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According To Census and Consequences

According to Census and Consequence Have heard according to latest census, When you will compare consequences; Difficult to digest; Many are in west; In south you hardly do find any fences. Jim Horn...

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Categories: census, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Senseless Census Interference

"I'm from the Census Bureau," I said "You're from the U.S. government, I dread" So I asked him his name He replied, "Putin-tame" ~ Ha! I'll have to deport you, all the same!"...

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Categories: census, nonsense, word play,
Form: Limerick

Census of Suspenses and Consequences Unended

Census of Suspenses and Consequences Will have to complete this one later. Jim Horn...

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Categories: census, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

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The Kid and the Census Taker

It appears that Billy, the Kid had some fun with a census taker during that period when the Kid was a cattle rustler. On the application where it states what one does for a living the Kid jotted down "cattle managing."...

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Categories: census, cowboy-western, history,
Form: Rhyme

Endtimes Census

Death's doorman-destroyed Hell's domain..alloyed Book of Life..op'ed wide.. Is your name inside? Mark 1:15 is all thats required to be therein...

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Categories: census, death, life
Form: Quatrain