From Speak Your Branes, it's Baby P - FRESH
Someone might already have posted this. Read the whole thing for context, but it's the poem (read it to the tune of 'The Fresh Prince of Bel Air') at the bottom of the page.
I had to lie to the rest of the office about what I was laughing about for fear of getting lynched.
If you're worried about what sort of comedy might be found in the sad fate of Baby P, you're probably best not looking.
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Smallbrainfield, Fri 5 Dec 2008, 14:11,
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I read line one
and closed it i'm pretty thick skinned but that aint funny
(, Fri 5 Dec 2008, 15:35, Reply)
Hahahaha
I wrote a similar one but I wasnt happy with the first verse
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Koba http://sexycooladventures.blogspot.com/, Fri 5 Dec 2008, 15:43,
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That's a bit too tasteless for my liking.
But I have been thinking of rewriting the lyrics to Candle in the Wind, but rather than mocking, pointing out that Baby P is just one of many thousands, and instead of directing all of our outrage at one case, we need to fix the problem in a larger context.
Now that I've said that, it doesn't seem worthwhile
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TheAlmightyBeev, Fri 5 Dec 2008, 16:43,
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