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SONG CHALLENGE WINNER!
The Song Challenge: This challenge required you to go to
'Caitrin's
Cookie Recipe' thread and write a song describing these inebriating, sinful, hallucinogenic
cookies and their effect on the consumer/imbiber! Go on, take one, they're free!
They Were Better Going Down by Crisp Crispofferson (a/k/a Jack the Sailor)
Well, I woke up Sunday morning
with no way to hold my gut that didn't hurt;
It wasn't the tequila
'twas the cookies that I had for my desert
I had icing on my Dockers and my shoes
An found chocolate chips covering my shirt
I took aspirin and tylenol
and stumbled to the bathroom for relief.
I'd been out the night before
with Caitrin and some Catters who were pickin';
And I saw some kid gettin drunk
Clinging to the bowl that he was lickin
I thought that I would be OK until some troll went and called me chicken
Then I put some cookies in my mouth and
that is how I went and came to grief
Chorus:
Now I'm tossing up my cookies,
Yes I'm talking to the John
There's a price to pay on Sunday,
When you tie one on
And there's nothin' worse than barfin'
Its such a mournful sound
Now I'm tossin up my cookies and
they were so much better going down
At the mall I saw a daddy with a chubby little girl and he was buying
Cookies for them both but he should have bought the burgers that were frying
Then I headed back for home, to my john, this diarrhea sure is trying.
And it echoed through the plumbing and my arse felt like I'd passed a coral reef