drug-wars in Mexico, close to our border and crossing the border, and their guns came from the United States because of our non-existent gun-sales regulations. In essence, the United States is supplying the weapons needs of the drug cartels and the terrorists we say that we are fighting. This is because our laws are antiquated and severely out of balance with reality. Personally, my own morality says that killing other people, and even killing other creatures, is wrong. I wish there had never been any need to invent assault weapons of any kind. I truly understand the Swiss need to arm themselves seriously because they have been stomped on by foriegn invaders in the past (THAT won't happen again!) but their situation cannot be equated to any potential happening in America, except for the criminal threat we are seeing growing in our own inner cities. We cannot rely on the survivalist militias of Montana to correct the problem that we see throughout the inner cities of America. And we certainly cannot rely on the NRA to sponsor controls of gun sales to criminals, gang members, and terrorists. So, what is the real answer, here?

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/12/2009 4:48:48 AM
As a Canadian we unfortunately at times I think, do not have this rule. We do have strict gun control laws for as you say the law abiding citizens but as I discovered myself I can cross the border at NB and Maine purchase a gun there and they will deliver it across the border for me. Myself I do not think gun registration works, the answer I feel is stricter penalties for anyone committing a crime with a weapon whether it be a 22 hunting rifle or an assault rifle...mandatory jail time for a period of not less than five years. Fee

2nd Amendment Rights (Article) - 3/12/2009 3:59:12 AM
By Law every Swiss Citizen has a fully automatic Assault Rifle in their home. Their murder rate is zip compared to The U.S. with all of it's gun laws. In the meantime, there are more real Assault weapons in the hands of gang members then probably the whole 82nd Airborne Division has. The clear and obvious entention of our forefathers for proventing the government from banning gun ownership was to allow for personal and property protection, and also overthrow an armed tyranical government should one get a foot hold in our country. Illegal guns cross our boarders, which we no longer protect every day. If someone does go nuts with a gun, then sane people should have guns to protect themselves, just as our forefathers intented.

Read - Virus Alert (Article) - 2/20/2009 8:15:11 AM
Thank you for the warning. I will pass it on. Blessings, J'nia

Read - Virus Alert (Article) - 2/20/2009 7:41:33 AM
Thanks for the warning, Ted. I'll watch it. God Bless, Lew

Read - Virus Alert (Article) - 2/20/2009 5:44:54 AM
I never ever open anything that is coming from an unknown source, I just it the panic button Delete Forever. We should have a boomerang program to send back to sender harmful virus, better yet, the address of the jerk given to a suitable crazy demolition dude that love to see people go BANG! ! ! Georg

Read - Virus Alert (Article) - 2/20/2009 5:09:31 AM
So sorry to hear this happened while you were searching for midi music, Ted.

Read - Virus Alert (Article) - 2/20/2009 4:56:17 AM
I don't go anywhere, or open any mail from someone I don't know. Hopefully, that way I'm safe. Those that create viruses to wreck lives of others ... get a rope. GRRRRRRRR (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Read - Virus Alert (Article) - 2/20/2009 1:51:24 AM
Thanks for heads up and info Ted will definately keep eye open for it. Fee

Networking For You (Article) - 2/8/2009 3:16:31 PM
So true, we all need coverage and the more we get the more likely we are to get published. Fee

Networking For You (Article) - 2/8/2009 1:49:15 PM
Nobody will accuse you of not being informative, although, lambs out there should be very very careful because above you is a Flying Fox! Georg

By Myself (Poetry) - 7/14/2009 5:36:51 AM
Great job Ted. I agree that being alone doesn't mean being lonely. I love my own company! Anna

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/24/2009 12:48:17 PM
Very well put, Ted. We need to remember the sacrifices those people made, their eloquence (especially since we are writers), and the deprivations they were willing to suffer. When will despots ever learn that suppression is not the effectuve way to govern. As evidence of this, we each need to offer a prayer for the poor souls in Iran while we celebrate our own freedom.......Jerry

