Schadenfreude is the great pleasure derived
By someone, from
another person's misfortune
It’s ironic that the
Germans have a word to express
My pleasure at them
being knocked out so soon
Schadenfreude is the great pleasure derived
By someone, from
another person's misfortune
It’s ironic that the
Germans have a word to express
My pleasure at them
being knocked out so soon
When my brother was a young man
He had a well-earned
nickname
They called him the
“snow plough”
Because of his
appetite for cocaine
Dad said, “I’m going to Thailand"
I replied to him "To Bangkok?"
He thought for a moment, then said
"Oh no I certainly hope not”
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
To fetch her poor dog
a bone
But there was none
As she didn’t have a
dog
And was living in a
home
Are you wearing pedal pushers?
I think it’s their
appearance you like
Given that you are a
sedentary being
And you can’t even ride
a bike
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
Contrary to the
rumour, live on
They are based in
Blackpool
Where they do summer season
There were two flags flying on adjacent poles
In all weathers as
wind and hail they braved
And in all the years
the two flags silently flew
They never once spoke,
they simply waved