Move backwards to Numbers 17801-17900.
17901.
The pink biomass:
Many creatures become one.
Gaia in a can.
--Junkyard God17902.
--Junkyard God
Flying chunks of SPAM
hit the wall with greasy "splats!"
Children ask for more.
17903.
--Junkyard God
Bush studied Haiku.
But, if he was really smart,
he would study SPAM.
17904.
--Junkyard God
Church runs out of bread.
"How 'bout SPAM for communion?"
What would Jesus do?
17905.
--Junkyard God
Porn's not a problem.
Boss checks on my web surfing.
SPAM-ku's a problem.
17906.
--Junkyard God
My passion's for SPAM.
But, I bring paté to work
for appearences.
17907.
--Junkyard God
I serve a fine SPAM.
She looks at me with horror.
Unrequited Love.
17908.
--Junkyard God
If meat inspectors
let slip through a rat or two
could you really tell?
17909.
--Junkyard God
They say "A mind is
a terrible thing to waste."
Adds to the flavor.
17910.
--Emily Van Dorfen
Jim is SPAM deprived
Mom washes his special shirts
SPAM gelatin stains
17911.
--Junkyard God
Hmmm...Chandra Levy...
No...no...no...no...no...no...NO!
I just won't go there.
17912.
--Biff
Kids scream, so hungry
Velveeta, Saltines, Twinkies
SPAM in my trailer
17913.
--Enoch Jones, MEJ119@hotmail.com
Soft and pink inside
Perfection in a blue box
But not for eating
17914.
--Enoch Jones, MEJ119@hotmail.com
Peeling off the lid
Pseudo-pork stares back at me
You are what you eat
17915.
--Enoch Jones, MEJ119@hotmail.com
My friends liked it fried
Never a meal without it
They are all dead now
17916.
--Enoch Jones, MEJ119@hotmail.com
Having now begun
Eating and writing of SPAM
I cannot resist
17917.
--Enoch Jones, MEJ119@hotmail.com
In pink padded rooms
Madmen cry out day and night
"We need one more bite!"
17918.
--Enoch Jones, MEJ119@hotmail.com
O man cannot live
Without this wonderful meat
But what is it for?
17919.
--Enoch Jones, MEJ119@hotmail.com
Where does it come from?
Out of can and into mouth.
But where does it go?
17920.
--Phil Webb, pmwebb@gte.net
Dampness fills my eyes
Ground pig fills the can with key
Can I have more please?
17921.
--Karellen, karellen@whereyoucantfindme.com
Pink thing licks pink thing;
A tongue caresses fresh SPAM.
Yin and yang are one.
17922.
--Karellen, karellen@whereyoucantfindme.com
Many years from now
They will dig up the blue tins
And wonder of us.
17923.
--Karellen, karellen@whereyoucantfindme.com
Blue Light Special Sale!
SPAM--six cans for three dollars!
I fill six bascarts!
17924.
--Milford Pigboy
Faith-based charities:
Money to give the homeless
SPAM with their sermon.
17925.
--Milford Pigboy
Ancient Egyptian
arts of mummification
used in SPAM-making.
17926.
--Milford Pigboy
Bland, tasteless lunch loaf;
empty calories, junk food,
the Twinkies of meat.
17927.
--Dan the P man, Orion@Oberlin.net
SPAM, SPAM, SPAM and eggs
eggs and SPAM and eggs, eggs, SPAM
but I dont like SPAM!
17928.
--Dan the P man, Orion@Oberlin.net
SPAM is good, good SPAM
precooked with pork, beef, and corn
with some juice, sounds good.
17929.
--Sarah Plummer, feastoftacky@hotmail.com
solidified meat
cubic mass inedible
though that haunts my dreams
17930.
--Sarah Plummer, feastoftacky@hotmail.com
camp delicacy
a black charred lump of malice
swallowed by the fire
17931.
--Scott Smith, ssmith@us.edu
In prison I eat
literally, three squares a
day--all tins of SPAM.
17932.
