[quote="Von Paulus":9cc04]Um, I don't mean to be disrespectful to you Miller, Wook, FWB, Tripper, or anyone else who has posted in this thread. That is quite a good poem, but it doesn't seem to affect me as much as a few others I have heard.
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The poem I posted is very much anti-war, written by a guy who, sadly, had to experience it first hand.

Thanks for the comments on the terrorist thread though (we've got no where else to post on it since it was closed) and a good point (ignore Wookie, he's on a power trip :) ).

Milla! I loved it so much......It turned me on. ed:

i always turn you on!!

YUS! You Wookster & Solidussey can do it with EASE!

what about albow? omg ever see his pic of himself ROFL! what a goofy kid biggrin: i miss him! cry:

I miss Albows PANTS.

ya they were some pretty cool pants

read shakespeares henry 5 its a great little passage

Yeah, I went to see a play about Siegfried Sassoon, Robert Graves and Wilfred Owen. It was good. They were all brave men, poor Owen :( He died like 2 days before the War ended... Stupid Wars.

[quote="Von Paulus":e4c70]Yeah, I went to see a play about Siegfried Sassoon, Robert Graves and Wilfred Owen. It was good. They were all brave men, poor Owen :( He died like 2 days before the War ended... Stupid Wars.[/quote:e4c70]

Have you seen the 1999 British film "The Trench"? Its quite good, if depressing, and about the English war poets of WW1.

Tiger, tiger, burning bright, In the forest of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry? ...


Pyro (circa 2002) oOo: