Smile Smile Smile


Hey all you poopers Please take my advice Smile at the world Always try to be nice Even when people Are rude and obnoxious Pretend you don't notice Don't cause a big ruckus The world is searching For people like us To show them the way This way is a must We sure can survive The damage that's done It isn't too late Send the blues on the run To start let's abolish All the wars and strife We weren't meant for that Let's clean up our life We can start at home A great place to start More harmony there Is good for the heart Tell your loved ones How much they all mean You'll love their reaction They'll burst at the seams In closing I'll send you Big hugs quite rambunctious You'll think I'm a bear My hugs so humongous Hey all you Poopers Did you take my advice Smile at the world Always try to be nice
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Blown Avatar
April 3, 2024 at 8:21 AM
...goodt title.....'so (cofhmrrmph) hey poopers...smile....mile smiles'....ahhhhh! : ) stan
Blown Avatar
April 3, 2024 at 5:57 PM
....my factory job was a pain so....university night school..... ended in being a high school math teacher for about twenty five years......the pension has been ok....retired about fifteen years ago....stan
Ellison Avatar
April 3, 2024 at 8:51 AM
Good for your health and happiness! smiles... smiles... smiles! Is it true you were a teacher in a former life???
Cunningham Avatar
April 3, 2024 at 7:05 AM
Great advice Jack, and the best thing is it's free, Tom
Ellison Avatar
April 3, 2024 at 7:12 AM
Free free free! Yes not much is free these days! It's just a big "come-on"! Have a happy one Tom! Cheers for across the sea!
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