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Bethlehem Steel

Failing A Little Less Each Time. 

07 March 2005

14:11 - poem of the week

"Splitsville"
by Melissa Brown

Charlie, my darling, my boo
I loved you in Major League II
I'm sorry to hear
That divorce is so near
But everyone knows that Denise is a tramp and whatever, her hair is
probably ALL extensions anyway.

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