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Today she wore curlers in her hair looking like cannons staked out ready to blare Her lipstick and powder like bouillabaisse chowder And when she demanded a goodbye "peck" I said "No way!" to the wreck Which made her rear back and bray "Go home then and kiss a stingray!" She cackled and cackled raising my hackles Thinks she is the second Joan Rivers but she only gives me the shivers Soon I was fearing another fight nearing seeing her witch's eyes evilly peering And when she rose in those clumpy army boots I heard an arpeggio of loud flatulent ***** Forcing me out the door needing fresh air and away from her threatening glare But one day I'll be back once I can align myself on the proper son-in-law track
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Aug 9, 2016
Aug 9, 2016 at 11:08 AM UTC
THE MOTHER-IN-LAW CURSE
Today she wore curlers in her hair looking like cannons staked out ready to blare Her lipstick and powder like bouillabaisse chowder And when she demanded a goodbye "peck" I said "No way!" to the wreck Which made her rear back and bray "Go home then and kiss a stingray!" She cackled and cackled raising my hackles Thinks she is the second Joan Rivers but she only gives me the shivers Soon I was fearing another fight nearing seeing her witch's eyes evilly peering And when she rose in those clumpy army boots I heard an arpeggio of loud flatulent ***** Forcing me out the door needing fresh air and away from her threatening glare But one day I'll be back once I can align myself on the proper son-in-law track
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Aug 9, 2016
Aug 9, 2016 at 11:08 AM UTC
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