Hi,Org,Did U Know That Dorothy Parker Is A Real Person Who Liveed In The 1920's?I Really Love That Song!Peace O+>

No F-ing WAY!

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i swear ta names sounds like an actual old actress

boston3 said:

No Shit Sherlock!

Did you know there is a real car called a "Corvette"? Apparently some of them are small and available in a range of colours, including Red!

Also, Rain is a real type of weather. It's when water falls from the sky. Reports are sketchy, so I can't confirm if it comes in Purple or not.

Finally, "sarcasm" is a genuine form of expression, as is "derision".


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I discovered this a while ago and posted something
and learned about the "heart on the sleeve" and all that jazz

learning if fun

Dorothy Parker (1893-1967)

Resumé


1Razors pain you;
2Rivers are damp;
3Acids stain you;
4And drugs cause cramp.
5Guns aren't lawful;
6Nooses give;
7Gas smells awful;
8You might as well live.
Notes

1] Dorothy Parker's first suicide attempt, cutting her wrists, took place in January 1923. Later she made others, overdosing on the sedative Veronal, consuming a bottle of shoe polish, and taking sleeping powder, the last in 1932 (Not Much Fun: The Lost Poems of Dorothy Parker, compiled with an introduction by Stuart Y. Silverstein [New York: Scribner, 1996]: 29; PS 3531 A5855N68 1996 Robarts Library).


The most research I ever did in my college library related to the dark Dorothy Parker...and none of it was for school. I recommend it to anyone. She can be very dark but the sense of humor always shines through. Thanks to Prince for sparking a literary interest.

Oscar

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

i should try the sleeping powder method

boston3 said:

lol@u

boston3 said:

Peace.