Ludicrous Lingo Poem by John Thorkild Ellison

Ludicrous Lingo

Rating: 2.8


I asked a waiter for some food
And can't complain that he was rude,
'NO PROBLEM, sir! ' was what he said
(I wished the little blighter dead! ! !)
I just can't stand that sort of talk,
So I fiddled with my knife and fork.
Then when it arrived the foolish boy
Came out with 'There you are, ENJOY! '
(I suppose I really shouldn't complain
But this use of words drives me insane! ! !)
I left a tip and heard him say
'Goodbye now, have an AWESOME day! '

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
The Former Badjist 29 August 2008

Cracking stuff Ellison. I went to the theatre the other day and the whole show was ruined when the ticket collector said 'Enjoy'. And 'no problem' for 'certainly' or 'yes' is equally irritating. PKUTGW (please keep up the good work) .

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