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There once was a man named Tim McClure
I couldn't understand all the forum allure As a killer, he was ferocious His wardrobe was atrocious Of these things, I am quite sure. |
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"Dottie had said, in the event I got transferred that she was not interested in going with me. I wasn't expecting her to go with me. And wouldn't have even wanted her to I guess." |
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There's a place called Victorio Peak
Where legends add to it's mystique If you believe what you're told, It contains lots of gold And many have gone there to seek. |
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This is sooo wrong, but I came up with this on the drive home from work...
There was once a man named Fred whose friend, Glen, shot him in the head. Glen was convicted of the crime and sentenced to serve time even though he was innocent, or so he said. |
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I must admit I've thought of a few of these over the years although none I'm willing to share here. It's just a recipe for disaster given the nature of most of the cases profiled on the show combined with the fact that this forum is visible enough that we've had the loved one's of those profiled show up here from time to time.
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We could do some with the more sillier segments of the show or just about the show in general:
There's a family that found a rock, They said "it's magic" but people thought it a crock. On Unsolved Mysteries they went A lot of time on it was spent And after all these years we still like to mock. We love to watch Unsolved Mysteries that's a fact It's so fun to reminisce and look back At the funny 80's hair and clothes Big glasses that would cover the nose But in the end we still all miss Robert Stack. |
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Atlanta was the home of a big fat spider.
She went by the name of Bonnie Wilder. They all thought she was funny, Til she stole all the money, And no one on Earth could find her. |
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There once was a man named Tim McClure.
Who's mother was the victim of murder. I'm sure you're all with me, in saying he's guilty, of having bad hair that's for sure. |
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There once was a man named DB Cooper.
Who jumped out of a plane like a paratrooper. He's much braver than me, Even the thought of this scheme, makes me so nervous I have to run to the pooper. |
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There once was this really stupid segment,
That belief has been universally regnant, It's got to be virility, Not statues of fertility, Because I touched one and never got pregnant. |
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The rain was described as a goo
Folks thought they'd come down with the flu Dogs and cats died, when they ventured outside To this day they haven't a clue. |
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There once was a sound called a hum
Heard by many yet not by some For those in it's range it was not a lot of fun Less for us who had to endure the segment itself Which just like Cokeville was much overrun |
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Brushy Bill Roberts was his name
but Billy The Kid was his claim Folks say that he lied, even after he died That all he was after was fame. |
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There once was a host named Stack
Who had a quite loyal fan pack When they redid the show We all said "These blow" And gave poor Farina such flak. |
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