Que You E You EA Poem by Craig ThomasJust a general moan about queues. Categorised as humour, subjective and debatable.Queues are quintessentially British And in them we spend days Shuffling caffuffling In Impatient malaise I'm indifferent about the time I spend In formal waiting line In company, or for minutes And I'm absolutely fine In queues that move Or for things I need I never mind the wait But certain circumstances I just cannot tolerate Pushers in and space invaders really wind me up Poorly thought through filter systems Or tills badly set up Queues from lack of resource Or caused by lack of skills Or created by the elderly Who haven't took their pills In fact I never realised When this poem begun But the only queue I like to be in Is a queue of one
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1 Review Added on November 21, 2011 Last Updated on November 21, 2011 AuthorCraig ThomasManchester, Whitefield, United KingdomAboutFamily guy, bit of a techie hound, like comedy, sports and magic. Thrive on activity. more..Writing
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