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COLL...
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Yet another 'Goofy' thought ...
Germinated ...
Then Birthed ...

The PIC? I Captioned it as:
"OUR MONEY AT WORK" ...
Congress in Session - Note the PC SCREENS!



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COLL...


© - Tom Hyland - 1/10/12


If the Particles in a Colloidal Suspension
COLLIDE ...
Like with Curdled Cream ...
Does any Sound Occur?

If So ...
Is it a ‘SWOOSH’?
Or More Like a ...
WHOOSH?

Coll. = Abbr of 8 Different Words!

Collaboration = Betrayal of Others ...
Like How CONGRESS Betrays We The People!

Collage = a Combination of Different Things ...
Like All the Different Lobbyists ...
That BRIBE Congress!

Collagen = a Fibrous Protein found in ...
Skin, Bone, Cartilage, Tendon, and Other Connective Tissue
That Yields Gelatin when Boiled in Water ...
How many Pounds of Gelatin could Congress Yield?

Collapsar = See ‘Black Hole’ ...
What Congress Accomplishes!

Collapse = A Failure or Sudden End to Something ...
What I’d Like to DO to Congress!

Collar = An Arrest made by a Police Officer ...
All the Crooks in Congress should be Collared ...
Then Prosecuted!

Collard Greens = Leaves of Kale Plant ...
Can be Quite ‘Stinky’ ...
Like Congress!

Collate = to Bring Together Pieces of Information -
And Compare them in Detail ...
What Congress FAILS to do to BILLS!

Collateralize = To secure a Loan by use of
Property or Goods as Security ...
What Congress Did For BANKS -
In ‘The Great BAIL-OUTS’!

Colleague = a person somebody Works With ...
Especially in a Profession, or Skilled Job.
What Congress calls ‘Esteemed’ when NOT Working With!

Collect = To Take Money From People ...
For a Particular Purpose.
What Congress Extorts from The middle Class -
TAXES ... But NOT the RICH!

Collectanea = a Selection of Pieces of Writing -
By an Author or by Several Authors ...
Authors Den is One!

Collective Bargaining = Negotiations Between
Management and Union about Pay and Conditions
Of Employment in Order to Reach a Settlement ...
Something Congress NEVER LEARNED HOW TO DO!

Colleen = a Young Irish Girl ...

College = An Institution of Higher Learning.
Exact Opposite Equals ...
The ‘Electoral College’ - A Total Farce!

College Try = An All-Out Effort
To Achieve Something Worthwhile ...
What Congress Avoids At All Costs!

To Come into Conflict ...
With Somebody Else, or Another Group ...
What Congress Does BEST!

Collie = A Dog with a long narrow Muzzle -
Originally Bred to Herd Sheep ...
Like Congress Herds US!

Collier = a Coal Miner ...
Or a Ship designed to Transport Coal.

Collinear = Lying On, or Passing Through
A Single Straight Line ...
Congress usually just LIES ...
And Rarely Recognizes a ‘Straight Line’!

Collins = An Iced Drink made with Spirits ...
Such as Gin or Vodka with Lemon or Lime Juice.

Collision Course = A Path or Course of Action ...
That Inevitably Leads to Conflict.
Our Wondrous ‘Two-Party’ System!

Collocation = An Arrangement in Which ...
Things are placed Next to Each Other ...
Or Close Together.

Collop = a Slice of Meat ...
Especially Fried Bacon ...
Also - A Small Piece of Something.

Colloquialism = An Informal Word or Phrase
More Common in Conversation ...
Than in Informal Speech or Writing.

Colloquy = A Literary or other Written Work
In the Form of a Dialogue.

Collotype = A Process for making Lithographic Prints.

Collusion = Secret Cooperation between People -
In order to Do something Illegal or Underhanded ...
Congress is Exceptional at THIS!
The ‘JACKASSES’ with ‘Wall Street’ ...
The PACHYDERMS with ‘Big Oil’!

Collywobbles = Pains, or Cramps, or Both ...
In the Stomach or Bowels.

THEY Are What I Wish Upon Ccongress ...
AD INFINITUM !


© - TKH.


P.S. - Most Definitions Obtained From:
Encarta World English Dictionary.


  

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Reviewed by Chip Bergeron
Reviewed on January 17, 2012
You really don't like them, do you??? Well, thats O.K., I don't either. This primary season begins the process of seeing which gang of bandits constitutes the legal government of this country. And you know what??? Whichever group of bandits wins, we're screwed whatever.

Chip Bergeron

Reviewed by RWE SAYS BYE (Reader)
Reviewed on January 14, 2012
Somebody should send this in an anonymous email to congress... give them something to think about.

maybe get Colleen to do it... that lovely Irish girl! (love the irony here, Tom!) Hope you are well.

Roger

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on January 12, 2012
cool coll ...

Reviewed by Kay P Devenish
Reviewed on January 12, 2012
Your poems keep educating me....thanks for that!
Best wishes
from
Kay

Reviewed by John Martin
Reviewed on January 12, 2012
We'd all be far better off if all they did was play solitare on their computers instead of sticking their noses in everyone bussiness. Term limits, part time government at part time pay.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 11, 2012
As a punishment in school, our teacher made us write a page from the dictionary. interesting discussion of our Congress's transgressions.

Ron

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on January 11, 2012
If the Particles in a Colloidal Suspension
COLLIDE ...
Like with Curdled Cream ...
Does any Sound Occur?

If So ...
Is it a ‘SWOOSH’?
Or More Like a ...
WHOOSH?

Wow! I just had a horrendous flashback to my childhood days, before I ran away from home. My devilish baby brother always gulped down way too much milk. And every night in his gurgling stomach, there was a very nasty colloidal suspension collision. It would start as a low rumble, accompanied by spurts of New Jersey swamp gas; and soon, the small swoosh became a whopping whistling whoosh, and then, a humongous Big Bang!

Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on January 10, 2012
You forgot collon. They all have at least two sphincters, therefore the extra "L" is merited. cuz p


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