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Intro To VR Games

Just stand here and look around

And see the zombies, hear the sound…

You’ll be ok. The only failing

Is if you trip over the railing.

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A Winter Drive Haiku

Twinkling blacktop ice

Gleams like diamonds. I turn right

But my car goes left.

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Not A… Not B…

“Nazi” is a word we say

When people think a certain way

That is different from what we

Are told the world’s supposed to be.

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“Hey Guys! What If We Hijack The Playoffs And Pretend It’s A Cool Innovation Instead Of A Paywall? I Bet Nobody Will Cancel Their Subscription The Day After.” -Some Peacock Exec, Probably

There once was a streaming station

Who aired a playoff game to the nation.

The broadcast was bad

And no one will be sad

If the ratings show as “Devastation.”

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I Actually Don’t Know… I Just Write Too Many Eight Line Poems

We played D&D

For nine hours today

So my brain is quite fried

And I hope it’s okay

That this poem is brief,

Just seven lines long.

“Why not eight?” you ask?

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Sometimes Leaning Into The Delusion Is The Best Antidote For Delusion

I think we should make the minimum wage

A million dollars an hour

So we could see the system collapse

And redefine the balance of power.

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When Your 12-Year-Old Tells A Dirty Joke

A missionary and his doggy

Went to town via 69th street.

This poem would be longer

But I don’t know grownup sheet.

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Seahawks Fans Right Now

There once was a team called the Bears

Who thrust my clan into despairs.

They sucked at a sport,

But so do my cohort

So at the end of the day, who cares?

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“Daily” Travesty… That Was A Joke

I am in a cabin

Eating French fries with my wife.

Poetry is great and all

But then again so is my life.

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If I Transcribed My Entire Thought Process While Writing Jokes Instead Of Just The Finished Product

There once was a suburban dad

Who was a most serious lad.

He never told jokes

To his kids or his folks

And because of that they all were sad.

Now that you feel sufficiently guilty…

What did the dog say to the octopus?

I like bones.

Get it? ‘Cause he’s a dog?

Laugh, or I’ll read you the limerick again…

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