Poetry Corner

[Sick Bunny]

:lol: Wow, could possibly be...

But I don't want to give Chris that much credit

Cat's out of the bag anyway.

[LotusBlossom]

:lol: Wow, could possibly be...

But I don't want to give Chris that much credit

Cat's out of the bag anyway.

Addition: I supposed I should spend more time in the Bar and Grill, but only with certain threads do I like participating. I honestly LOVE the hockey forum these days. A lot of feed back. Although I don't post as much, it's always a good read these days, much of that I credit HW and her findings.

[Strangelove]

It's Christmas and there is no donlever in the poetry thread.

Hmmm alrighty then, one for Lever, one for Dave....

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Head Honchos of Days Gone By (or In the Home for the Holidays)

Leves was a boss that no one dared diss,
Had him an ass that wise men would kiss.
As old as the hills
He now gets his thrills
Shuffleboarding with Thinker and Chris.

I was making rather merry over the holidays... to say the least. Good news: I’m almost fully recovered! Haven’t really visited the corner in the new year because doing so seems to have the effect of cuing up Auld Lang Syne (inside m'head like). Good song... until about the thousandth time. It’s all too spooky actually. About as spooky as Canuckmessageboardland has been of late what with all the QUIET. Perhaps if I made an offering to appease ghosts of posting past?

Odes to the missing elite...


Cornering The Donald (or Show Yourself Donny, I Know You’re Lurking!)

Of all fuckin Nuck message board greats,
To e’er grace the lives of lowly ingrates,
Our Don was the don,
He glistened... he shone...
A beacon of light for reprobates.

Tell the truth now Donny, these limericks helped lure you out of the shadows now didn't they?

Lurking was never meant for the likes of you big guy!

[donlever]

I have no idea what you are talking about Doc.



...although the limericks are mint.

[Eddy Punch Clock]

I have no idea what you are talking about Doc.



...although the limericks are mint.

BTW- you owe us a "T'was the night before Christmas"