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Previously on "Friday Poetry Corner"

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  • sasguru
    replied
    There are some cretins on CUK
    Others are common as muck
    We have some bedwetters
    But none of this matters
    To those who don't give a f**k.

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  • singhr
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    I'm just back from lunch with a very nice bunch, of people from finance and risk,

    while the company was fine and surroundings divine, the service was much less than brisk

    I now pen you this ballad, as I chomp on my salad and dream of a lobster that's bisque

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  • hyperD
    replied
    God made f**kwits big and small.
    Some that creep and some that crawl.
    The BBC employs them all…

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  • thunderlizard
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    I invoke the spirit of William McGonagall
    To expound to you my personal chronicle.
    On The Nineteenth of January of this year
    I submitted two CT returns, perfectly clear.

    The first Nov to Nov, the next just for December:
    (this is necessary for a long period of accounts, remember).
    Both tax returns were submitted online
    and the balances showed up for both, as was fine.

    Yesterday to me in the post there came through
    a balance demand, for period 2.
    And I assumed that the first was delayed in the post
    as happens to many tax letters, if not most.

    Sure enough this morning, addressed to me
    came another brown letter from HMRC
    But it was not the statement for which I did yearn -
    'Twas a request to submit the other return!

    The date on the letter, it shall be admitted,
    was later than that when my returns were submitted!
    To my telephone I did rush in a tizzy,
    only to find that their number is busy!

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  • wobbegong
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    Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post
    As requested:
    Alfred J P has asked for revival
    Of a corner of this site for poetry, please.
    So extract your juices of creative genius
    And give your vocab glans a warm-handed squeeze.

    Put hand to keyboard and show us your talents
    In poetry, prose, in ditty or rhyme
    And give us your wordage (or turgid old turdage)
    To share us your feelings - so spare us your time.
    FTFY

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  • RichardCranium
    started a topic Friday Poetry Corner

    Friday Poetry Corner

    As requested:
    Alfred J P has asked for revival
    Of a corner of this site for poetry, please.
    So extract your juices of creative genius
    And give your vocab glands a warm-handed squeeze.

    Put hand to keyboard and show us your talents
    In poetry, prose, in ditty or rhyme
    And give us your wordage (or turgid old turdage)
    To share us your feelings - so spare us your time.

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