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So sad the cemetary stood, Rows of identical crosses Commemorating wasted lives And pointless sacrifice for glory. One rainlashed day I was there with a fat little **** I knew To inspect her great-grandfather's grave; A hero who had repeatedly groped his own daughter Shortly before meeting death in Paschendael's slaughter. My friend elegantly squatted, hovering o'er the grave And performed a perfect Valsalva manoeuvre, Depositing a well-aimed sausage thereupon. "That's for you, you grandmotherfucker" She gaily murmured sotto voce. But tragedy struck: a defecation syncope Caused her collapse, skull smashed on the gravestone; *"I'm in the **** was her final tragic moan.
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 1:11 PM UTC
Paschendael Poem
So sad the cemetary stood, Rows of identical crosses Commemorating wasted lives And pointless sacrifice for glory. One rainlashed day I was there with a fat little **** I knew To inspect her great-grandfather's grave; A hero who had repeatedly groped his own daughter Shortly before meeting death in Paschendael's slaughter. My friend elegantly squatted, hovering o'er the grave And performed a perfect Valsalva manoeuvre, Depositing a well-aimed sausage thereupon. "That's for you, you grandmotherfucker" She gaily murmured sotto voce. But tragedy struck: a defecation syncope Caused her collapse, skull smashed on the gravestone; *"I'm in the **** was her final tragic moan.
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 1:11 PM UTC
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