Apropos of John H Doe

        Apropos of John H. Doe
          A name we all know
   
        Just like Uncle Sam
         ~ He too’s on the lam



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       "Subtly implicative, bigly"
          ~ Barron and Donald J. Trump, in unison

       "Emasculatory Triumph!!"
          ~ 'Fannie Femdom'

        "Lumpen Proletariat Barfola" 
          ~ Karl and Groucho Marx

        "Aso. Learry Derightfur Liting:"
           ~ Shohei Ohtani, (through an interpreter)

        "Yes, it IS poetry. So that means it's, well, a poem, written -- by a poet."
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        "I fell asleep reading this... twice."
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Proxenos Avatar
April 28, 2025 at 9:38 AM
Both have to do with hiding/using death, the former cannot prove his identity - a real John Doe he doesn't exist, but who can prove this, neither do the people from the graves, who are receiving retirement cheques for many years to come and those picketing in this regard, there is no face recognition because of masks and peak caps worn, all this has to do with enrichment - both benefit from hiding and death. Hopes this makes sense Gershon. Blessings Jennifer.
Tor Avatar
April 23, 2025 at 12:03 AM
She's no poet lol...
Lawless Avatar
April 22, 2025 at 1:27 PM
...ONLY TWICE.....
DiMino Avatar
April 22, 2025 at 6:08 AM
Lots of Does getting retirement checks for 200 years. Voting from the grave -- and picketing while wearing masks...getting checks as well...quite a suspicious smell.
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