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The Future Is Now

I write an essay for my class

Using ChatGPT.

The AI-checker software says

It was written by me.

But I write a post on Facebook

That includes the phrase, “The Jews”

And I get called a Russian bot

And scolded on the news.

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When You Hit 18, That’s When You Buy A New One

If your underwear

Doesn’t have at least nine holes

You might be a chick

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Karaoke

Somewhere in Japan

Somebody hired a band

But the singer didn’t show up for the thing

So the others hatched a plan

That the world considered grand:

They’d make the audience get up and sing.

The result, as you’d expect

Was not a pretty song

But a bunch of office workers all off-key.

The band all stood erect

As everything went wrong

And now this is a favorite globally.

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Girls Just LOVE Exfoliating

My forehead is sunburnt

And peeling a bit.

My wife, for some reason,

Is playing with it,

Peeling my flesh off

With childish glee

And I love that I found someone

Weirder than me.

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Vacation, Part VIII (Regret)

I am home at last!

If you read my last six posts

There’s no secret code.

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Vacation, Part VII

I am home today.

My gators ate well last week.

Should have read part five…

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Vacation, Part VI

Have you ever looked

Straight into the setting sun

And thought, “I am dumb”?

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Vacation, Part V

Three more days at sea.

Alligators in my moat

Must want food by now…

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Vacation, Part IV

If a bear eats me

You won’t know ‘til August 10th.

Does that comfort you?

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Vacation, Part III

If you’re reading this

But part two does not exist

Blame WordPress, not me.

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