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Mean Old Cousin Goggin Arrives in Jersey…
by Ed Matlack

Thursday, March 25, 2010
Rated "G" by the Author.
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From Pennsylvania he did cross the Delaware river bridge,

Really I tried to hide my camper behind a local ridge,

But he found me anyway & headed straight for my fridge…

 

But when he got there the “cupboard” was bare,

Ceptin’ for lots of bottles of bottled water & some milk,

But you know people of our cousins ilk,

He screamed & raved that no beer or home made brew was there…

 

So off he went, I directed him 7 or so hundred miles west,

From inside his shirt he produced a compass, hidden by his hairy chest,

He left last night and headed towards Pee-Wee’s place, I guessed…

 

So, dear brother from Illinois, be ready to receive the Goggin cousins,

They are heading your way forthwith, better have plenty of beer,

For they left here with very little under their belts cheer,

Drank they did most of my water, as old Cousin Goggin gave to me a vicious leer…

 

 

© ed 3/25/10


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Reviewed by Patrick Granfors 3/27/2010
No wonder Pee Wee left town on a trip. Patrick
Reviewed by Kate Clifford 3/26/2010
What a good brother you are sharing your cousins :-) LOL.

Passing by with a smile, stopped for a moment :-)
Reviewed by Felix Perry 3/26/2010
What no beer??????????????? I don't blame him for hurrying out of there.
fee
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 3/26/2010
Ma is with Sis Tiger Lily and those two are on the war path for som'tin' PeeWee managed to screw up for them and left Sacrament following Ma's bloodhound nose on dumb brother's scent, I can hear the hysterically laughing of Mean Tall Woman seeing that double-crosser vermin git his!!!

EDvard(k) Ole Brother

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo 3/25/2010
Hmmm, I will have to remember this tactic the next time I get unwanted company...

Be always safe,
Karen
Reviewed by Mr. Ed 3/25/2010
Man, Oh, Man, am I ever glad I never gave you my new address when I moved to Wisconsin. But I did give the guy I sold my Illinois place to a note for old Cousin Ed if he ever showed up there, with directions to Sister Tiger Lily's place in Sacramento!!

Man, Oh, Man, is she ever gonna be pissed, at you! Not to mention old Brother Edvard - he told old Cousin Ed Goggens that you'd be real glad to put him up, for at least a few months.

Man, Oh, Man - you're in Deep Doo Doo Now, Bro. I sure hope you at least let him borrow your car, like old Edvard said he could.
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