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I Do Not Like Baked Beans And Slime

PostPosted: 26 May 2007, 08:55
by TottyMcGee
Baked Beans And Slime

By Miss Helen (with apologies to Dr. Seuss)


In the land of Dremble-roo
Where there isn’t that much fun to do
Lived two friends, Caroline and Claire
Who’d sometimes give each other dares

Caroline’s mind was awash
With thoughts of gunge and pies and slosh
She asked her friend, “Oh, Darling Claire
How’s about some messy dares?”

But Claire it proved was less than keen
Being more concerned with staying clean
She told her girlfriend Caroline,
“I do not like baked beans and slime”.

“Aw, c’mon”, was Caroline’s retort
“Don’t be such a spoilsport”
But Claire just kept the same old line
“I do not like baked beans and slime.

“I will not take them in a tank
I will not take them at the bank
I will not take them in a pool
I will not take them on a stool
I will not get them in my hair
Neither in my underwear
I will not take them for a dime
I do not like baked beans and slime

“I will not take them on my head
I will not take them in my bed
I will not take them in my bra
I will not take them in my car
I will not get them on my dress
I will not get into a mess
I will not take them anytime
I do not like baked beans and slime.

“Then what about some custard pies?”
“You can stick ‘em up your thighs!
Nor don’t think that I’ll be won
With talk of genuine TV gunge".
“How about wrestling in the mud?”
“Ask all you like, it’ll do no good.
But most of all, dear Caroline,
I do not like baked beans and slime.

“I will not get them on my skirt
I will not take them in the dirt
I will not take them from a spoon
I will not take them on the moon
I will not get them on my face
I will not get them any place
I do not like baked beans and slime
I do not like them, Caroline”.

But Caroline just wouldn’t quit
She wouldn’t let the matter sit
“Oh, don’t be such a misery
Won’t you try it once, for me?”

“Fine, if it’ll stop your din!”
Claire snatched away the baked bean tin
Held it high above her head
And felt the contents start to spread
Caroline picked up a bucket
Smiled and prepared to chuck it
A mass of sloppy orange ooze
Dripped down Claire’s dress and in her shoes

Claire gave her friend a sloppy grin
And dragged her friend down to join in
The finest work of Messrs. Heinz
Covered Claire and Caroline

“I love to get it in my hair
I love it in my underwear
I love to feel it on my skin
I love to feel it seeping in
It feels so good inside my dress
It’s such fun to get in a mess
Why, my good friend Caroline;
I do so like baked beans and slime!”

PostPosted: 26 May 2007, 11:29
by Hayley
Absolutely brilliant!

More parody poems etc, please!

PostPosted: 26 May 2007, 12:34
by DungeonMasterOne
That rocks - cheers!

PostPosted: 26 May 2007, 17:48
by Squelch
Like it a lot :lol:

PostPosted: 26 May 2007, 18:38
by Richard
I suggest that Miss Helen be appointed as our Official Poet Laureate :D

PostPosted: 04 Jul 2007, 19:33
by andy250
Well cool, I remember Helen starting that poem, the finished version is well cool.


regards

Andy

PostPosted: 02 Oct 2007, 15:17
by DecadentDoll
Can't believe I missed this, as a Dr Seuss fanatic I'm in love with it!!!!


Heheh, would love it with Dr Seuss style animations too....

you're far too talented for your own good sometimes Miss Helen!

xxxxx