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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I was out walking my dragon, when I came across a Dogasaurus Rex. It really wasn’t so bad until; they got into a real life-pissing contest. My dragons’ roar was way less than his, and spitting fire, he couldn’t do. So they squared off, eyes aglow, and yep, a true pissing contest did ensue. Now, that was really icky, and flooded my neighbors whole lawn, ewww. Well, it smelled awfully bad, but when they got going, what was I to do. And a pooper-scooper does not work here, so I had to wait till both were thru. If there wasn’t enough testosterone, now my neighbors’ was added, to the brew. A mean old codger lived right there, and now, even he, was royally pissed. Watering the lawn wouldn’t send it away; it would spread it more, amiss. I ran to get my neighbor witch, who was laughing her head off, yes, indeed. I’d need her help to save the yard, and with the old codger, to finally succeed. The old codger amazed, started adding, held in, bubbling laughter, to the brew. Seems he’s a lonely old man, with not enough fun added in his life, it’s true. He tapped his foot, as his dogasaurus Rex did more, what was I to do, in truth? I became worried, it would be the death of him, if he didn’t laugh out loud, forsooth. I ask the dragon, to burn the yard, to save us all, but he just snickered more, thereon. How, you ask, was I to extradite myself? I went home to put a fire retardant suit, on. Coming back I kicked, the dragon in his butt, for always being so crazily, put upon. That quickly brought his fire on me, as I took it into the middle of the yucky lawn. With the taunting done, the icky stuff gone, the witch put the grass back, with great skill. Then, the dragon started laughing, his butt off, while thinking I’d owe the witch’s bill. Hah! He was incredulous, as I said; he’d do the witch’s bidding, till it was fulfilled. Then, the silly dragon, down right cried, as I told him, the walkies, would now be nil! But, Grandpa Troll intervened, with us both in timeout, again, facing across the lake. And, the old codger, spent the rest of his life happy, entertaining the town, with our fate. From then on, the dragon and dogasauraus, were seen everywhere, as great playmates. And me, I always carry an umbrella, so Dragon can never rain on my parade…
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