No place so cold, no place so wet
NS November 10th, 2006
as the English room in which is set
the throne, the basin, and the tub
Mould all around the room I scrub
From this, the damp, o cursed thee
’tis this, not drink, the English disease
Double glazed and waterproofed
even with an ironclad roof
It matters not, the damp prevails
causing my poor health to ail
And then the cold, o wretched chill
is this what drives good men to kill?
For lads ’tis fine, their visit brief
but ladies shiver w’ chilly cheeks
Semi-clad and frozen through
such is a visit to an English loo
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Send THAT to the Sun or Mail!
Frickin’ brilliant, that’s what you are.
makes me really appreciate my warm, dry american bathroom.
beware the damp!!!
a flipping rainforest of mould – that’s my bathroom!
yours in the struggle,
j