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Tupperware Box by Daniel Chapman Thursday, July 29, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Low-cal local Dietry emissions Are being used in Nuclear fissions. Eat up the world At a phenominal pace, Cremate the remains And send them to space In a tupperware box. Finish her off. Finish her off. "Eat her all up" The corporates scoff... They ate her up; Now theyve no-where to live, They took all she had Now shes nothing to give: Floating in space in her Tupperware box.

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