More Average Lifetimes

An army of mites reside on our lashes With mouths and tiny claws Along the way during human evolution This surely must have been a flaw Astronauts strangely can't burp in space What kind of dribble is that A feline can have over a hundred kittens Now that's one pooped out cat Some atheists put up Christmas trees An identity crisis for sure A cow can poop up to four tons a year That's sure a batch of manure A woman once had sixty-nine children Talk about barefoot and pregnant With a dirty big bunch of kiddies like that She could hold her own beauty pageant Nose prints are used to identify dogs Imagine if they were used for humans Especially during the influenza season There'd be snot all over the policeman The tallest people in the world are the Dutch Must have to duck under the windmills While kissing most tilt their head to the right But there's some who rub noses still The salary of Toto in “The Wizard Of Oz” Was a hundred twenty dollars a week That's a hundred and twenty more than me Since retiring my new job is sleep
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Blown Avatar
March 11, 2022 at 4:42 PM
...'more average lifetimes'....your words metaphor random patterns of change.... mathematics logic sees time inherently as being the changes in irrational number constants used to define time....stan
Ellison Avatar
March 11, 2022 at 6:08 PM
more more more!!! the time is up... what is time... dunno... go you! Have a good evening!!!
Cunningham Avatar
March 11, 2022 at 8:39 AM
Lol, paid to snooze, love it. Tom
Ellison Avatar
March 11, 2022 at 8:45 AM
Could go on and on LOL! I'm enjoying this...
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