On Monday 20 October 2008 06:49:17 pm Kerim Aydin wrote:
> avpx:
>     There once was a man from Agora
>     who replied not to the public fora.
>     His votes were submitted,
>     but his say was omitted,
>     though his ballots were cast in plethora.
Applause!

> ehird:
>       (b)  A Patent Title herein is ordained:
>            We name it "Bard", and grant it those with wit.
>            In order for the Title to be gained,
>            A level of Support must call for it.
>
>            Three players to a fourth may grant the name
>            If three shall write as one with two Support.
>            A current Bard may also grant the same
>            Provided that a second Bard's a sport.
>
>            So that we don't the name of Bard debase:
>            With three Support, a Player can conspire
>            To (from a Bard) this Title to erase;
>            Or Bards in triplicate a Bard retire.
>
>            But lest we ruin some poor minstrel's fun,
>            E CANNOT be dis-bard for awful pun.
Boo! for, indeed, this is base plagiarism.

> Wooble:
>     I say I do, therefore I do.
>     Don't quote to me your refuting rules,
>     Though CFJs do not come back TRUE,
>     I say I do, therefore I do.
>     It works for me, it will work for you
>     The judges and officers all are fools.
>     I say I do, therefore I do,
>    don't quote to me your refuting rules.
Applause!

> Murphy:
>     How slow is triple unanimity!
>         That lofty goal of undisputed truth
>             That three must reach in no more time than one.
>     And so the order handed down to me:
>         Recuse the lot if they be so uncouth
>             That none persuade the rest before the gun.
>     But I was lost, the cases like a sea;
>         Extended kindness, as if to a youth
>             And gave them extra time to judge and run.
>     Apologies, I register a plea:
>                             No fun.
Applause!

> Pavitra:
>     O Protean Game, amended oft
>     (In fits by law, in starts by scam),
>     Thy glories Bard-prais'd, loud or soft,
>     In many keys -- how glad I am
>     To say this day, of all the year,
>     (Occasion'd thy nativity,)
>     To Public Forum, all to hear:
>     Happy Birthday! (Ribbon me.)
Silence! for, indeed, 'twould be corruptive self-interest.

Pavitra

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