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"fatties" poems
Maverick ex-cop (Green Beret /Navy Seal /SAS/Ranger) Twiddle of the fingers to crack a 64 bit hexadecimal code Shot but can still beat up bad people and run 15 people firing automatic weapons and they all miss Database that searches the planets population in 2 seconds And has photos of their children and plans of their building Regardless of the crime scene sample, always a rare element that pinpoints location Car chase where a truck can keep up with a Ducati motorbike Organisations that only employ attractive people in lead roles Ugly people are tech specialists sometimes allowed to be ‘quirky’ Even the uglies are attractive people disguised with glasses and bad hairstyles ‘I dream of genie’ gendre were they flirt but never get it on, unless it’s a hospital series Watchable, funny programs that always succumb to sloppy sentimentality High schools complete with intolerance, marginalisation, bullying, and hell on earth, The most disturbing and darkest crime sent to titillate mid evening family viewing Endless humiliation for fatties, chefs, performers, builders, restaurateurs, and troubled teens Dysfunctional law enforcement agencies that never work together under any circumstances Enough, if we need this thick coating of unreality, perhaps its time to switch off?
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Feb 23, 2013
Feb 23, 2013 at 5:34 PM UTC
TV Tripe
He had just sat down to dinner at the Heart Attack Grill. The fab Las Vegas nightspot where the fatties eat their fill A place where the morbidly obese and Summo wannabees can chow down to their heart’s content cause Fatties eat for free. Nurse Bridgette brought his burger and he started feeling ill. As he slurped his triple milkshake did he feel a sudden chill? Was it the unfiltered cigarettes He went through by the pack? Or the triple bypass burger that brought on his heart attack? He started turning purple and was rolling on the floor. He was regretting his decision to bypass that health food store. Nurse Bridgette practiced CPR and dialed emergency. Thanks to her ministrations He'll make a full recovery.
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Feb 16, 2012
Feb 16, 2012 at 10:14 PM UTC
The Triple Bypass Burger
\|/ @-@ (  -Q-  ) <=> how I drool over obese girls with huge great cheeks of wobbly dimpled fat >========o======== no skinny birds for me!=======o========< absolutely no way yeeha i love to see wobbly fat girls waddling along with their tyres of white flab quivering in their size 88 jeans like a pack of rabid rabbits fighting in a rubber sack, and what do they need yessir, they are barking for a friendly ***** from moi, edna the chubby-chaser and lover of gorgeous female flesh body mass index forty (at an absolute total minimum i must emphasise) and preferable fifty so they look like a giant dumpling i know you know the sort of image i crave: dimpled, dappled acreages of heaving ********** wowee-yowee i am so excited please god lead me to the land where the extra supersize fatties live and let me exhaust my ***** gaze on their incredible buxom enormities let me get my paws on them let me wallow in their glories dear god oh yes indeedy when you come to think of it there's nothing like a huge billowing fatso to get my blood afire with testosterone and bottom-of-the-barrel-scraping loving lust so why not jump off a pier all you skinny minnies per-lease /\ /   \ /      \ @        @ /            \ /               \ +++                         +++
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 12:48 PM UTC
A Fat Girl for Me!
If perception truly is everything, then to age in Amerika is a psychological disaster. Amerika is a youth obsessed country;  a capitalistic consumer oriented country. All the power of capitalism goes into (via advertising, etc.) creating and maintaining this youth obsession. Take women as an example. If you are female in Amerika, you must always look 25. You must be slim, long-haired, sexually alluring, preferably blond and dress youthfully. Even if you are 60. This goes a long way toward answering the question why so many women who are 40+ are so fat, unhappy, depressed and ****** Simply put, there is no reasonable way for most of them to meet cultural expectations. Either they let themselves go (fatties abound in the US) or they resort to grotesqueness to measure up (extreme diet and exercise, plastic surgery, etc.) They can't win so depression and self-loathing abound. Most mature women have known that horrible moment when a young, attractive man looks right through them. They have become culturally invisible: they are shocked and hurt. Men suffer from all this too, but not as much. Younger women will sometimes actually see value in an older man. Rarely, but sometimes, so cultural invisibility comes later for men. Mid-life money, Corvettes and condos only delay the inevitable. The same moment will arrive and so will the hurt and shock. This is not as simple as all men are pigs or all women are ******* If we know that the perception that we don't exist is created by the capitalist media and advertisers, why do we do we buy into it? Every age has its beauty. Why not accept it and be how old you are? Be who you are. Forget those impossible perfections. Stop trying to be Barbie and Ken. Be real. It is difficult but possible. I have seen it. In France you see lovely older women dressed alluringly (but not like 20-year-olds) who are slim, can run in high heels over wet cobblestones and exude sexuality. You often see them with handsome younger men, who are clearly entranced. Why there and not here? Maybe it's the champagne or maybe it's just sanity. mce
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 6:55 PM UTC
Perceptions: A Polemic on Men, Women, Age and Beauty
