LadyEllen
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Joined: 6/30/2006 From: Stourport-England Status: offline
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I went down to the supermarket To get the shopping in The bill was even higher than The week before’s had been I asked the cashier at the till Just why it should be so She just smiled and told me that She really didn’t know Her wages hadn’t risen but her Bills were rising too Mortgage, gas, electric, fuel She didn’t know what to do It was getting to the stage Where working didn’t pay Better to claim unemployment And at home to stay I paid my bill by credit card My wages weren’t enough And saw the headlines on the racks That times are getting tough And as I left I wondered at The other folks I passed Using credit cards the same And how long it could last The newspapers reported on The progress in Iraq And how in just a few decades Our soldiers could be back And when I went to fill the car The price was up again But to get to work I have no choice So VISA took the strain And there above the casualties The injured and the dead The bankers were complaining That they were in the red But all would be OK for them The central banks stepped in And we’d be charged to set things right And make sure they’d still win The law and regulations For sure had been obeyed But there would be investigation All concerns would fade Nothing to be seen here folks Just move along now please And none of you need worry but To pay the interest fees The currency is worthless Your pension’s down the drain But at the top all things are well So please don’t stress your brain With trying hard to work out Just how this mess was made Its really not your business What they do in the shades Repossessions on the rise Its clear where lies the blame The stupid feckless borrowers Are the ones who’re named But the law of contract Says one cant make a deal There’s something in there not quite right I just cant help but feel And then I read about Iraq A country full of oil And the blood of our young men that Was spilt to free that soil A barrel of the black stuff Has never been so dear While gallons of the red stuff Are cheaper by the year A brave man in the White House Who’d made it to the top Once told the world in certain terms Just where the buck should stop But that was in the old days When some things weren’t for sale And negligent mismanagement Might lead one straight to jail Another man now holds that place And God knows why that it is And even if we did concede That the fault just isn’t his Events will surely happen A man can make mistakes But this is where the buck still stops Regardless of the breaks And what I cant get over is That when there is success This man is in the limelight To assure us he’s the best But when it all starts going wrong Its circumstance and such And he is there to rescue us Well thank you very much E
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In a test against the leading brand, 9 out of 10 participants couldnt tell the difference. Dumbasses.
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