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    Quote Originally Posted by schadenfreude View Post
    On a dark and cold night
    I thought I saw a light
    So I went down the stairs
    (hoping to eat some pears)
    And behold! On a broken chair
    Lay something that gave me a greasy stare.

    It was a bad poem! Oh the shame,
    the pain! It was so lame!
    It made my stomach rumble
    And made my apple crumble
    The torment, like hell itself will open
    to shake out agony, it was soap-en?

    Well, I ate my pear, climbed up the stairs
    Away from the chair and the poem with the gruesome stare.
    How cute!
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    Nuremberg Public Transport Inc.
    how ghastly do your tram seats stink
    of royal blue Polyurethane
    the polymer of piss
    I'm sure no Alabama bar can boast
    as much white trash as you host
    on any given single trip
    from Nuremberg Süd to City Park.
    Where else do you get so many
    three-chinned mothers with
    four-bellied daughters that
    squint at homo sapiens
    and openly giggle at every
    average carbon-based bi-ped?
    Nuremberg Public transport Inc
    how tacky do your clients stink
    of fast-food grease, hairspray and
    ashtrays dissolved in deodorant.
    Your human walruss passengers
    could make a beauty queen
    self-conscious amidst their ugliness.

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    and yet another one:


    Dear friend, let me congratulate you
    on your supreme choice of a wife.
    For she is rarely gifted who can
    so unselfishly hoist a smile
    from an indifferent heart.
    I hope she will indulgently
    let you perform many a happy copulation
    and lie trembling according to her duty
    as you chase her ever-receding grail.
    Good Sir, I wish you joy of your bride
    and may she stay at your side
    long enough for you to learn
    the value of fond remembrances
    to cherish in the shriveled evening of your life.

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    A little mouse was in my house
    But now that sucker’s dead
    My husband set a little trap
    That snapped him in the head

    Some feta cheese or aged cheddar
    will do the job quite well
    Just set the trap and walk away
    And send the rat to hell

    Quote Originally Posted by SleepyWitch View Post
    Nuremberg Public Transport Inc.
    how ghastly do your tram seats stink
    of royal blue Polyurethane
    the polymer of piss
    I'm sure no Alabama bar can boast
    as much white trash as you host
    on any given single trip
    from Nuremberg Süd to City Park.
    Where else do you get so many
    three-chinned mothers with
    four-bellied daughters that
    squint at homo sapiens
    and openly giggle at every
    average carbon-based bi-ped?
    Nuremberg Public transport Inc
    how tacky do your clients stink
    of fast-food grease, hairspray and
    ashtrays dissolved in deodorant.
    Your human walruss passengers
    could make a beauty queen
    self-conscious amidst their ugliness.
    loved it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by motherhubbard View Post
    A little mouse was in my house
    But now that sucker’s dead
    My husband set a little trap
    That snapped him in the head

    Some feta cheese or aged cheddar
    will do the job quite well
    Just set the trap and walk away
    And send the rat to hell
    Hey, that's not a bad poem!
    I give you 10/10!
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    When asked how World War III would be fought, Einstein replied that he didn't know. But he knew how World War IV would be fought: With sticks and stones.
    -(:===============

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    Quote Originally Posted by motherhubbard View Post
    A little mouse was in my house
    But now that sucker’s dead
    My husband set a little trap
    That snapped him in the head

    Some feta cheese or aged cheddar
    will do the job quite well
    Just set the trap and walk away
    And send the rat to hell
    heehee, this is so funny especially the first stanza

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    Quote Originally Posted by motherhubbard View Post
    A little mouse was in my house
    But now that sucker’s dead
    My husband set a little trap
    That snapped him in the head

    Some feta cheese or aged cheddar
    will do the job quite well
    Just set the trap and walk away
    And send the rat to hell

    What a waste of feta! MH, this is soooo bad. Ok, I really find it cute but I promised.
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    a fluke and a joke
    eating subs only
    claiming to loose weight

    for he was to lazy
    to walk a step past his apartment
    but only downstairs
    to go to the subway!

    running around like a prick
    acting like a super star
    who are you again?

    i'm jared the subway guy!
    what a joke.



    iv met the guy, he really is a prick.. he thinks hes a star its amazing
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    Exclamation

    when a poet gets stuck
    it sucks
    can't find rythum and rhyme.
    just killin' time
    feelin' bored--
    shoot the darn keyboard!
    one thing good about the caper--
    I ain't wastin' paper...

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    Some of us cry
    Some of us smoke
    Some of us lie
    But it's all just the way
    that we cope with our lives...

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    Feed mulch to wet worms watch them wear their widdle worm tums oot

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    Bad poetry is my favourite kind! I'll contribute:

    I was sick on my father when I was three,
    We were sitting under a linden tree,
    I said I thought I’d swallowed a bee,
    And my father cleaned up after me.

    I was sick on myself only last year,
    I blamed my friend and my friend blamed the beer;
    I’m really not sure if my words were clear
    When I said “I’m glad my dad’s not here.”

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    This is not a bad poem, dude.
    Keep it up !
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    When asked how World War III would be fought, Einstein replied that he didn't know. But he knew how World War IV would be fought: With sticks and stones.
    -(:===============

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    I'm not sure this is totally bad, but I can't be bothered to spam the forum with a new thread, so I'll post it here


    This life's a closed-book exam,
    except your neighbour scribbles on your sheet
    in indelible ink when the boozy invigilator’s
    gone to have a smoke
    and you end up quoting Madonna
    when you meant the Pope

    But somehow I seem to have made a vow,
    promised you, or myself or the ants
    that amid all the

    arms-races, after eight mints,
    binge drinking, bloodshed, beaches,
    Ciceronean orators,
    Darfur,
    enlightenment thought and emaciation,
    fashion, football, French revolution,
    Glamour, google, Gaza strip,
    hairstyles and hairgels
    [unisex-herbal-curl-activating shine]
    iguanas,
    Jelly Beans,
    Krishna, Hare Krishna, Hare Hare,
    Hare Krishna
    Hare
    Krishna Hare
    [outside a Birmingham bookshop]
    liberals and lullabies and lipsick on a rival’s teeth
    [er, you’ve got…. forget it],
    moons, music old and new,
    nuptials [and divorce parties:
    Theseus minus Hippolyta],
    oval offices, ora..nges,
    predictable! philistine philosophers,
    quirks, Quark, quasars,
    roadside motels, rendezvous, rendez me,
    rendez you, rendez each other for a
    sh*g [only one last time, the road will thank us],
    tea, transport, Trafalquar Square,
    undies, uvular R,
    Volkswagen, vernacular, vascular plants,
    water crisis,
    X, Malcolm
    Y, why? Why not? If and but, but why and when and how?
    Zemin, your little red book is gathering dust in the attic


    I’d still find time to catch a cold.
    And as long as there are dusty train stations in summertime
    I’ll stay newborn (at four o’clock) in spite of evidence.
    I rest my case.
    Objection denied.
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    a gum is a gum and a gum is a glue
    glue touched her nose and gave her flu
    then gum and glue went to the zoo
    and the flu spread all over and through!
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    -(:===============

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    Quote Originally Posted by mazHur View Post
    a gum is a gum and a gum is a glue
    glue touched her nose and gave her flu
    then gum and glue went to the zoo
    and the flu spread all over and through!
    this has pre-apocalyptic undertones....are you sure this is a bad poem?

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