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He stands in the washroom of Restaurants smelling people's **** When he hears a wet bowel movement he concentrates and inhales to sniffs He doesn't explain why he embraces these different smells and succumbs To a brain that keeps many smells on file like a world trade show of dumps Cause everybody poops So he wants to find a way To manipulate smells so one day everyone's **** will smell great And hell go down in history 4 making **** smell like lotion 4 baby's THEN Hell be called brilliant!! for hangin around restrooms and not crazy like some thought So maybe..... who u think or call crazy should stop cuz they could be a genius who's times to precious to explain his planned plot And the main message in this poem is the judging just needs to stop So....Stop calling me CrAZy CuZ I'm BrIlLIAnT ........BuT CrAzY I aM not ...cause I'm brilliant! Like a **** smeller..... You... know what I mean... lol
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 8:03 PM UTC
The Man Who Wants To smell Your stool.....
He stands in the washroom of Restaurants smelling people's **** When he hears a wet bowel movement he concentrates and inhales to sniffs He doesn't explain why he embraces these different smells and succumbs To a brain that keeps many smells on file like a world trade show of dumps Cause everybody poops So he wants to find a way To manipulate smells so one day everyone's **** will smell great And hell go down in history 4 making **** smell like lotion 4 baby's THEN Hell be called brilliant!! for hangin around restrooms and not crazy like some thought So maybe..... who u think or call crazy should stop cuz they could be a genius who's times to precious to explain his planned plot And the main message in this poem is the judging just needs to stop So....Stop calling me CrAZy CuZ I'm BrIlLIAnT ........BuT CrAzY I aM not ...cause I'm brilliant! Like a **** smeller..... You... know what I mean... lol
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 8:03 PM UTC
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