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Dec. 31, 1969 By fayanora
"Re: The Acid Tears of Doom" You, sir, are a repellant moron with the IQ of half a dead slug... the back half of a dead slug. Furthermore, you smell like 1000 to the 230th power dead polecats being stored in a poorly maintained charnel house next to a severely backed-up sewage treatment facility. Your opinion of my poetry means about as much to me as George W. Bush's opinions about statistical probability mean to an Oxford mathematics professor. I am so very sorry, sir, to hear that you were gang-raped as a child by your whole family. Maybe if you'd just used a condom when you got your grandmother pregnant, that could have been avoided. Too bad about the abortion she had. I know you had to eat it, being such a poor family; I hope it at least tasted okay.

I could be a dead octopus and have more personality than you, my dear chap. Now kindly go crawl back up your father's anus and do something constructive with your time.
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Feb. 15, 2007 By Archibald Francoise-Benet
"The Acid Tears of Doom" Tristan Arts, the otherkin poet, writes poetry at a 3rd grade level and accepts criticism with all the ethusiasm of a stoned hooker. This morbidly obese "poet" is about as dense as his poetry-- both of which tend to collapse inward upon themselves due to truly staggering accumulations of trans fats and deep-fried bullshit. I would rather eat a tapeworm salad and drink Riunite out of my own bloodied rectum than spend another instant in contact with this farsical "poetry." Tristan Arts should be run through with a harpoon and harvested for the copious amounts of heating oil currently roiling around inside his grotesque human body. We can do this with impugnity, because--by his own admission--he does not possess a human soul.

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Copyright Tristan A. Arts (Standard Copyright License)
Edition First
Published April 5, 2005
Language English
Pages 64
 
Binding Perfect-bound Paperback
Interior Ink Black & white
Dimensions (inches) 8.5 wide × 11.0 tall

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