--Scott Smith, ssmith@us.edu
Does SPAM appeal to
the young? I like it--its blue
can matches my hair.
17933.
--Scott Smith, ssmith@us.edu
What stands between me
and crushing hunger is this
key and tin of SPAM.
17934.
--SPAMBY
SPAM is like pussy
some of it's pink, some is brown
Always check top date!
17935.
--Milford Pigboy
Bush "Solomonic
compromise": research on stem
cells derived from SPAM.
17936.
--Infinite Monkey, infinite_mokey@hotmail.com
A can of SPAM's stuck.
So what's the big deal, you say?
It's stuck up my nose...
17937.
--screaming fist
It's scorned by many
Cheap extruded meat in cans
All the more for me
17938.
--screaming fist
A SPAM can opened
White jelly coats the meat block
Born to be eaten
17939.
--screaming fist
This wall of SPAM cans
What is more reassuring
Than the long shelf life?
17940.
--screaming fist
Leaving its tin suit
The moist sound of filled vacuum
Then the meat falls down
17941.
--Nyr Indictor
"Will you have some SPAM?"
(I'd rather swallow ground glass.)
"That would be lovely."
17942.
--Nyr Indictor
"Is something wrong, dear?
You haven't eaten your SPAM..."
There is no reply.
17943.
--Nyr Indictor
Chopped-up detective,
In a tin can, en gelée,
Got it? It's SPAM Spade.
17944.
--Nyr Indictor
Unwanted e-mail--
So like the eponymous
Unwanted tinned meat.
17945.
--Nyr Indictor
I offered her SPAM.
"We must stop meeting like this,"
She said, and dumped me.
17946.
--Nyr Indictor
I wonder: is the
Latin word for SPAM, masc. or
Fem., or is it neut.?
17947.
--Nyr Indictor
I dreamed of being
Chased by millions of rolling
Tins in a SPAMpede.
17948.
--Nyr Indictor
Diversifying,
Hormel execs consider
Sprimp, spalmon, spobster.
17949.
--Nyr Indictor
Hormel caves in to
Vegetarianism:
Markets spuccotash.
17950.
--Nyr Indictor
Three-star restaurant--
A haughty sommelier, no
SPAMish spoken here.
17951.
--Nyr Indictor
"Cogito ergo
Spum" is the Latin for "I
think therefore I spam."
17952.
--Nyr Indictor
"I think therefore I
Spam"--or as the French would say,
"Je pense donc je spuis."
17953.
--Anonymous
Lily of S.I.
Teaches me of spirit ways
SPAM would taste better
17954.
--Bob Dole
SPAM is like pussy
If it isn't soft and pink
You shouldn't eat it
17955.
--J Schweig
I loved a pig once.
She was canned. Better to have
loved and lost? Perhaps.
17956.
--greenmonster, revolut11@aol.com
the boys at FINN bar
like to eat SPAM and knish
soak up beer and smokes
17957.
--Coco Pebbles
Have a dead pet that
you sent out for cremation?
It didn't get there.
17958.
--Anonymous
SPAM, disgusting meat
It has a taste that ain't sweet
It's not a nice treat
17959.
--Meagan Paris
SPAM is like a man
Smells bad, gets on your nerves, cold
Better without both
17960.
--Becky Brondel, brondelb@hotmail.com
Why don't you love SPAM?
Certainly must be lonely
It's constantly teased
17961.
--Becky Brondel, brondelb@hotmail.com
SPAM is lucky, yes
It will never be chomped; SPAM
is only to watch
17962.
--Anonymous
maybe it's cat food
it looks as hard as a rock
see, no one likes SPAM
17963.
--Chris Hackworth, n8phu@earthlink.net
SPAM chunks, cutting board.
One hits the floor with a splat!
Fear. Cat runs away.
17964.
--cody underwood
SPAM on my toothpick
SPAM on my napkin, it's great!
It's not for me though
17965.
--Davey Duckworth, duck_man6@hotmail.com
The SPAM in my hand
is used to stop the hunger
of Third World nations.
17966.
