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To: CCWoody; Jean Chauvin; Wrigley; xzins

Just in from the X-M, the Seer with the Beer

A MESSAGE TO THE FAITHFUL FROM XZINS-MEISTER….Answer to questions of the humble faithful regarding the fate of Saddam Hussein!  Hear and heed.

 

From the dark side of living

Saddam lifts a cry

“Am I still around…

Or did I just die?”

 

His answer arrives,

On a brief waft of air

It’s the smell of seared flesh,

With a touch of burnt hair

 

“My house,” he supposes

my house, it’s aflame.”

And that seems a good answer,

Conclusively sane.

 

But then there appears

In the acrid, dark smoke

A nubile young maiden

With the barest of clothes

 

She sultrily dances

til standing beside,

she sneeringly answers

“You’ve totally died.”

 

“And now you live here

and that to your shame   ,

For ages eternal

In the midst of the flame.”

 

“This isn’t fair”

Saddam said with chagrin

“I was supposed to get palm trees

and nubile virgins.”

 

With a sneer in her voice

The young maiden spoke,

“Well, I’m your reward….”

She said midst the smoke

 

Then she shifted her hips

And her loincloth arose

Saddam couldn’t help

But see under her clothes

 

He screamed in frustration

For he’d seen her all,

His nubile young maiden

Was a clone of Rue Paul.

 

 (Aside to woody & jean Chauvin:  Xzins-meister….the seer with the beer!)

 

109 posted on 03/21/2003 7:06:44 AM PST by drstevej (Is this inspired, or WHAT!)
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To: drstevej
The Clear Channel is going down for routine matinence. We will begin broadcasting again Sunday night with a more powerful signal. Stay tuned. Will the Apostles and President expel the Xzins-Master back to the outer darkness?
112 posted on 03/21/2003 8:24:20 AM PST by CCWoody
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