Jeg elsker/hater den følelsen.
brown continents, skal det være brune kontinenter? Jeg var litt usikker.
Det var hvertfall en fin tekst.

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just nod your head and say"yes mistress"

Takk. (Noen gang sett hvordan gamle kaffeflekker på harde overflater ligner kontinenter?)

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End the tedium of modern existence - death to the Undermen.

Ah, jeg ser nå at jeg hadde lest pinlig feil.
From brown continents, hadde jeg lest og tenkte at jaja, kaffe kommer jo fra Afrika og slikt. Mentalt notere å ikke kommentere dikt midt i eksamenslesinger mer
Godt dikt var det uansett.

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just nod your head and say"yes mistress"

Aha!
I enjoyed this one.
I had to read it twice to get what you were referring to.
Clever way of talking about wasting time on the computer,
I never would have thought such an event would make for good poetry.


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I'm not going to ask you to,
but it would be nice,
if my gallery had visit from you.

Thank you.

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End the tedium of modern existence - death to the Undermen.

I can see how it is written with experience. Whatever we hold inside of us, it must go out, one way or another, whether words or speech, body language or musical tunes. A good poem.

"I never would have thought such an event would make for good poetry."

Anything is good for poetry, what matters is that it's strong.

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The skies are magnificent, have there ever been a people magnificent as such?

Hmmmh, I haven't commented on this one before? Strange. I like the structure; how the formulations are poetic in sound and feel, but not so abstract as to slip into modernistic meaninglessness. Although I cannot completely relate to the situation, I can somehow understand the feeling.
Just for the record, I remember a LAN where we were playing Unreal Tournament the whole night; the only thing keeping me awake was the constant rush of adrenaline

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"I think that Digimon and Pokemon should be introduced into the science curriculum in schools and universities... Is I am nots smart?"

Caffeine is a fun drug, but only if taken in what Bill Hicks refers to as "a heroic dose". My neighbour in Oslo had OD'd on coffee once, or something to that effect, but she was a Physics student so I don't blame her. Caffeine is insecticide after all, just like nicotine, opium, THC and many other interesting chemicals.

Here is how you can use caffeine as the psychoactive poison it really is:
1. Put 10-15 teaspoons of Nescafe in a cup. Add sugar liberally as the taste will be less god-awful and the sugar fuels the kick.
2. Fill the remainder of the cup with hot water, preferrably 75 degrees C.
3. Stir it together with a broken pencil (or by all means use a teaspoon, if you're into that sort of thing). The consistency should be a bit thicker than water. If it is still too warm to drink quickly, let it cool off a little more.
4. Making sure the stuff is still warm, recite the 8 Rules of Fight Club in a fascist manner, while visualizing various scenes from the film. Don't take too long or the coffee will cool down.
5. Pour the motherfucker down as quickly as possible, avoiding its prolonged contact with the tongue. The stuff tastes horrible, but be a brave villain and drink it all.
6. Drink at least 3 full glasses of water, the first to remove the taste and the two others to compensate for dehydration.

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End the tedium of modern existence - death to the Undermen.

Heh, you certainly know your coffee! I've only had sparse encounters with it, since it usually tastes so god-awful, disgusting and distorted that it should, in all cases, be banned as something cooked up by the devil himself and therefore purely evil.

But it sounds like a slightly neat experiment; so I might try it once. By the way, if you feel like you have some time on your hands this weekend, I'd just say that I'll be dropping down to Oslo for a nice li'll Halloween party. I know you're busy, but if you can spare some time, it'd be really neat to meat you again ^^

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"I think that Digimon and Pokemon should be introduced into the science curriculum in schools and universities... Is I am nots smart?"