Source:
Adults
Author:
matthew newman
Title:
How's your luck?
If it's unlucky to walk across a grave as you're treading on the dead. Why have I never heard from down below " Get off my bloody head". I've walked under many a ladder and I've not been struck down dead. Nothing has fell down from the skies and bopped me on the head. I play April fools past 12 o'clock there's no bad luck in that. The world won't fall around my ears and I'll still look a prat. I've never saluted magpies 'cause it's just a step too far. It's not down to luck one took a crap on the bonnet of my car. I broke a mirror, seven years bad luck now please take note of this. I've done 25 years as a married man so seven's a piece of piss. My friend keeps a lucky bunnies foot and rubs it out of habit. His luck hasn't changed but spare a thought for the messed up little rabbit. I'll admit that I have had bad luck when I dared back chat my mother. As I cleverly blocked a slap from one hand she decked me with the other. But was it bad luck when the condom split it was old and I was short of cash. Is it bad luck I've now got this constant itch and a very sore looking rash? Friday the thirteenth is just a day the same as any other. That's if you discount that small mishap with the fence hole and my brother.
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