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Sad, Mad or Bad? - I always wanted to be a dino, but alas, I'm just old. Started conversation Mar 29, 2001
Yes, I'm greedy, I have two clubs that I'd like you to add, if you'd be so kind, Colnel *offering 
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The Haiku Challenge! located at http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A494291 and presided over by me (Sad Mad or Bad), and I guess you can call me the Grand Haijin 
Now for the ad:
Can you string words together to create powerful imagery, or a deep sense of peace in your reader? Do you love to create poetry in its highest form? No? OK, well uh... can you count to seven then?
Yes, no matter if you're a prize-winning poet or semi-literate why not pop over to the Haiku Challenge and turn somebody else's topic into a form of high art? You'll laugh, you'll cry (see your Grand Haijin's efforts, and you're GUARANTEED to cry), you'll make some friends!
And the other is Word Gymnastics located at
http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A525502 and is once again presided over by me: could you say 'Just try to shut her up' Sad, Mad or Bad presiding? 
Word Gymnastics is about games with words, we twist them, we make them do backflips -- hey, we even put them on the uneven parallel bars!
Well OK, we don't; but we DO play some awfully silly games -- like 'what happens next in the story?' or making up silly word definitions! If this sounds like fun to you, why don't you pop in for a visit?
Two clubs!!
Blatherskite the Mugwump - Bandwidth Bandit Posted Apr 13, 2001
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Sad, Mad or Bad? - I always wanted to be a dino, but alas, I'm just old. Posted Apr 14, 2001
Thank you! 
*offers hanky*
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