lurk is crouched by a profound transcendent cynic with a theology of distaste allowing his followers to hold their spirit levels high
lurk drifts about in yaba
lurk is not to be found in going home with the dvd some proper journalist from the Sunday telegraph pips his score by a measly 117 points
lurk gives up on hard work
lurk feeds similarities between decided times in history
lurk reveals that there are very angry middle aged men online that have nothing better to do than criticize everything
lurk is unshaven by a person who goes around looking at all the usenet newsgroups or chat rooms without participating in the conversation or posting a message
lurk is unheard of in Arizona’s own sonic phenomenon
lurk breeds the one in the picture
lurk is followed by certainly understandable yet i would encourage all those who do use punctuations to make it a bit easier on us all
lurk finds the rowing club for the universities in Lund
lurk sighs in the best
lurk rises to a black and light prolongs a white
lurk is unlit by a newbie that posted like mad
lurk beats here
lurk cannot say: over
lurk feels a script used to monitor output data during an observation
lurk gets demobbed by a freeware webcam
lurk expects washed away in the process of spin
lurk gathers currently just a seething mass of toxic bubbles
lurk displays now used not only of suspicious characters who may hide in the bushes
lurk fishes with converted into a racing fan
lurk swarms with australian and new zealand slang for a scheme or stratagem for success
lurk chatters with half the battle
lurk closes the cognitive apprenticeship term for legitimate peripheral participation
lurk calls because i am not even close to the intense >computer knowledge level that alot of people are that post
lurk stirs to hear what you have to say
lurk is crouched by sometimes a major advantage
lurk puts on the borders of your network
lurk prolongs at the extremes
lurk tumbles at amanda's son
lurk is broken by happy
lurk stays in to blaspheme through unworthy beardling

Sheila E. Murphy’s most recent book publication is Incessant Seeds (Pavement Saw Press, 2005)