The fun on sunday's ATC Was about our near impoverty. Amongst all the tales of food inflation Never was mentioned Speculation;
It seemed quite odd to this jaded clown That such an oversight had been laid down. What with a 'ferreal' economist On as the 'expert guest' To splain it all to us consumers. Shhh, don't whisper 'Hedge Fund' rumors Don't rock the boat, keep it cool and fun. That's how the advertisers want it run.
There once was a knobnik called Seigel with a voice he considers most regal. God how he bores us with Block and with Norris - such noise it shouldn't be legal.
SIEGEL, HE DON'T BUG ME In poetic response to Mytwords
For some reason Siegel don't bug me But Norris keeps trying to sound sultry; Though Melissa comes on And Blocks Norris' song She's on far too long and persnickety.
As to myself, I fortunately have a voice that's perfect for blogging...
Sorry but you'all have been bested by yer commander-in-chief's ode to his failures sung to the tune of "green green grass of home". http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/
damn now I can't get that tune out of my head. This is a painful video, do not watch while eating. Given at some event closed to reporters, some intrepid person got it.
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Ode to an Open Thread
O Open Thread, how ripe thee be
For celebrating poetry;
To NPR it must relate
Or this fair Ode could irritate...
Therefore, perforce, it must needs be
That I shall say in modesty
That ne'er on NPR hear I
Rhymes so fine as this of mine.
Paul - originalfaith.com
The fun on sunday's ATC
Was about our near impoverty.
Amongst all the tales of food
inflation
Never was mentioned Speculation;
It seemed quite odd to this jaded
clown
That such an oversight had been
laid down.
What with a 'ferreal' economist
On as the 'expert guest'
To splain it all to us consumers.
Shhh, don't whisper 'Hedge Fund'
rumors
Don't rock the boat, keep it cool
and fun.
That's how the advertisers want it run.
Oh, this is rich...
There once was a knobnik named Seigel...
(oh, skippit)
Larry has a point to make
Yet rhyme and meter cannot fake;
Bunny ends a line with Seigel;
Chances of a rhyme are meagle.
I can't resist the challenge:
There once was a knobnik called Seigel
with a voice he considers most regal.
God how he bores us
with Block and with Norris -
such noise it shouldn't be legal.
SIEGEL, HE DON'T BUG ME
In poetic response to Mytwords
For some reason Siegel don't bug me
But Norris keeps trying to sound sultry;
Though Melissa comes on
And Blocks Norris' song
She's on far too long and persnickety.
As to myself, I fortunately have a voice that's perfect for blogging...
Sorry but you'all have been bested by yer commander-in-chief's ode to his failures sung to the tune of "green green grass of home".
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/
damn now I can't get that tune out of my head. This is a painful video, do not watch while eating. Given at some event closed to reporters, some intrepid person got it.
ellen
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