A fellow once dined on a slice,
Of pizza, he thought it quite nice,
But a sly twist of fate,
Changed the course of his plate,
'Twas pineapple topping, his vice!
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M Dannenfelser
Married Midwesterner who loves reading, writing, and cats.
Part-time daydreamer, full-time nerd.
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