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Re: A Christmas Story (grab your hanky)
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Posted by Mark on December 04, 2006 at 17:01:41 from (172.161.38.75):
In Reply to: Re: A Christmas Story (grab your hanky) posted by MSM on December 04, 2006 at 08:35:40:
Had that been Kwanza Klaus he would have done his best rap lines and said: Yo be a Farma driven on a tracka do you toke lef' hand tebakka? Yo mama she say, chop dat hay John Dea augga on a Foad trakka I knows dey ain' no way! Lissen real close what Kwanza say Red's da bes' any day, go throw dat Green fa' away Now git yo azz outa dis ba'n back in de house whar it be wa'm lookie unner dat tree, dey sumpthin there, it be frum me, go on now an you'll see Kwanza Klause he do it fo' yo wrapped in Red wid three point hidge it say 806 and dat bidge will roll Now Kwanza Klause he gotta go don' be doin' dat Green no mo' or nex' yea' you goin' get a lump of coal
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