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The longest word in the English language Is also the shortest, stupidest and most solid word. it was Invented in 1500 and something by a young William Shakespeare He actually discovered  it on the back of a packet of chewin' tobacco. Somewhere amidst the indigenous ingredients So , the ****** actually plagiarized the world's most funkiest, fearsome word Claimed it as his own work Copyrighted it And made a **** load of money Made a truck load too Yes I know, trucks didn't exist in his Era But ****** did Male ones Ugly, uneducated, unnerving ones Ones from the back alleys of nowhere who dressed as ladies then as guys But their disguise was hideously, horrible I mean, 'ideously  'orrible No "H's " for those fine, fortunate, fellows And I will be criticised for my use of the english language But, that language is a mongrel A mangy, malnourished mutt, named Fritz
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Feb 1, 2013
Feb 1, 2013 at 7:58 PM UTC
William Shakespeare
The longest word in the English language Is also the shortest, stupidest and most solid word. it was Invented in 1500 and something by a young William Shakespeare He actually discovered  it on the back of a packet of chewin' tobacco. Somewhere amidst the indigenous ingredients So , the ****** actually plagiarized the world's most funkiest, fearsome word Claimed it as his own work Copyrighted it And made a **** load of money Made a truck load too Yes I know, trucks didn't exist in his Era But ****** did Male ones Ugly, uneducated, unnerving ones Ones from the back alleys of nowhere who dressed as ladies then as guys But their disguise was hideously, horrible I mean, 'ideously  'orrible No "H's " for those fine, fortunate, fellows And I will be criticised for my use of the english language But, that language is a mongrel A mangy, malnourished mutt, named Fritz
total nonsense that may be true
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Feb 1, 2013
Feb 1, 2013 at 7:58 PM UTC
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