Look what poetry.com did to the Freemont joke!
"We have decided that this coincidence requires poetry.com to open a new section on it's website, dedicated to the Freemonts of the world, as well as the spawning of a new industry – Freemonts R Us. We already have a complete line of personalized products developed for the Freemonts – Belt Buckles, keychains, those miniature bicycle license plates, Masonite "Welcome to the Freemonts" housesigns (with the look of real wood), a set of kiln-dried edible silverplated thimbles in a snake-like carrying case, and personalized Frisbees (certified by The American Kennel Club), just to name a few. And, if you act today – a free ice crusher!"
I suppose it's nice they can take a joke(?).
Upon discovering that I was having a hard time finding my original poem, I wrote another bemoaning the situations:
I Can't Find My Freemont Poem
My previous work of art
featuring a nasty dog, eaten toes and mother
needing new shoes from the Cinderella's
Stepsister's Store,
is bloody hard to find with this search engine.
Where is the J. Moo? Where? Where?
Even more frightening, poetry.com offers
MERCHANDISE?!?!
*faint*
*thud*
-Freemont C. Antfindmypoem
I leave a response whenever I especially enjoy a aarticle on a website or I hqve something to contribute to the discussion. Usually it is triggered bby the sincerness communicated in the post I looked at. And after this post Chaos Theory: Aw man!. I was moved enough to post a thought :-) I actually do have a few quesetions for you if it's okay. Could it be simply me or does it give the impression like some of the comments come across as if they are coming from brain dead people? :-P And, if you are writing on other social sites, I'd like to keep up with you. Would you list all of your communal sites like your linkedin profile, Facebook page or twitter feed?
Posted by: tour san fran | September 16, 2013 at 02:30 PM