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Array ( [sid] => 9724 [catid] => 1 [aid] => Mick [title] => “Death To Doughboy” [time] => 2003-01-04 09:00:00 [hometext] => What were they thinking when they made the Pilsbury Doughboy. Well anyway this is what would happen if I found him in my house. [bodytext] => Crispy flaky tender tasty crust
To nibble on the doughboy is a must
Watch him lay still his face in its last pose
O' so tasty even the toes
Firm Yet Delicate o what a treat
The Pillsbury doughboy is a must to eat
I found him in my kitchen baking a lovely cake
Angry for all my flour he did take
I grabbed his raw hand and spanked him well
Just right then my hunger did swell
He used all my food and my tummy was randy
I thought the dough boy would do just dandy
I lubed up the pan with my free hand
I told the doughboy that I hoped he'd understand
I opened the oven and put him in
He tried to escape but he could not win
He realized his faith and laid very still
I began to rejoice in my fresh kill
6 more minutes until I engage in my feast
Does killing the doughboy make me a beast?
I took him out of the oven to cool off as the directions said
Then when he was ready I bit off his head
In ecstasy I was with the very first bite
A treat so yummy could it be right
Yes it can because only the strong survive
And unlike Pillsbury I’m still alive
I nibbled on his torso and decided to save the rest
This meal I’ve just had is by far the best
I want some tomorrow and the day after next
I will tell of my triumph through my latest text
In rhymes I shall tell of my new feet
And from now on when you're hungry look for a doughboy to eat
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“Death To Doughboy”

Contributed by DarylLew151 on Saturday, 4th January 2003 @ 09:00:00 AM in AEST
Topic: HumorPoetry



Crispy flaky tender tasty crust
To nibble on the doughboy is a must
Watch him lay still his face in its last pose
O' so tasty even the toes
Firm Yet Delicate o what a treat
The Pillsbury doughboy is a must to eat
I found him in my kitchen baking a lovely cake
Angry for all my flour he did take
I grabbed his raw hand and spanked him well
Just right then my hunger did swell
He used all my food and my tummy was randy
I thought the dough boy would do just dandy
I lubed up the pan with my free hand
I told the doughboy that I hoped he'd understand
I opened the oven and put him in
He tried to escape but he could not win
He realized his faith and laid very still
I began to rejoice in my fresh kill
6 more minutes until I engage in my feast
Does killing the doughboy make me a beast?
I took him out of the oven to cool off as the directions said
Then when he was ready I bit off his head
In ecstasy I was with the very first bite
A treat so yummy could it be right
Yes it can because only the strong survive
And unlike Pillsbury I’m still alive
I nibbled on his torso and decided to save the rest
This meal I’ve just had is by far the best
I want some tomorrow and the day after next
I will tell of my triumph through my latest text
In rhymes I shall tell of my new feet
And from now on when you're hungry look for a doughboy to eat




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Re: “Death To Doughboy” (User Rating: 1 )
by ladyfawn on Saturday, 4th January 2003 @ 04:49:36 PM AEST
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Dearest DarylLew @-<-<<-

Roflmao!! I love this its wonderful!! Espescially your,"I took him out of the oven to cool off as the directions said" lmao! brilliant..

Your writing friend always Nessa


Re: “Death To Doughboy” (User Rating: 1 )
by Chanti on Saturday, 4th January 2003 @ 05:49:33 PM AEST
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Hahahaha! Amazing! I love it! I hope u enjoyed ure tasteful revenge on the doughboy!

-Chanti*


Re: “Death To Doughboy” (User Rating: 1 )
by OreO on Sunday, 5th January 2003 @ 05:57:54 PM AEST
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LMAO!!!!!!!!!!! Omg this was sooooo hilarious, i enjoyed this so much, and even with it being humorous it has a good strong message in it, where it says Only the strong survive.....lmao! This is GREAT! Thanks for this one...
.:*~*:.OreO.:*~*:.


Re: “Death To Doughboy” (User Rating: 1 )
by SmokinJoeEvil on Monday, 6th January 2003 @ 09:47:04 AM AEST
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I cannot think of a funnier poem that I have ever read. Baking the dough-boy is just a funny idea in and of itself... but you have made it into a masterful comedy. Nice one!


Re: “Death To Doughboy” (User Rating: 1 )
by ladymae3 on Thursday, 16th January 2003 @ 04:19:14 PM AEST
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it was cute. but i wouldnt call it funni. something id read to a child when theyve been bad and replace the doboi w/ them.




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