To: nopardons
Isn't it always? I liked the old-school opus better, a lot more wordy and you could really feel the emotion in it. It just doesn't feel like a real opus to me unless I have to page down at least three times to read the whole thing.
967 posted on
04/01/2005 8:17:18 PM PST by
thoughtomator
(Fight terror - strangle a caribou!)
To: thoughtomator
That's true -- some of the opus' have been really long and then shortly afterwards they would come back.
To: thoughtomator
Yeah, well at least SOME people get to write Opuses (or opera as I have learned tonight)
To: thoughtomator
"It just doesn't feel like a real opus to me unless I have to page down at least three times to read the whole thing."
The art of the original FR opus was truly a sight to behold.
Nam Vet
1,029 posted on
04/01/2005 8:33:11 PM PST by
Nam Vet
(MSM reporters think the MOIST dream they had the night before is a "reliable source".)
To: thoughtomator
I hated Arator's continual, boring OPUS writing. His really weren't worth the read.
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