God makes an unexpected visit to George Bush

marco 23 November 2005 0 minutes read

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Chato · 21 years ago
Hi Marco, for some reason
I cannot see your images on
Xenoxnews.
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misha · 21 years ago
Thanks Marco: you made my day!
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Chato · 21 years ago
I finally got the image,
(thanks Marco) but
not on this Xenox page!
I wonder what is going on.
Is Satan trying to stop me seeing
Marco's images?
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TEX LUMBAGO · 21 years ago
Maybe Yugo might have a suggestion???

Tex L
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marco · 21 years ago
Hi everyone.......sorry that my cartoon went off the air for a while.....i accidentally deleted it of my server..........but it's back up again...and seems to be working fine again. Marco.
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marco · 21 years ago
Hi everyone.......sorry that my cartoon went off the air for a while.....i accidentally deleted it of my server..........but it's back up again...and seems to be working fine again.
Marco.
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Chato · 21 years ago
Joy to the world!
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marco · 21 years ago
Chato
Amen,,,,,joy to the world.
Marco
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Rimbaud restored literature to life; I have endeavored to restore life to literature. In both of us the confessional quality is strong, the moral and spiritual preoccupation uppermost. The flair for language, for music rather than literature, is another trait in common. With him I have felt an underlying primitive nature which manifests itself in strange ways. Claudel styled Rimbaud "a mystic in the wild state." Nothing could describe him better. He did not "belong" - not anywhere. I have always had the same feeling about myself. The parallels are endless. I shall go into them in some detail, because in reading the biographies and the letters I saw these correspondences so clearly that I could not resist making note of them. I do not think I am unique in this respect; I think there are many Rimbauds in this world and that their number will increase in time. I think the Rimbaud type will displace, in the world to come, the Hamlet type and the Faustian type. The trend toward a deeper split. Until the old world dies out utterly, the "abnormal" individual will tend more and more to become the norm. The new man will find himself only when the warfare between the collectivity and the individual ceases. Then we shall see the human type in its fullness and splendor.