Reply With QuoteYeah that was really big for kids I knew, during senior year English. It's super popular for w/e reason.
Doing English homework and behold, what do I find?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozymandias
Yeah that was really big for kids I knew, during senior year English. It's super popular for w/e reason.
No shit Sherlock.
"The root of all fear is imagination"
Give me some credit. I've been puzzling over that name for months.Originally Posted by Darkdrago666
Neato. That's a pretty common poem, so his username was never really a mystery to many of us. I've seen it in a few different anthologies over the course of high school and college English classes.
Though I suppose most people are probably dumb and think he took the name from Watchmen, so this thread isn't entirely pointless.
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^ this.Neato. That's a pretty common poem, so his username was never really a mystery to many of us. I've seen it in a few different anthologies over the course of high school and college English classes.
Though I suppose most people are probably dumb and think he took the name from Watchmen, so this thread isn't entirely pointless.
I be agreeing with you alot lately.
"The root of all fear is imagination"
I'm awesome like that, I say a lot of agreeable things. Well, I do when I'm not being a cunt, at least.
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... How did you not know what my username was referring to? It's in my sig...
P.S - Favourite poem.
"And on the pedestal these words appear: 'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: look on my works, ye mighty, and despair.'"
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