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July 31, 2007

Simon Says: Gilding The Turd

by Simon Jester

The peasants are restless,
their money is tight,

There’s blood in the water,
the whole town ain’t right,

Bernanke’s in his helo,
dropping inflation and lies,

The peasants feel better,
as the whole world dies.

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