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/21/2009 1:35:58 PM
Enjoyed :)

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/19/2009 6:38:22 PM
Thank you for sharing Ted, hope you have a wonderful celebration as I head over to the Seniors home with a cake decorated as the Canadian flag for Canada Day July 1st. Newfie Hugs, Rose

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/19/2009 8:38:17 AM
King George III put taxes on our tea...... And Congress has been taxing everything since then. ~W~

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/17/2009 5:31:55 PM
TED - WELL DONE LADDIE - AND INFORMATIVE TOO! THANKS FOR SHARING ... AND CARING ... TO DO SO! TOM.

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/17/2009 2:07:59 PM
Ted, My second favorite holiday, next to Christmas - well done! Have a happy, safe 4th - (((HUGS))) and love, Karla. Gonna be hot as a firecracker, if the current weather pattern is any indication -

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/17/2009 10:38:42 AM
And a Happy Fourth of July to you, too, Friend, God bless, Lew

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/17/2009 6:44:02 AM
Ted, always look forward to what you post, and this meets all expectations. Well done! Cheers, Dan

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/17/2009 6:16:15 AM
Would have loved to have seen all that tea adrift in the harbor. Enjoyed this write. J'nia

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/17/2009 3:55:26 AM
Great writing, Ted; well penned! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D Have a "bangin' good" Fourth of July!!

4th of July (Poetry) - 6/17/2009 2:52:32 AM
Long time no see you Foxy One Kenobee, and with a fourth of July petard not less. Well done. Georg

Sleepy Little Town (Poetry) - 6/15/2009 11:24:24 PM
super verse to ponder, there are less nuts in smaller towns, a little more wide open spaces to enjoy

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/15/2009 11:20:35 PM
right on Ted, I'm a lone ranger and proud of it, sometime the group can be a pain, great down to earth verse, take care

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/11/2009 8:47:22 PM
Thank you, good friends. Perhaps it is the process of empathy which creates the "loner" for he gains his enjoyment from the pleasures and successes experienced by those around him. Not at all self-centered, the true [and happy] loner is totally others-centered, and life [like you] is very precious :-)

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/9/2009 8:19:37 PM
TED - WELL DONE! ME - MYSELF - AND I - A POWERFUL TRIO! TOM.

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/9/2009 6:40:16 AM
I have no clue what its like...being one of 16, and having my crew...I could only imagine! Besides, even when alone, I feel I'm surrounded...*twilight zone music enters* Hi Tedders! Love and PEace~ Kimmy~

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/8/2009 1:15:27 PM
There's a significant difference between being alone and being lonely. You've covered it well in this keeper of a poem Ted. As a loner myself I attest to that. Hugs, Marcia

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/8/2009 6:56:39 AM
Hi FF, I have to agree with Georg's comment! and Fee's! Thank you for sharing this... it speaks loudly... :] In Spirit, Bear

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/8/2009 3:10:36 AM
Some people can build a world of their own and live the loners life of fantasy.

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/8/2009 2:42:23 AM
One can be a loner surrounded by a million people, which is more better than be accompanied in life by, for no reason, hateful people. Georg

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/7/2009 9:28:43 PM
The amazing part of being a loner is that it is often deceiving to those who don't know us for we may seem to be always in a crowd but in reality we waltz alone. Great write and welcome home. Fee

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/7/2009 8:36:02 PM
Was for the most part an only child, Apparently that made me quite a bit wild, But someone had to be, all else were mild, Usually started trouble, sat back and smiled...;-) Ed

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/7/2009 7:57:57 PM
love this! I have always been a loner and have often resented that folks assumed i was lonely or unhappy

By Myself (Poetry) - 6/7/2009 7:38:13 PM
Ted!!!!!!! Welcome back, OH! Have I missed you, your razor-clawed wit. :) Good thing we've learned to play by ourselves, eh? Well done! (((HUGS))) and love, Karla. And that Raptor ain't sleepin', he's bidin' his time ... when you least expect it, WHAM! LOL