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Shall I Compare Thee To A Mooseburger aka The Bad Poetry Thread
shades of grey:
when posting on a forum
one should choose an approproate thread
to spend their waking hours
and the ones they should have been in bed
they should choose a likely picture
they should choose their name with care
they should avoid adding personal details
if theyre not up for a scare
they should post with gay abandon
they should post with literary might
they should post with wit and wisdom
they should never post with spite
and when the day arises
that their posting time is done
they should check their posting status
to see how well theyve done
are they casual conversationalist
are they posty mc posterpants
are they posting more than neurovore
are they ever? not a chance!
Otlan:
--- Quote from: shades of grey on April 26, 2010, 06:23:31 PM ---when posting on a forum
one should choose an approproate thread
to spend their waking hours
and the ones they should have been in bed
they should choose a likely picture
they should choose their name with care
they should avoid adding personal details
if theyre not up for a scare
they should post with gay abandon
they should post with literary might
they should post with wit and wisdom
they should never post with spite
and when the day arises
that their posting time is done
they should check their posting status
to see how well theyve done
are they casual conversationalist
are they posty mc posterpants
are they posting more than neurovore
are they ever? not a chance!
--- End quote ---
*Aplauds*
LordMelvin:
I present, a brief lament for my favorite beverage:
Alack a day
Oh, woe is me
For Knudsen changed
Their recipe...
Otlan:
--- Quote from: LordMelvin on April 26, 2010, 07:43:31 PM ---I present, a brief lament for my favorite beverage:
Alack a day
Oh, woe is me
For Knudsen changed
Their recipe...
--- End quote ---
Knu-What?
Blaze:
O! shades of grey O thee salute with verve and abandon gay,
for in your poem you have extolled a message I take home
And in word and deed all whom would take pride should heed
In heart and head, in work or bed, from McMurdo Base to Nome.
Applause, applause
there is no clause
This plaudit is pure
I can say no more!
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