So, remember, in the spirit of the season, be careful who you associate with. And, be careful who you talk about, because sweet little Mary may just have a fire-breathing dragon supporting her, no matter how insane people think she is.
Mary had a little dragon
Its teeth were sharp and white
The dragon followed everywhere
It was quite a sight
So, Mary one day went to work
Her dragon close in tow
The boss said, like an insolent jerk
“That dragon’s gotta go”
With Mary this did not sit well
In fact, it pissed her off
So, she said to her little dragon, “sit”
And took its collar off
Its collar gone, up it came
And pounced upon the boss
Snapping teeth and spitting flame
It gave the man’s head a toss
In smoke and flames, the building went
From dragon’s fiery breath
And when the dragon’s lungs were spent
There was not a damn thing left
The moral of this tale, I think
Its teeth were sharp and white
The dragon followed everywhere
It was quite a sight
So, Mary one day went to work
Her dragon close in tow
The boss said, like an insolent jerk
“That dragon’s gotta go”
With Mary this did not sit well
In fact, it pissed her off
So, she said to her little dragon, “sit”
And took its collar off
Its collar gone, up it came
And pounced upon the boss
Snapping teeth and spitting flame
It gave the man’s head a toss
In smoke and flames, the building went
From dragon’s fiery breath
And when the dragon’s lungs were spent
There was not a damn thing left
The moral of this tale, I think
It should be easy enough.
You might call a woman a dragonlady
But just try not to piss her off.
Well said Ellison. I think far too many people open their mouths first - then think later.
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