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My humour is your enemy

by Griff

Yes I know my sense of humour is dark, But if you didn’t want to know then you should not have asked. Yes it offends, that’s the aim of the game. But it’s all in jest, done in humours name. No you don’t like it, but why should I care? If you don’t like me or my humour then stay over there. Because when you whine about it I will fail to care. When you complain about it you will get aired. I don’t involve myself in your pathetic goings on, Never at all, not even once. So stay out of my life and mind your own for once. I’ll never be interested in your life, so leave it you ponce. You’re a fully grown man, that I can see. But a pathetic little boy you will always be. You want to give your opinion but really there’s no need, We’d get more useful info from talking to a tree. Your mind is tiny but your voice is loud. You have nothing to say but you say it so proud. I don’t care what you think and I never will, So stop flapping your gums and keep them still. Call whomever you like and feel you need, Bring your army to little old me. I will politely ask you all to leave, And when you don’t I’ll call the police.
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Sep 20, 2018
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People have been getting a little bit upset with my dark sense of humour. Pretty sure they are jealous because they have no sense of humour.

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