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America’s Sport Is Back! (In Brazil?)

‘Twas the night before football

And men everywhere

Were preparing their lineups

And floofing their chair.

Elsewhere in the house

Was a wife, not yet hiding,

But seeking out places

For comfy abiding,

Retreats where she’ll spend

The next 17 Sundays

Avoiding the shouts.

(Wait, they also play Mondays?)

The refs have made final

The script for the season

Including some muscles

To tear without reason.

Now all of us sigh

As we drift off to bed

Hoping this year the Chiefs

Will get bonked in the head.

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Labor Day

Happy Monday everyone!

Take a day off! Have some fun!

This is your chance to relax and be free

By sitting for hours and watching TV!

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Talk On The Streets

There once was a potato named Joe

Who forgot how to talk on a show.

He had a sidekick

Who was black and a chick

And what’s that I hear? Overthrow?

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Almost Heaven, West Virginia?

There was an affordable city

That wasn’t all dirty and shitty.

Then it made the news

And earned plenty of views

And Californians are coming… a pity!

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HR Strikes Again

Barbecue at work.

Brought wieners and hot fresh buns.

Now I’m unemployed.

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Luckily My Bills Only Go Up 10 Percent A Year

When you read a job application

And ask what the position pays

And the interviewer says “It’s minimum wage

“But each year there’s a 3-percent raise!”

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This Is The Entire Extent Of My Political Activism

I have a cat named Marshmallow.

He’s fat, lazy, stupid, and more.

I urge you to write him on your ballot

For president, 2024.

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Or, You Know, A Crippling Depression Once A Century Or So…

I don’t believe in giving the government

Unlimited power to spend

Because what if they give

Drum sets to all who live?

See how badly all this could end?

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Fine Print Matters

I signed up for a credit card

And I’m going to be rich.

See, the card has special privileges

That’s almost like a glitch:

Every time you spend with it

You get a hundred loyalty bucks

That you can trade for fancy stuff

Like jewelry or Chucks.

Update: It’s been seven months.

I have a billion bucks, and I

Am being tracked by debt collectors

And I need to cry.

It turns out that a billion bucks

Translates to about a dime

And there’s something called an “interest”

That grows a lot with time.

Update: Now my stuff is gone

And I live on the street

With somebody named “Pickle Jim”

And also “Fentanyl Pete.”

I guess the whole “free money” thing

Made me spend a bit too hard

But at least I could exchange my points

For a Visa prepaid card!

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In One Ear And Out The Same Ear

If I ever try to be president

I’ll be a republican household name

Because if the other sise doesn’t like me

They don’t know how to aim.

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