Smokescreen Poem by Julie Bond

I picked one of yours at random. No more needed. Go get a hobby. H

Can see why people love your open honest critisism Herbert read some of yours too, over 600 and you still can't get it right, time to die man

Thank you for reading over 600 of mine. I know. People tell me these poems grow on them in leaps and bounds. Have you not cme across the word criticism before or were you absent when spelling was taught? Time to die? Not in your lifetime.

Julie, notice that Nehrlich makes a spelling error in the very sentence in which he ridicules you for spelling errors. This is typical of him, always accusing others of the very things he does himself. No one takes him seriously. No one.

Ach ja, my other fan speaks up. There is a curious absence of a biography concerning you wannabe poets, both of you. Is that because it wasn't worth mentioning or? I take myself seriously and if no one else did that would be okay as well. Envy is a powerful force. But thank you both for reading all my work. Any requests? H

oh look more shpelling mistools and a typo or to

Wouldn't take you seriously ever Herbert and no I didn't read them all just a few of your 600 plus scribbling is enough to give me a headache and make me feel like throwing up. One day maybe you'll write a good one but no one will ever read it as they are bores with your drivel now. Go take an oversose and put us all out of our misery.

The fact remains that you made a spelling error in the very sentence in which you chided her for a spelling error. And that is simply hilarious. Also typical.

You apparently do not know the difference between a spelling error and a spelling error. One is made by inept people who can't even figure out its and it's (or like Kolb use its') , the other one is caused by a slow or sticky keyboard (whiskey dribbles) . Yes, I know it is hard when one desperately looks for faults in a superior being and falls flat on one's face into the very excrement one had created. Poooooh!

He tries to run by changing the subject, but he cannot hide. The fact remains that you made a spelling error in the very sentence in which you chided her for a spelling error. And that is simply hilarious. Also typical.