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A tisket a tasket, a delicious clotted crumpet,

  • A tisket a tasket, a delicious clotted crumpet, tea with milk & their ilk wrapped in silk in a picnic basket delivered by a strumpet. But she dropped it, dropped it, yes on the way
  • she dropped it. A dainty madame came along and slid it into her sarong, planning to hock it. Madame Wong was so moved that she wrote a song about the ordeal, calling it
  • "Voulez-vous voucher avec moi ce soir?" Madame Womg played the banjo. She employed a 'resting' electrician from Trans-Caucasus to accompany her on the bongos and Simon Le Bon to
  • Sing the lyrics backwards, counting the syllables. The orchestra played backwards, then forwards two notes, the backwards again. The audience went wild.
  • And this is precisely when It happened
  • . I looked back at the principal. "Really?" he said. "Really." I said. He tipped back in his chair. Muffled fire alarms reverberated behind me. "Well, I am going to call your mom."
  • "Shouldn't we bail out first?" I asked nervously. Smoke seeped in from under the principal's door. "Young man, I set the priorities here!" He dialed Mom on his cell. Flames licked
  • the legs of my chair as he listened to my mother's answering tone. It was The Blue Clyde's Contentedly Numb (Stallion-Muskrat strumming Mix). I was literally in the hot seat by the
  • time my mom called him back. "Your Mom says you're innocent," he said, "We're letting you go." But before they could unstrap me, a power surge caused the electric chair to flare up
  • . Yet, fortunately I was wearing my rubber pants & (short of a few singes) I was fine. The guards unstrapped me reluctantly. A double 1-finger salute & sashayed outta there!

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