You don't need your palate to pronounce the 16th letter; only pursed lips, a pulmonary puff, and a bit of spunk -- don't push too powerfully, or you'll spit.
By principle, an exposition of my plight: I am no Prince. I possess no posh palace, no expensive, well pressed pinstripes. Rather, I work in presses, and am quite poor. A pauper whom few pals support. My Pa, a Pole, parted from me quite primly, the prick. I am at the mercy of pimps, their prostitutes, and Pauline, my prickly pet porcupine. I am not pretty either, covered in large pores, purple pimples, and having a pearly complexion, like a limp, pale, pulpy octopus.
I recall, however, my pathetic parentage; my perilous pregnancy and its penultimate prize. Spread apart, open with the Pakistani practitioner pulling at my parts, palpably put off, pruning: "Push! Push!" I pushed, and pushed, and out was plucked the plump plum, plumed and pricked : a pineapple. Proof of my pain, I puked, then passed out.
4 comments:
positively pure genius! I really paused when I read this so I could ponder this text. It's pricelessly pleasant. (pleasant is a synonym of cute)
I actually quite enjoyed this once you really got into the alliteration halfway through the second paragraph until the end! "Pauline, my prickly pet porcupine" is awesome :D and I love the reference to giving birth to a pineapple!!! Excellence.
Haha It took me about 4 read throughs to read this out loud without any pronunciation issues.
Awesome reference,by the way haha
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