Here I sit
Watching the snow lazily float
Towards the ground
Outside my Midwestern abode
Like the snowflakes
The cars slowly float to their destinations
respectively, of course
And I am shocked
By the lack of fecal matter
It's nice to visit the Midwest
And have a taste of winter
But not for too long
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
AWM: at this present moment all states (-florida) has got snow on the ground. (hawaii, too?
ReplyDeleteThat's the problem with NY- you can't enjoy the snow.
ReplyDeleteTrue. Weather-wise, NYC is pretty damn bad.
ReplyDeleteToo bad the Friediker Rebbe didn't end up in Sheboygan, eh?
ReplyDeleteAWM: oh yeah, hawaii, too.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=13826342
Or Chicago
ReplyDeleteDiscussing the weather seems to be all the rage these blogger days.
ReplyDeleteWell, I've been having lots of contrast.
ReplyDeleteIf 770 was in Illinois, would there still be Kens?
ReplyDeleteAWM: yeah, but outlawed like basils.
ReplyDeletethe real q is would there be bnei reuven (obviously beis moshiach would stick around)
Anon: Instead of clicking "anonymous," why not click "Name/URL" and write "AWM"?
ReplyDeleteThere would still be Ken's because Lubavitch would be isolated on the West Side.
ReplyDeleteWhy only the West side?
ReplyDeleteCuz that's where the Jews were in the 40's, the same way Chabad in NYC is all alone in what was the jewish neighborhood in the 40's.
ReplyDeleteOh, I wonder if there would be the same versions of crazies too.
ReplyDeletehmmm. Not necessarily. I think in NYC you have more random people floating around.
ReplyDeletee: good idea.
ReplyDeletealso, you didnt spend enough time in west rogers park, there are plenny of crazies. ariel/the pinchie man/the molester
The Chicago crazies are kind of constant. But in New York people can come and go. Many more people pass through New York than Chicago.
ReplyDeleteKol HaKavod LHaRav Assman
ReplyDeleteidiv zhopu
ReplyDeletetechnically it's idi vzhopu.
ReplyDeleteI was going to write an Ode to Zhopa, but can't think of one.
Actually, it's "idi v zhopa."
ReplyDeleteTrue. Either way, zollen zey alle essen unzer drek.
ReplyDeleteun fefer, avada.
ReplyDeletethat's אן, not און.
ReplyDeletethe fefer is too good for them
ReplyDeleteAha. And which of the denizens of Chebotarskaya are you?
ReplyDeleteIn the hollows of my zhopa
ReplyDeleteThere my drek so travels
On a ferry to Europa
Rush to exit my navel
Anon: Do you know what a navel is? I sure hope drek isn't exiting through there.
ReplyDeleteAre you Chebotarskaya? As far I as I know, all of the Chebotarskayans should have been observing shabbos when you left that comment.
Ode To Zhopa
ReplyDeleteIn the hollows of my zhopa
There my drek so travels.
On a ferry to Europa
Hear my stool unravel.
Winds they rush to exit zhopa
Forward, rumble, tumble.
Over forests of Europa
We shall rough and rumble.
Don't despair, o wretched masses
The exit is near.
Pressure on, don't mind the lashes
We shall have no fear!
Those who dwell in darkened lanes
Soon shall see the light;
We shall leave here no remains
Of our wretched plight!
are you chebotarskaya?
ReplyDeletechetobo chto?
ReplyDeletesemnatzat, shva-esrei, seventeen
ReplyDeleteWhatever. But seriously, how do you like my poetry? Mind you, I think that it's pure
ReplyDeletegenius. But, being something of a poet
yourself, and, as it seems, with a few
shared interests, I would not object to
constructive criticism.
Sucks balls means "very good", yes?
ReplyDeleteWell, I thought this was great stuff,
but wasn't sure just how good. Thank
you!
This anon is kinda funny.
ReplyDeleteHere I sit
ReplyDeleteHaving my balls sucked lazily with my zhopa
Towards the ground
Outside my Midwestern abode
Like my balls
The cars are slowly sucked to their destinations
And I am shocked
By how good it feels
It's nice to get your balls sucked
In the cold air of winter
But not for too long
So I'm learning about this mysterious anon that he doesn't mind being vulgar and that he is either non-sabbath-observant, or lives very far west.
ReplyDelete