Tea Room Poem
March 16th 2007 21:07
Do your house mates or work colleagues leave the communal kitchen filthy despite your every protest? Print this off and stick it on the wall. It may just do the trick!
Tea Room Poem
By Paul ‘Feisty’ Hassing
When holding a wet teaspoon,
Prithee, stop and think:
‘Shall I wash and dry the bastard,
Or chuck it in the sink?’
Imagine all your workmates
Gathered at your side;
Fondling their bread knives
As you try to decide.
Picture sixteen Staysharps,
Keen and cold and true,
Dicing you to dog food
And you’ll know what to do.
END
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By Paul ‘Feisty’ Hassing
When holding a wet teaspoon,
Prithee, stop and think:
‘Shall I wash and dry the bastard,
Or chuck it in the sink?’
Imagine all your workmates
Gathered at your side;
Fondling their bread knives
As you try to decide.
Picture sixteen Staysharps,
Keen and cold and true,
Dicing you to dog food
And you’ll know what to do.
END
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