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Neon Highway on June 18, 2006

Jenny ferrrrrrr
*stars for you*
Neon Highway on November 10, 2005

Jenny ness
Neon Highway on October 16, 2005

Heres a hug for ye cos i'm soppy like that
Neon Highway on July 2, 2005

Hee hee I just read your riddle poem and I was thinking the whole mirror thing but i'm ever so slow It was really great. Hope all is well in the land of worle. I am meeting Alix today To invade her new house *muhuhuhu* Keep up the fantastic poetry
angelofcleansheets on June 29, 2005

You like Diana Wynne Jones! Yes. Finally someone who knows who she is. I love her books.
p b without the j on June 16, 2005

DO I KNOW YOU????
I'M NOT SURE!!! BUT, here's a hug!!

Feel loved!!
What's your alias??
Pocket on June 13, 2005

Hello, Alex! How be yourself?
MissPumpkinKing on June 13, 2005

hiya jenny!
MissPumpkinKing on April 16, 2005

heya!
LovedIntoExistence on April 12, 2005

Just thought I ought to mention it... my mum teaches you singing
PureAmethyst on April 2, 2005

im from the uk but im hoping to move to somewhere like los angeles in a few years, i'd love to live in america, i just live in a small village called 'Bont' in wales where everyone knows everyone, it can be kinda boring but its alot fun when ure with ure mates, plus there are alot of weird druggys around here which is funny i lived in london just before xmas tho xXxPurexXx
Edited on Apr 02, 3:32 because ''.
Pocket on April 2, 2005

I live in a *coff* seaside town called Weston Super Mare. It's ok, but the sea is actually more like a sewer. Where are you from?
PureAmethyst on April 1, 2005

hey, where to in england u from?
Pocket on March 26, 2005

I did see that, actually. I thought it had ended... I'd love to enter, providing I can peice together something worthwhile.
normal like you on March 25, 2005

david bowie? you should enter my david bowie contest im trying to get more people to enter.
normal like you on March 25, 2005

im gonna have to read your book sometime. i am too working on a book (8 actually) so ill read it when i have the time.

~marcia
normal like you on March 24, 2005

wow you do listen to alot of great music. i love like all you have listed.

~marcia
Pocket on March 22, 2005

Hey, don't put yourself down like that. I like questions!

Hm, let's see...I call myself Pocket mostly because I just like the sound of the word. I used to be pocket-goth because I'm a small person with a taste for blood and black lipstick but I decided I didn't like the label.
The book is The Crow graphic novel by James O' Barr... I got it from a local bookshop. You could probably find it from a site like amazon.com but I understand it was out of print for a time... I'm not really sure. Tis a masterpeice, though.
Harass me anytime
~Jennifer~
LovesDeadFlame on March 21, 2005

how come you're called pocket?
where can i find the book you were talking about? (i.e. "i love both the graphic novel and the film (Brandon Lee, RIP) but I adore the book to the ends of all the is dark and poetic.")
have i asked enough questions yet?
lol, sorry, i'm an incessant little annoying ant that likes to prowl ap at night and look for people who could be my friends. lol, i usually don't have much luck. lol. well, i'll stop harrasing you now. laterz
--gwen
Smegerson on March 17, 2005

you changed your name! oh well, now your label-less and all the more pocketable! wahey! shoves in pocket and runs away kinda reminds me of honey i shrunk the kids, but dare i make such a reference?! runs
Julys Midnight Sky on March 16, 2005

well i will now cuz your on mi fav's....
Julys Midnight Sky on March 16, 2005

haha i love the hint hint...well g2g read some of your stuff
Corpse-Groom on March 15, 2005

...that reminds me of that cradle video with the girls playing the vio. on their arms...

Anyway....I would love to sit and read your latest addition...But seeing I lack the time, feel like shit, and your writings are about suicide, and your stuff to me is like parchment of ancient writings/scripts and I treasure them all...I'll pass on it today...Just passing by to see what you were up to...*apparently you've been a busy busy little girl *
Pocket on March 14, 2005

"There is a man playing the violin... and the strings are the nerves on his own arm."

That's my favourite. It made me shiver.

I love both the graphic novel and the film (Brandon Lee, RIP) but I adore the book to the ends of all the is dark and poetic. The artwork is among the most beautiful I've ever seen and the prose and poetry is uplifting and crushingly sorrowful at the same time.

"My Valentine Has Hollow Eyes"

Oh, I could go on forever...
MissPumpkinKing on March 11, 2005

omg im in love with the crow the book that is!?!

are we in hell?

no but we can see it from here is oine of the coolist lnies and i have laods fo its poetry on my page wowey!
on March 7, 2005

Right. So here's the joke about the old man and the punk:

A very normal-looking old gentleman is sitting on a park bench. A loud punk with blue and green hair and fluroscent clothing comes and sits at the other corner of the park bench. He looks at the old man from the corner of his (heavily linered) eyes and sneers.
Old gentleman keeps looking at punk with a knowing smile.
After a while punk gets restless with that gaze and asks the old gentleman in his usual exaggerated style, "Hey you old dude, what d'yo think you're lookin' at huh?"
Old gentleman smiles and calmly answers, "I'm just wondering if you're the son of the peacock I did it with."
Punk is totally scandalized and leaves the park bench asap.
(So much for the liberal extremist!!!)

---

I'm generally playing the role of the aforementioned old gentleman. Let the immature kids play the punk.

