thanks andrew for this
invitation to haikus.
abracadabra.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
indian food haikus
i would subscribe to
Masala Monthly if the
pages were flavored.
naan a naan a naan
naan a naan a naan a naan
a gettin' jiggy.
lentils finally
get the respect they deserve.
let's build a daal house.
so many spices,
so many samosas...(moan)
no, that's just chutney.
Masala Monthly if the
pages were flavored.
naan a naan a naan
naan a naan a naan a naan
a gettin' jiggy.
lentils finally
get the respect they deserve.
let's build a daal house.
so many spices,
so many samosas...(moan)
no, that's just chutney.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
state fair of texas haikus.
oh, big tex, you cad.
the statue of liberty
spilled all of the beans.
sea of vomit, ahhh!
spinny rides are for dumb kids!
sea of vomit, ahhh!
cotton candy and
turkey leg residue cause
me to eat fingers
turkey leg for brunch,
turkey leg for lunch. turkey
legs, turkey legs, munch!
sea of vomit, ahhh!
far too many turkey legs!
sea of vomit, munch!?
the statue of liberty
spilled all of the beans.
sea of vomit, ahhh!
spinny rides are for dumb kids!
sea of vomit, ahhh!
cotton candy and
turkey leg residue cause
me to eat fingers
turkey leg for brunch,
turkey leg for lunch. turkey
legs, turkey legs, munch!
sea of vomit, ahhh!
far too many turkey legs!
sea of vomit, munch!?
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Even More Economic Haiku
Two coworkers just left
By "left" I mean "fuckin sacked"
I know that I'm next.
If my market dies
I can probably sell crack
No rich folks for coke.
Third-world status cash
Taxpayers bailing out fat cats
Worse off than our 'rents
Self Immolation
for bankers makes me smile
Dollars are kindling
economic haikus
supply and demand
go hand in hand together
unless it's canned farts
seven billion bucks
for bailing flailing lenders.
hello, canada.
emo kids today
confuse 'the great depression'
with a damn good time.
go hand in hand together
unless it's canned farts
seven billion bucks
for bailing flailing lenders.
hello, canada.
emo kids today
confuse 'the great depression'
with a damn good time.
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