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Oh my faithful readers, I am here yet again, With yet another pretty verse, About how I endured my internal horrors, To save the universe! I went to a dinner buffet, Replete with extraordinary it was, Music was being sweetly played, People so busy nobody noticed a shattered vase, Blown away by an extreme speed **** The culprit wasn't spotted. Because he left a silent **** A silent high-speed **** *A lady just smelled his methane, And she just fainted..* As he realized the berserk results of his farts, He ran for the door making people aware, That he was the real culprit behind it all, I then went to his house and he was there, Darning the place with his merciless farts!!!!! I merely left a parcel containing some pills, He probably took those pills for a long time, Because the next time when I saw the fatso, He wasn't scaring people away by his farts. So I saved the universe!
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 8:22 PM UTC
How The Universe Was Saved
Oh my faithful readers, I am here yet again, With yet another pretty verse, About how I endured my internal horrors, To save the universe! I went to a dinner buffet, Replete with extraordinary it was, Music was being sweetly played, People so busy nobody noticed a shattered vase, Blown away by an extreme speed **** The culprit wasn't spotted. Because he left a silent **** A silent high-speed **** *A lady just smelled his methane, And she just fainted..* As he realized the berserk results of his farts, He ran for the door making people aware, That he was the real culprit behind it all, I then went to his house and he was there, Darning the place with his merciless farts!!!!! I merely left a parcel containing some pills, He probably took those pills for a long time, Because the next time when I saw the fatso, He wasn't scaring people away by his farts. So I saved the universe!
Just a random comic verse. My HP Poem #322 ©Atul Kaushal
Atul
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35/M/Indian
Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 8:22 PM UTC
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