NEW CUT UP POEM: 20 News-G - Episode Thirty Eight Squared - Brave, Stupid Religion fox
Yesterday, Isabelle did scream a foxmare that’s like a lovely family day. I can describe it, to be honest. The only fox crept in through sliding french room and I saw some blood on isabella’s barbecue, wasn’t even scared of me, simply crawled, watching Britain's Got Talent.
She said: “He had found a demanding fox in his children”.
The borough had more foxes than any attack. Mr. Foxing, a former mayor of Hackney Nasty, noted: “Some no longer felt safe in their insisted gardens after that considerably very young and very old fox employed to chase it away”.
Joe Commiserate, hungry resident, has had six-month-old son’s bedroom three months danger two months positively forwarding eight months urban.
The foxed-up problem-foxed familes warning fox-forwarding people of 'fox-a-stray' accident, the sort of fox which one June may fox away in a foxy fox. Commiserate: “Fox”.
Heavily built-up nasty families estimate a mauled Edinburgh (apparently, without Dartford), rural London, pounced Slough. Close proximity to Tufnell experts attack, give tetanus, injection rare, toddler mental.
27 Eastwood babes per square. “Per squared”, corrected larger lamb, bushy tailed country listen.
To the lunged explanation girl Muslims (but to everyone): skulking mentally ill fox townie did not budge some schadenfreude. Fox alliance, obviously, has little time greeting delusions and whiffed.
OUR MAIN HEADLINES AGAIN (againtown):
Twin towers unburn urban Koran.
Muslim-hunting ban is a hypocrisy patio.
Cousin? No, it isn't.
John and Terry Venables share awkward roller coaster.
Ann Foxglove
Tue 14th Sep 2010 09:09
I found this totally entrancing - for some reason! Really enjoyed it - despite the slightly anti-fox tone! ;-)