If perception truly is everything, then to age in Amerika is a psychological disaster. Amerika is a youth obsessed country;  a capitalistic consumer oriented country. All the power of capitalism goes into (via advertising, etc.) creating and maintaining this youth obsession. Take women as an example. If you are female in Amerika, you must always look 25. You must be slim, long-haired, sexually alluring, preferably blond and dress youthfully. Even if you are 60. This goes a long way toward answering the question why so many women who are 40+ are so fat, unhappy, depressed and ****** Simply put, there is no reasonable way for most of them to meet cultural expectations. Either they let themselves go (fatties abound in the US) or they resort to grotesqueness to measure up (extreme diet and exercise, plastic surgery, etc.) They can't win so depression and self-loathing abound. Most mature women have known that horrible moment when a young, attractive man looks right through them. They have become culturally invisible: they are shocked and hurt. Men suffer from all this too, but not as much. Younger women will sometimes actually see value in an older man. Rarely, but sometimes, so cultural invisibility comes later for men. Mid-life money, Corvettes and condos only delay the inevitable. The same moment will arrive and so will the hurt and shock. This is not as simple as all men are pigs or all women are ******* If we know that the perception that we don't exist is created by the capitalist media and advertisers, why do we do we buy into it? Every age has its beauty. Why not accept it and be how old you are? Be who you are. Forget those impossible perfections. Stop trying to be Barbie and Ken. Be real. It is difficult but possible. I have seen it. In France you see lovely older women dressed alluringly (but not like 20-year-olds) who are slim, can run in high heels over wet cobblestones and exude sexuality. You often see them with handsome younger men, who are clearly entranced. Why there and not here? Maybe it's the champagne or maybe it's just sanity. mce
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the rejects. the uglies. the fatties. slightly u n d e r and to the left                      of the mainstream dug under a little, |grooving at our own pace| pulling at the roots.
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Nov 26, 2016
Nov 26, 2016 at 10:52 PM UTC
(where we live)
Doctors said, "Kid, you've got problems. Not to worry, We can solve them. Take this pill twice, Every morning. Here's two more for When you crash. " I was stupid, What did I know? Fresh in high school Fourteen years old. Life just seemed to Pass me by, Then I took one And got high. Freshman year, In ROTC, So on point, no one Could beat me. Then one day, They caught my eye; "You should probably Meet this guy. " Fifteen kids stuffed In a closet, Huddled around our Technical sergeant, In his hands, Like shining diamonds, "I've got stuff that you Should try, man. " Lortab, norco, I'd heard stories. Ritalin just didn't Do much for me. Tylenol 4 and xanax bars Made me picture Crashing cars. Everyone knew that I had Addy, I drank beer, And I smoked fatties. They said, "What do you want for go-pills?" I said, "I'll take ALL of THOSE pills. " From that day, My life was over. Never again would I Be sober. Still I pulled through, In the end, With some help from My 'new friends. ' Let's fast forward, On to college, Rich kids with their Parents' wallets. Track me down with Midterm chills, "Hey man, can I maybe Score some pills? " Hydrocodone, my Best friend, Stays with me until The end. Empty bliss that's Like no other, Gifted by my Lovely mother. Every month, I'd Throw a party, Young and stupid, All invited. Smoke some **** And drink and chill, Waiting for those Luscious pills. Talking smack and Starting drama, waiting Till we hear my mama, Twist the **** and Step inside, Bongs and blunts were quick To hide. I said, "chill, guys, She's not stupid. My mom's cool with how I do **** Sure she likes to take my pills, Still, she's brought me All my thrills. " "Twenty norco, fifteen xanax, Pill for pill, Understand that? " Then she sat, And smoked our joints, "Oh my adorable ****** boys! " Travis said, "Dude, that's your MOM? " I said, "why, man? Is there a problem? " He said, "nah, but **** She's cool! " I said, "Only since I've been in school. "
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Feb 19, 2019
Feb 19, 2019 at 2:10 PM UTC
Pills
Doctors said, "Kid, you've got problems. Not to worry, We can solve them. Take this pill twice, Every morning. Here's two more for When you crash. " I was stupid, What did I know? Fresh in high school Fourteen years old. Life just seemed to Pass me by, Then I took one And got high. Freshman year, In ROTC, So on point, no one Could beat me. Then one day, They caught my eye; "You should probably Meet this guy. " Fifteen kids stuffed In a closet, Huddled around our Technical sergeant, In his hands, Like shining diamonds, "I've got stuff that you Should try, man. " Lortab, norco, I'd heard stories. Ritalin just didn't Do much for me. Tylenol 4 and xanax bars Made me picture Crashing cars. Everyone knew that I had Addy, I drank beer, And I smoked fatties. They said, "What do you want for go-pills?" I said, "I'll take ALL of THOSE pills. " From that day, My life was over. Never again would I Be sober. Still I pulled through, In the end, With some help from My 'new friends. ' Let's fast forward, On to college, Rich kids with their Parents' wallets. Track me down with Midterm chills, "Hey man, can I maybe Score some pills? " Hydrocodone, my Best friend, Stays with me until The end. Empty bliss that's Like no other, Gifted by my Lovely mother. Every month, I'd Throw a party, Young and stupid, All invited. Smoke some **** And drink and chill, Waiting for those Luscious pills. Talking smack and Starting drama, waiting Till we hear my mama, Twist the **** and Step inside, Bongs and blunts were quick To hide. I said, "chill, guys, She's not stupid. My mom's cool with how I do **** Sure she likes to take my pills, Still, she's brought me All my thrills. " "Twenty norco, fifteen xanax, Pill for pill, Understand that? " Then she sat, And smoked our joints, "Oh my adorable ****** boys! " Travis said, "Dude, that's your MOM? " I said, "why, man? Is there a problem? " He said, "nah, but **** She's cool! " I said, "Only since I've been in school. "
