Charlie Brown's Steak House

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    Charlie Brown's Steak House

    She climbed upon the table, started to unbutton her blouse.
    You could have heard a pin drop, in Charlie Brown's Steak House.
    I sat there in awe, wondering why grandma, was acting so darn strange.
    Then she burst into a song, started singing home home on the range.

    Grandpa got up from the table, and said, Annie you come here.
    She just smiled, gave him a wink, then unhooked her brazier.
    By the way my names not Annie, you can call me Chris.
    You know you're kind of handsome, would you like some of this?

    Then she reached into her purse, pulled out this dick shaped pink
    vibrator.
    My wife said, George you'd best call her doctor, we need to sedate her.
    Charlie said don't worry folks, we'll just call Officer Malone.
    I'm sure he'll birng a squad car here, and you can take your grandma
    home.

    We now have a tradition; we meet here, the same time every year.
    In memembrance of my grandma, we have a few laughs, a good steak
    and a beer.
    I don't recall ever seeing grandma, not wearing any clothes.
    Can't believe I saw this woman, wearing nothing but her panty hose.

    Of course we made the front page of the Morris Town Gasette.
    That night was really something, one that I won't soon forget.
    I was only fifteen, now I'm twenty seven.
    Grandma and Grandpa, well they both are gone, God took them both to
    heaven.

    Darn Paparazzi, and can you believe Grandpa had the picture framed.
    Whew.

    Written January 31, 2009_______by Wildecat

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    justme8495 commented on Charlie Brown's Steak House

    06-18-2009

    this is too cute I realy like the way you put the rhyming words together..

    wildecat

    06/18/2009

    Justme, thanks for the kind comments. don't write here much now wriite on www.nostalgiaramblings.ning.com

    Poetry is what is lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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