[Btw, this is an Indian joke. Out there in the West the punks DO probably have their political agendas and stuff. Punks down here only have that style and the 'attitude']
Edited on Mar 07, 11:07 because ''.
Pocket on March 7, 2005

I totally agree with that. I'm pretty quiet and I've found that people I know, especially those who talk alot, find out things about me that really surprise them, things they should have known. I prefer listening, really. Then you can catch people out and tell whether or not they're fake. It also means I can limit stupid mistakes and make sure I don't make a fool of myself quite so often... I don't really mind being labeled because I don't want people to know "The real me", whoever the hell she is. I'd kill before I'd let anyone read my diary, especially the few I care about.

People are so very interesting...
on March 7, 2005

It's hard to understand why people try to categorize people into 'types' at all. Granted that there ARE a few such unidimensional people, but most people are not.

I had to face something like that when I joined up my new school earlier this year. I'm a hardcore liberal and rebel - just that I'm the 'quiet' rebel (oxymoron, huh?). So for the first months I was taken to be the 'good girl' and all the so-called 'cool' people took me for a nerd and teachers thought they could boss me around. I never said a word. I'm not the type who screams and shouts their opinion. I'm the type that quietly lets them know that I'm gonna do my thing, and they can go to hell over it. Ever heard the joke about the old man and the punk? I'm that old man - more liberal and hardcore than the punk can even imagine.
But you know what, being a 'nobody' helps you get 'real' friends. The 'cool' gang at school is suddenly all hyper to hang out with me (now that my true colours are out), but when during my first months they were the ones who used to sneer. It's good that I saw this ugly face of theirs - I wouldn't have wanted to reside in a fool's world believing they're the nicest people in the world. But the friends I got during those months ARE truly the nicest people in the world, for they won't ever judge by my 'coolness' or the absence of it.

Mandy
Edited on Mar 07, 8:57 because ''.
Pocket on March 6, 2005

Wow, thanks for commenting! I dress under a different "category" every day... I don't think you should base your friends on what they wear... it's just restricting, isn't it? It's so cool that you like Anne Lennox... what a voice. Thanks again. xx
DistantWorld on March 6, 2005

I understand your problem with everyone catorgorizing. I have that problem a lot. Picture an athletic girl with long white blond hair, pale skin, luminesent blue eyes, and listens to Marilyn MAnson, Poison, any metal band you can think of, and listens to Anne Lennox and classical music. I basically fit in no group and that is just fine with me, but still people try to put me with people. When they first see me it's a prep, when they get to know me goth, when they really take the time to get to know me They are undecided. It really doesn't matter because I have all types of friends but I just wanted to say I enjoy your poetry and your stories and I love to draw and write (apperently) but I think you are very good at portraying emotion, I see it in your stories all the time. Anyway I'll stop by later and read more of your stuff.

Bella
Neon Highway on March 5, 2005

wow. You have described me in 'smart terms you have very extensive vocabulary. English is my best subject
KalieDovIsiON on March 3, 2005

done my new poem..read
KalieDovIsiON on March 3, 2005

you're inspired by sweet leaf?...drug addict
Pocket on February 26, 2005

Right back achta, hun.
Neon Highway on February 26, 2005

Thanks for putting me on your authour page Tis very kewl indeed
Pocket on January 25, 2005

0_0 That's not what I meant and you know it! lol
Smegerson on January 25, 2005

woooow. your names for people are so true. incredible, ill go get lost now
KalieDovIsiON on January 21, 2005

lol half your real people quotes are from my author page!
MissPumpkinKing on January 18, 2005

Heya cutie thanks for your coment
on January 14, 2005

arg i hate copying stuff....well someone *cough*kim has got all my albums and wont give them back
Pocket on January 14, 2005

Oh, yeah it is an 'I', thanks! Urgh, I'm horrible with spelling. I've read Dark Imagination and it's really powerful. I think it highlights the Fantasy World genre well but I still like Cold Thoughts better... it's pretty awesome and came close to the top three.
Begin on January 13, 2005

Oh just somthing a forgot to say. A meant to add the Dark Imagination poem to the contest but you closed it before i entered would you mind just telling me if i should have entered it instead thanks
Begin on January 13, 2005

hey thanks for the comment on my poem. And you like Lyndisfarne? You rock \m/(*.*)\m/ they are well good lol. Are you sure thats how you spell it though i think its and "i" instead of the "y" but maybe not but anyway thanks a lot.
Pocket on January 11, 2005

No you shouldn't! Sarah's supposed to be copying it for me... it's the only Manson album I haven't heard...
KalieDovIsiON on January 10, 2005

you've never heard that death of one is a tragedy thing jen?....fight song...seriously?!...hmm...when being your Manson Mentor i shouldnt have skimped on the *cough* less popular album lol
Pocket on January 3, 2005

Woah, awesome quote. Why have I not heard that one before? Hehe, "Gother than thou"...?
Corpse-Groom on January 1, 2005

..." the death of one is a tragedy
the death of one is a tragedy
the death of one is a tragedy

but death of a million is just a statistic..."

- Marilyn Manson.
Corpse-Groom on January 1, 2005

...Happy new year too you too..." O' gother than thou" one

and thanks for the comment I'll treasure it..
on January 1, 2005

oi jenny are you here lol
Pocket on December 30, 2004

Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, etc, etc. Wow, my first death threat. I'm honoured (seriously) and I will keep writing cos it keeps me sane.

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