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The Fall of Fred Falmouth
Contributed by
WillBerry
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Saturday, 1st March 2003 @ 05:40:00 PM in AEST
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His mother was a CEO,
His father, an Army colonel,
And Fred Falmouth was raised,
To read the Wall Street Journal,
He became the scion of the stock market,
Advising people with money where to park it,
When the recession came,
That ended the game ---
When I last saw Fred Falmouth,
He was riding out the eco-storm,
By reading the racing form.
Copyright ©
WillBerry
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2003-03-01 17:40:00]
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Re: The Fall of Fred Falmouth
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by Former_Member on
Sunday, 2nd March 2003 @ 12:44:38 AM AEST
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Re: The Fall of Fred Falmouth
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by bobotheclown on
Thursday, 6th March 2003 @ 08:20:48 PM AEST
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Well that was a rather rude comment. Whats a scion? Hope to see more stuff by you.
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Re: The Fall of Fred Falmouth
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by WillBerry on
Friday, 7th March 2003 @ 10:23:15 AM AEST
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Bobo -
A 'scion' is a descendant or an heir as in "George is the scion of New Wave foreign policy." |
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