--Jesse Courtney, Buckhunter25@hotmail.com
Toothpick hovering
Juices dripping from the slop
More SPAM anyone?
17967.
--Jesse Courtney, Buckhunter25@hotmail.com
The screech of a can
The horrid stench of cat food
Lingers in my mouth
17968.
--Christi Johnson, the_wall_52_2003@hotmail.com
The smell of dog food.
The sound of plop on the dish.
Can you eat the meat?
17969.
--Christi Johnson, the_wall_52_2003@hotmail.com
You see the faces.
As they watch you down the meat.
While your face turns green!
17970.
--Jessikah Mott, jessikah_m@hotmail.com
I will not eat SPAM
No I won't because I'll choke
The smell is enough
17971.
--Jessikah Mott, jessikah_m@hotmail.com
It looks like cat food
I can't belive they ate that
What is wrong with them?
17972.
--Mystikal_Mind_420, jameskohlbeck@hotmail.com
Anyone for SPAM?
Grab a knife and dive right in.
Don't wait it's so great.
17973.
--Ian Hefley, Ian_hefley@msn.com
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Ít ïS Ã dêAd HÔrsE Óf cÕur§E...
PLôpÎÑ ÔUt ÐÅ Càñ...
17974.
--Tisha Morris, morristisha@hotmail.com
Tuna, ham, dog food
This is so what SPAM smells like
Do you dare to try?
17975.
--mark goff
The smell of horse meat
that reeks underneath your nose
for weeks at a time.
17976.
--mark goff
Slimy stinky sick
Overdose of SPAM deadly
A new found friend, Tums
17977.
--Milford Pigboy
Budget surplus shrinks
Like SPAM Lite in hot fry pan
Bush economics
17978.
--64, -
i've seen the forecast
and the forecaster reckoned
dull with SPAM patches
17979.
--Milford Pigboy
Marxist-Leninist
classless worker's paradise
never featured SPAM.
17980.
--Tom Lilly
Immortal monkeys
typing could pen Shakespeare's works
--or SPAMku--chilling.
17981.
--Tom Lilly
Pen no SPAMagrams.
These gross spasmodic monkeys
may yet learn to read.
17982.
--Tom Lilly
Will no one stop the
swell and swill you SPAMchive still?
The shit drifts on top.
17983.
--Tom Lilly
I hate your archive.
Your SPAMku makes life hateful.
I am not grateful.
17984.
--Tom Lilly
Count out syllables,
inveterate SPAM-mates! I
await your demise.
17985.
--Tom Lilly
Departing appeased,
I add: can your archive's sleaze
Cure this drab disease.
17986.
--Wild T.
Pass along that SPAM
It complements sewage soup
As a toxic treat
17987.
--Wild T.
SPAM makers go out
And club little baby seals
It's not just for fur
17988.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Loose on the freeway
Broken bones and cartilage
Not road kill but SPAM
17989.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Poor marks at swine school
Not quite the other white meat
Never pork chops, SPAM
17990.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Inner beast unleashed
Stalk and hunt my quarry, I...
I am SPAMnivore
17991.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
The blue face of death
Stuck in the esophagus
Misdirected SPAM
17992.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Decades of shelf life
What will outlive the cockroach?
Quite possibly, SPAM
17993.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Strange yearning for SPAM
Craving pinkness, engorging
Until I vomit
17994.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Stern, resilient slab
Dichotomy-rainbow sheen,
just like an oil spill!
17995.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
A Halloween hint:
What, running out of apples--
Try bobbing for SPAM
17996.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Canned in year 60
A teenager in SPAM years
Awkward and greasy
17997.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
The new age pilgrims
Exacto knife; Thirty cans
Make a SPAM turkey
17998.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Never popular
My prom date made by Hormel
Boneless and sticky
17999.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Twelve SPAM cans remain
Horses first, then family
The Donner Party
18000.
--Rick Morgan, rm85@hotmail.com
Hard cobblestone lanes
Weary travelers Rejoice!!
The streets paved with SPAM