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Obesity
That
drunken slut,
With swollen gut
and rusted butt,
loved that fiver
then washed it down
she'll never choke
her loving throat - In her kind of town
Outside
A dog barks
A carpark is full
Of sirens and stains
Drink is sunk
A young punk
Pisses on a wall again
Not wanting any mission
Dead dogs
Crashed cars
As that drink goes out of fashion
Learn the lesson
Let it pass
And don't ask
Kiss that ass
What's the line?
Where's the cash?
Take a smoke
Drink a coke
Drink a coke
Drink a coke
Drink a coke
Drink a coke
Drink a coke
Drink a coke
Say the words that matter.
While you fuck you measure.
That's how Fat Bastards get even fatter.
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Biography
Colin
now lives in London. He grew-up in Greystones, County Wicklow,
and as he grew was awarded by Prudential Young Irish Writers,
Poetry Ireland, and won a Wicklow Schools Short Story Competition.
He wrote and directed a short film, 'Beach', which won the
Trinity College film festival some years ago. He has presented
television, acted and comedied for about 10 years, a few years
mis-spent at RTE have been followed by a successful career
in London with BBC FiveLive, SKY, Carlton, Granada and many
other digital and satellite channels. He is finishing a collection
of short stories and vows to stay in London until the 'Tiger
Irish' stop being 'New-Americans' … or until he stops being
angry about it all and decides to shop with them instead.
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