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Moon Madness

I see Mr. Beans, head-cases too,
Who think the moon landings weren't true,
And I think to myself,
What a dunderhead world.

I see prize buffoons, spouting shite,
Confessing, half-crazed, that there wasn't a flight,
And I think to myself,
What a dunderhead world.

These dullards (without brain) show
They are nutters who must cry
That any outer space is
No place for us to fly.
I see their dense, vacant heads,
Shaking, No, No, No.
They'd rather spot a
U.F.O.

Though they may seem fine,
You can't staunch their flow:
There was never a launch,
This much they all know:
And I think to myself,
What a dunderhead world. Oh noooooo.

Read the Telegraph story here

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Moon Madness

Three out of four Britons think that the moon landing was a hoax, and a survey suggested that some believe the first man on the moon was either Buzz Lightyear – or Louis Armstrong.

With apologies to George Weiss and Bob Thiele


21 July 2009

POETRY KIT WEBRING

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