Philosophy by Limerick – The Wall Street Banker

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Old Jules | Leave a comment

He wasn’t quite sated, inert.
401s left him wanting dessert.
The bailouts were tasty
But SS still wasty
His rhinestone mines couldn’t subvert.

Old Jules

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