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THE MAGNIFICENT SOCTOR DUESS

Contributed by Robert_Edgar_Burns on Wednesday, 28th August 2002 @ 05:58:51 PM in AEST
Topic: HumorPoetry



Hello my name is Soctor.
You can call me Soctor Duess.
Im here to treat your problem,
That deals with your caboose.
Now if I get a little behind,
What, you say youve changed your mind?
Well, what is your excuse!
Something really smells rotten,
Oh, that came from the other room.
But man it really stinketh,
Like it just came from a tomb.

You say youve eaten ham and eggs
Even though they both turned green?
Well that is the most foolish thing,
Ive ever heard or ever seen.
And then you came and told me,
You ate a red and a blue fish.
Now just what is the matter with you,
Do you have a big death wish?
Pew, now there is that smell again,
And it stinks like a dead pelican.
Was it one fish or two fish?
Did you put them on a clean dish.

Did you eat them there or hear?
Was it far or was it near?
Did you wash them down with beer?
And after you did could you see clear?
These are things I need to know.
Did you puke or did you blow?
Would you eat them once again?
Or would you throw them in a can?
I think there is no hope for you,
For as I talk youre turning blue.
Oh, now I know what that smell was.
You choked to death on a piece of fuzz!

By: SOCTOR DUESS/ AKA Robert Edgar Burns
rob.burns2@verizon.net
homepage.mac.com/robertburns2/







Copyright © Robert_Edgar_Burns ... [ 2002-08-28 17:58:51]
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Re: THE MAGNIFICENT SOCTOR DUESS (User Rating: 1 )
by LJ on Thursday, 29th August 2002 @ 08:37:32 AM AEST
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What a RIot!!! This is great!!!


Re: THE MAGNIFICENT SOCTOR DUESS (User Rating: 1 )
by SeXyDrAgOn on Thursday, 29th August 2002 @ 01:13:42 PM AEST
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you ARE the magnificent one for being able to write this poem. This was great, I definately enjoyed it. Like all good movies I didnt like the ending but what are ya gonna do? lol




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