Re: "On Mulberry Drive" / Will Dockery & Brian Mallard ht

On Sat, 22 Feb 2025 20:56:39 +0000, Cujo DeSockpuppet wrote:

Almost two years later, the spamming and talentless Dreckster is
still not feeding the worms. Drat and double drat.

"Be joyful in hope."

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Lack of response noted and ridiculed.
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Honestly, I'm surprised anyone playing on that unspeakable
clusterfuck didn't demand their credits be listed as Alan Smithee.
Even the drum machine doesn't want to be named.

Ducky's guitar needs to be tuned (or have more than one string).  Maybe
another dead cat can be found for organ donations?

I liked the song. The music enhances the lyrics. Mallard's guitar
is always catchy, and you held up your vocal end well.

Ducky always plays the same cord, no matter what the song is.  Boring
and unmusical.  Will Dockery also groans the same song, no matter what
the words are.

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The ending was cool; reminded me of "Cinnamon Girl".

The one where Will Dockery stuck his finger into her cinnamon bun?

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Good afternoon, George Dance, any confirmation on when this poem
will appear in the PP poetry blog?

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Remind me again which of you has the least talent?  Dreckweasel,
Dunce or the people who butchered the job on your hearing aids?

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It would have to be in the negative numbers.  They have banded together
because no one else will play with them.  Even the ConBros are MIA.

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I have many talents, one of them is making a living with my skills.
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How about you, Dreckster?

Dreckster lives off of other people: his mother, his brother, and now,
seemingly, Rachel.  His house is falling apart, and he was in danger
(despite all of that fat) of freezing to death.  Luckily, there are no
pipes in the house that would freeze.  Rachel sent him a heater.  Did
she pay the electric bill so that he could use it?  Dreckster is always
looking for his next mark.
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