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Laboring under the strong delusion That you hold some kind of authority Only makes you into an amusement For the rest of your fellow company. You gladly boast about spending decades Working a meager, lowly, thankless job. It's no wonder your sanity seems frayed, But still, you're acting like a pompous snob. So what if you became a veteran Of the local town's pizza syndicate, You're merely an hourly employee Who loves to particularly berate Other workers you still think you're above; You hold no more power than anyone! You'll likely stay in this fantasy land, And probably won't ever understand; Instead, you'll persist to stubbornly shun The truth of the matter, which is a fact: You're just a wretch with a mind that was cracked.
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Feb 29, 2016
Feb 29, 2016 at 2:56 AM UTC
The Sordid Story of Keith the *****
Laboring under the strong delusion That you hold some kind of authority Only makes you into an amusement For the rest of your fellow company. You gladly boast about spending decades Working a meager, lowly, thankless job. It's no wonder your sanity seems frayed, But still, you're acting like a pompous snob. So what if you became a veteran Of the local town's pizza syndicate, You're merely an hourly employee Who loves to particularly berate Other workers you still think you're above; You hold no more power than anyone! You'll likely stay in this fantasy land, And probably won't ever understand; Instead, you'll persist to stubbornly shun The truth of the matter, which is a fact: You're just a wretch with a mind that was cracked.
I wrote this piece to basically vent a large amount of frustration I'm feeling towards a  coworker of mine. I don't exactly hate the man. I won't be drug low enough to hate him. However, I do consider him to be a dick-nosed, ********* piss-drinking, cum-guzzling ********* Keith, you'll never read these words, but I sincerely think you're a ****
JohnA
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Zanesville, OH
Feb 29, 2016
Feb 29, 2016 at 2:56 AM UTC
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