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Crowfoot

  • Last seen on Feb 13 10:19 AM 2006. Member since February 14, 2006.

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  • Commune at storywrite
    Community. Now there was a deceitful word, if any. By uttering this word you are not only lying to yourself, but also being hypocritical. Essal knew better than to attach herse
  • Stimulated concrete at storywrite
    The thick bodied security guard at the door took a brief glace at the presented papers and gestured for Damon to enter. The door was strong and heavy, no doubt resistant to bul
  • The lost meanings at storywrite
    Feep /adj/ (Feeped) The situation in which one expects to pass wind but instead excretes in their underwear.

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  • on Signor Dildo by Lord John Wilmot, on June 12, 2004
    It takes a huge understanding of old poetry to write something like this, and something as deep and long too. It's pretty funny too, I don't often read old poetry, but I thought i would go for it, and I congratulate you on such a good write. Keep it up!
    - Crowfoot