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Off The Grid

The government is playing Yahtzee

Except instead of rolling dice

They get to place the dice face-up

However they think is nice.

Meanwhile, they make us roll our dice

And tell them what we rolled

Even though they already watched us

And take half our score ‘til we fold.

Playing Yahtzee with the government

Is not a whole lot of fun

So that’s why I want to go live in the woods

With my wife, my dog, and my gun.

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#Relatable

So you know when you’re in public

And you kinda need to poop

So you go into the restroom

And kinda do a stoop

And pray that all the excrement

That needs to leave your bum

Will flow into the toilet

Before your knees get numb?

You wait and wait for seven years

(The watch would say 1 minute)

‘Til you let loose a bunny turd

And you say, “That’s good, innit?”

And then you do the little walk

Back to the restaurant table

And though you still have to poop

You also want to seem mentally stable?

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Ten-Year-Old Me And Thirty-Year-Old Me Have The Same Complaints

My parents said that trading card games

Weren’t good for my education

But as I grow advanced in age

I deny that proclamation

Because working for days on a perfect deck

And bringing it to play with strangers

Only to get wiped out by $1,000 carboard

Is a lesson in capitalist dangers.

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What I Think Of During Meetings

Thanks to fluorescent lighting

You see a hundred smiling faces

Of a hundred unhappy people

Just covering their bases.

There’s a slideshow on the laptop

That was made the night before

That will make investors happy

And will make the buyers poor.

The conference room has donuts

And the chairs are soft and red

And you eat the sweet, admit defeat,

And notice that you’re dead.

But if you have a family,

A student, and a friend,

And half as many fucks to give

You’ll know its not the end

But instead you’ll move toward the light

In the corner of the page

And start to live the life you had

When you still knew your age.

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Where Do You See Yourself In 50 Years?

In the year 2075

I’ll be watching Star Wars 25

With my grandkid, Skibidaura

And sentient Venusian flora

And I’ll wonder why I’m still alive.

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Things We Can Learn From Kids

At what age can you no longer say

“Do you want to be friends?” to a stranger?

It seems to be somewhere between six and 90

And otherwise they call you “Danger”.

But I think the world would be happier

If we’d ask to be friends way more often.

Sure, they can say “no”, but give it some time

And society will soon start to soften.

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They’re Selling My Childhood, And I’m All For It

I used to be excited

When new video games released

So I could see new features

And how the quality increased.

Now I watch the new releases

And I’m on the lookout for

The rereleases of the games

Made in 2004.

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Tick Tock? Wait… That’s Not Right…

I had an hour this evening

So I watched Youtube for ten minutes.

Now it’s Saturday morning.

Funny how life goes, innit?

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My Evening

Fourth and seven Bills:

Kincaid almost got the catch…

Well #*$&… Go Eagles!

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So, SO Ber

I am the guy who doesn’t drink

But you would never know.

I order fancy cocktails like

A coke and H2O,

A margarita with just the rocks,

A daiquiri sans gin,

A Moscow Mule without the lime

And hold the liquid sin.

These lines and others have done me right

And now I’m proud to be

Watching some Youtube on Friday night

Just I, Myself, and Me!

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