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Poor old Vic celebrating Thanksgiving all alone
With no turkey not even cranberry sauce to look at.
He was all alone with a companion he had found
In the streets of the outer metropolitan area.
Poor old Mike all tied up in the hard wooden chair.
He was just a young, unsuccessful stockbroker
fresh out of college trying to find a job in the tough
Economic world of what is Wall Street, N.Y.
Good old Vic started thinking, Mm, what will I do to
make dinner for me and my love this Thanksgiving Day.
He looked over at Mike and a light bulb turned on
In Vic's sick little mind of his that I dare not explore.
Clever Vic walked over to Mike and bent down to meet him
Directly in the eyes of Mikes sad, dirty little face.
Vic asked to Mike, How would you like to be dinner?
Mike with a confused looked asked confused, What?
Smart little Vic smiled a big, wide smile and went xd
to look in his closet of beautiful little gadgets. wink
Vic took out a chainsaw but said, No no no, no good.
Then he searched more deep and found what he searched.
Happy little Vic walked back over to Mike
With ax in hand and a big, big smile on his listo. biggrin
Mike tried and tried and tried to get back, get away.
Vic kicked him down, chair and all, to the floor.
Poor poor Mike begged for his life and said he'd pay
A big, big ransom. Vic laughed at this, I don't want your
******** money, and he kept on laughing and smiling rofl
as he hacked and chopped at poor Mike's poor head.
Satisfied old Vic smiled with blood on his chest and face,
Smiled that he finally had a dinner to share with his smile
Loved one. His true love, companion of life, for rich or for
Poorer, his girl, in the next room held against her will, chained. heart
So then they celebrated, eating poor old Mike, such a
Shame, he was such a great guy.
Oh, well, at least he was delicious. biggrin
- by Evil Percy |
- Poetry And Lyrics
- | Submitted on 03/10/2011 |
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- Title: Thanksgiving
- Artist: Evil Percy
- Description: A nice tale about Thanksgiving. Don't forget to rate and comment.
- Date: 03/10/2011
- Tags: thanksgiving
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