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I can’t say there is a word for what we are I know I was looking through your pictures yesterday Laughing at how cute you look Wanting to tell you which ones you look bad in, And how others do not make you justice. Kissing you and the non-stop laughs Make fun of the fact that we are fatties. Driving to McDonalds at 1 am. I have a feeling it is going to hurt. But when I am in your room, on your bed Not being able to keep our hands off each other. It is complete bliss. We have amazing *** you know it’s true We take a break and go at it again. And then you open up about the things you love Like those nerdy topics of things I do not understand But, your whole face lights up while you talk. And you apologize for speaking so much. Don’t ever apologize again Don’t ever shut up. Please keep talking, Until we meet our end.
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Apr 22, 2017
Apr 22, 2017 at 4:00 PM UTC
Beatitude
People they smile more these days and they don't seem to notice for the past was much filled with bloodshed and misery hunger and famine with the darkest and coldest of winters people once shivered naked in the snow and today we control the elements of mother nature in our home bandits once littered the dusty roads and vultures flew always nearby knowing the outcome of the days events sure, people still ponder on their next meal but there are more fatties than there used to be
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Apr 10, 2016
Apr 10, 2016 at 2:35 PM UTC
The Blind Wish to See
t’is a time for rejoice jubilation in the street the religious fanatic has left the building is clear this home is clean…. still, the specter of Trump looms like the last sunset falling on humanity the orange glow seems to swallow the United States – looking around my nation of fatties red-faced taking a break from prescription inundation to shake flabby fists at the neon screen, the only god left. I find myself seething with contempt for a system that so divides my people while I carry blood straight from the reservation only removed generationally, twice, I am a white boy man the symbol of global oppression the face of hate and racism self-loathing one’s own skin… and they say I can’t relate…. and I am told I have it good….. easier dirt floor ****** single room swinging light stained and sheet-less hand-me-down mattress but I can’t understand poverty just like everyone else I walk around with a sore *** – are we all butt-hurt as a people I think so… quick to argue slow to empathize all of us spreading our own propaganda as if we had some answer as if our individual idea had merit… collectively we can accomplish greatness alone….well, Jordan was a great basketball player but, just an o.k. owner Steve Jobs was a great computer nerd just o.k. with social skills some of us on Hello Poetry might be great poets but our greatness comes from the community all of our writing together creating a cornucopia of sentiment and smorgasbord of language the greatest online poet community ever …………….. because I am here – the insanity of our dichotomy is like a lobotomy on a circus mouse we want to belong but be special we want to be part of yet, stand out we want culture our way….. a great comedian who was just an o.k. survivor once said that it’s all just a ride I think he was right –
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May 4, 2016
May 4, 2016 at 12:07 PM UTC
so long Cruzer
t’is a time for rejoice jubilation in the street the religious fanatic has left the building is clear this home is clean…. still, the specter of Trump looms like the last sunset falling on humanity the orange glow seems to swallow the United States – looking around my nation of fatties red-faced taking a break from prescription inundation to shake flabby fists at the neon screen, the only god left. I find myself seething with contempt for a system that so divides my people while I carry blood straight from the reservation only removed generationally, twice, I am a white boy man the symbol of global oppression the face of hate and racism self-loathing one’s own skin… and they say I can’t relate…. and I am told I have it good….. easier dirt floor ****** single room swinging light stained and sheet-less hand-me-down mattress but I can’t understand poverty just like everyone else I walk around with a sore *** – are we all butt-hurt as a people I think so… quick to argue slow to empathize all of us spreading our own propaganda as if we had some answer as if our individual idea had merit… collectively we can accomplish greatness alone….well, Jordan was a great basketball player but, just an o.k. owner Steve Jobs was a great computer nerd just o.k. with social skills some of us on Hello Poetry might be great poets but our greatness comes from the community all of our writing together creating a cornucopia of sentiment and smorgasbord of language the greatest online poet community ever …………….. because I am here – the insanity of our dichotomy is like a lobotomy on a circus mouse we want to belong but be special we want to be part of yet, stand out we want culture our way….. a great comedian who was just an o.k. survivor once said that it’s all just a ride I think he was right –
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