The Mudcat Café TM
Thread #90294 Message #1991480
Posted By: beardedbruce
09-Mar-07 - 10:02 AM
Thread Name: BS: Poetry about Mudcat
Subject: RE: BS: Poetry about Mudcat
RE: BS: The Mother of all BS threads From: Amos - PM Date: 09 Mar 07 - 10:00 AM
Come all you bad rounders And listen to me, And I'll sing you the ballad Of Bold Raparee A gentleman sober, A terror when full, An erudite scholar, And handy with bull.
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!
A man of great knowledge Was this erudite cat, From Dewey to Doctorow, He had them down pat He could send you long sections Of Greeks from the shelf, Tho' he'd often let on He'd composed them himself!
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!
He'd a good wife and family And brothers most fond And friends in the Legion, And over the pond But he was not contented, And the story is sad, For his one aspiration Was to truly Be Bad!
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!
He forsook all his learning And his Library post And from honest man's earnings He gave up the ghost, He went to his Mother To learn how to sin, And the answer she gave him Made his poor brain to spin.
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!
She told him quite plainly "Don't act so perplexed! For the problem is just That you get no respect! You're growing a tummy, And losing your mane And the folks down at MOAB Will just cause you pain."
But if you will listen, And take this advice We can make you a Monster In half of a trice!" "Go log on to iTunes Where they sell MP3s And find you some old ones From Crofut's LPs.
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!
And if you are lucky As you snoop around You'll discover the story Of Bad Leroi Brown." Now sharpen your pencil And listen quite well, And you soon will become The librarian from hell."
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!
This bold man of books Took good Counsel from Ma And he swore he would soon live Outside of the law. He got him a razor, 110 volts A.C., Shoved it into his Weejums Which were 10 triple-E.
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!
Then he went to a gun fair To follow his fate And he brought back a carload Of monstrous weight There were handguns and air-guns Both stainless and blued Though he limped when he'd heft 'em From the Braun in his shoe.
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!
But in spite of the pain, He did strut up and down Saying "I'll be the baddest Librarian in town!" So he strapped on the iron Just hoping for fun; But it took him two hours To pack thirty-eight guns
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!
And the weight of those weapons Forced his pants to the floor And he cursed and he cried And he sweated and swore Then he found his solution! It made his heart dance! He bought eight pairs of braces Clipped all 'round his pants.
And it's hands on your sheathes lads, And keep the blades free, On your guard for a visit From Bold Raparee!