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Nov 27, 2008
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Cowboy
He walked in the room
It became hushed and silent
His air and demeanour
Made him look violent
All dressed in black
From his head to his toes
Tattoos on his arms
And a ring through his nose
‘neath his hat hung a pigtail
On his face a full beard
Dressed like a cowboy
He seemed pretty wierd
Bellying up to the bar
Folk cleared the way
He spoke to the barman
Then we all heard him say
“Oh barman please help me”
Said the cowboy clad dude
“Those boys in the street
Are being quite rude”
“They called me bad names
They cussed and they swore
I’m all of a fluster,
Have you got a back door”
The barman just smiled
Then started to grin
As; two six year old kids
Came wandering in.
— shazbat, Nov 27, 2008
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infinite_dwarf
17 years 6 months ago
LOL!!!
shazbat
17 years 6 months ago
It just goes to show that
Janice Pearce
17 years 6 months ago
Cowboy
shazbat
17 years 6 months ago
Thanks janice, glad you