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Spyware: Stop Volley, Advantage
by Sara Coslett
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Rated "G" by the Author.

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After traveling across the planet and back
and peering through many passages
of so many societies
both secretive and overt
I have come to the undeniable conclusion
about mankind - a species that I love so.
That due to all its frailties and quirkiness;
it’s kindness and brutality of which
can only be summarized by reflecting upon
and with subtle refinement of a golden oldie
from an era of monumental history;
I do hereby foresee, but not heed:
“They’re coming to take you away, ha-ha.
They’re coming to take you away ho-ho.” 1

Copyright © 2005 Sara Coslett

1. Song lyrics “They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha, Ha”
by Napoleon XIV

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Reviewed by jude forese	5/11/2005

i have those exact sentiments as though all mankind dwells within a grand funny farm ... just hope the cows come home to roost ...




Reviewed by Paul Williams	5/11/2005

Lol Sara...superb just how many free tool bars does one need lol. Paul;-]




Reviewed by Henry Stevens	5/10/2005

Wow, computer whiz AND poet. Good work. Henry




Reviewed by Nordette Adams	5/10/2005

You better belive it, baby. There's no such thing as a free offer! Good write, Sara. LOL. ~~Nordette




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	5/10/2005

Sara, Good gad, how in the world did you create that amazing, confusing pic? No wonder computers are so darn difficult LOL An excellent write--enjoyed the humor! (((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	5/10/2005

ha=ha=aha...creapy=crawly there are may programs on that PC...hardly space to gossip....lol!! I will get so confuuuuuuus I will miss have of it!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Sue Hess	5/10/2005

ha ha....seriously i like the way you wrote this.

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