Sunday, November 4, 2007

The Sad Bastards Club Comments

Rating: 5.0

A happy lot, us Sad Bastards.
We raise our glasses
Kick some asses
Laugh, tell rude jokes
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Francesca Johnson
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Patti Masterman 17 August 2009

I love this poem. (shhhh- think I might be an anonymous member of it myself?)

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Stephen Stirk 14 April 2009

Hi Fran Speaking in my capacity as the Chairman, do you think you should be giving away our secrets? . Thoroughly enjoyed. Steve

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Alison Cassidy 04 January 2009

Sounds like the words of a group of carefree, self-funded retirees messing about on a boat, perhaps? Such delightful irony in your title - and English through and through Your wit is most infectious Fran. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Dream Catcher 26 October 2008

Nothin' sad bowt that..sounds great! ! Lorraine top 10

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Sid John Gardner. 27 June 2008

Don't know many 'SAD' bastards Fran...only poor bastards.. Sid x.

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Sid John Gardner. 14 June 2008

Helen's wrong I do know that you work for a living...also how hard you work and how much you put into your career.Sad Bastards are the ones who havenot given up on the finer things in life. Sid.

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Sid John Gardner. 06 June 2008

Nothing much to say about this one except that self defilement and reverse snobbery dont go down well together anyway it doesnt matter any more.Cheers! ! Here's to the Sad Bastards...Is that one or two of them? Sid x.

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Sid John Gardner. 02 June 2008

Sad but not a legitimate description.Depende on who perceives the situation.Nice write as always Fran.My how you've come on in your writing.Hope to see more of the good stuff. Sid x.

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Janice Windle 30 December 2007

I love this, Fran. It reads like one of those that just tumbles out one day with no effort - so energetic. I wouldn't mind being a member of the Sad Bastards Club myself.

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R H 06 November 2007

The juxtaposition in the opening line says it all - sounds like a fun club to me - no pretention, just real, happy people enjoying life...jx

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Alison Cassidy 05 November 2007

This quirky poem gives full rein to the wonderful absurdity of our English language. Where else in the world would a group of people having a relaxing drink together be referred to as 'sad bastards'? Seriously Fran, I like the ease in this one and the comfortableness with language that is your hallmark. Phlegmatism personified. (is that a word?) love, Allie xxxx

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Original Unknown Girl 05 November 2007

Ha ha.... there's nothing sad about this one Fran! ! In fact, is SJG inferring that you don't work for a living! ! ? ? Tut Tut! ! You go ahead and throw another log on the fire, oh for a wonderful carefree life! Loved this.... as I do all your poems! ! HG: -) p.s. can you repost the 'fireworks' one in trubute of 5th November perchance? ? ? xx

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Bob Blackwell 04 November 2007

Sounds like a great life to me Fran. I wouldn't mind being a Sad Bastard myself. Great write top marks love Bob

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Allan James Saywell 04 November 2007

As a Cab driver i meet a lot of sad bastards AWSOME

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The last thing you are. When do you write 'The Glorious Goddess' Club'? However, I loved this. The simple things in life......better to be happy in oneself and doing what might appear little than swanning around in a limo to hoighty-toighy restaurants etc, methinks. Only recognised that one lately! :) t x

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Ian Bowen 04 November 2007

Love this one with a passion. Can I be a member? Ian

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