The+Destined+Meeting

By Charlie Ngo, Tim Ramdeen, Jimmy Moon, Dan Brynien, Sam Bergey


 * The Destined Meeting**

This begins the story of a group to be pleased All heading towards the Chuck E. Cheese. For reasons separate and unknown from each other These fellows would soon to be meeting another.

The first was a gangster with his bling so fine With a shine so divine it was a sign malign.

The second was a guy, cuz it ain't no lie Baby, bye bye bye cuz he's high high high.

The third you can see and we can agree He towered above most bourgeoisie.

The fourth was one with whom we can relate Seeking for pleasure that he had to sate.

I take this time to apologize before the gathering near noon Please don't be offended by what is said, signed by Jimmy Moon.

Tall dark and handsone with tons of swagga Was a wicked-ass G, eyes piercing as a dagga.

Leader of his pack, always lookin stacked Dis bol got da moves, solitary silverback.

Any gangsta's dream, engulfed in Green, At the hood of the hustlin he's known as the Dean.

Ice, Chains, bling and much much mo, Many hold vice in vain cause his Cha Ching gets hoes.

Always stickin with the plan, AKA the game's greatest fan, He was the Pillsbury dough boy for the young man.

The young man got up and tried to get a grip As he began his crazy acid trip.

He looked straight up into the sky And he saw a leprechaun on a flying apple pie.

"Hello", it said, "I would be pleased If you would take me back to Chuck E. Cheese".

He took the leprechaun and started to run As the pie flew up and became the sun.

he reached Chuck E. Cheese and started to break dance Then he ordered a pizza and shoved it down his pants.

There was this stupid teenager who thought he had it all the charm, the looks, and of course he was tall.

Give him an impossible task and his eyes would be lit the fool had too much pride and would never even quit.

However, there was one thing he failed to best his absurdly weak body left him tired and depressed.

A 4-year old girl beat him in a game of tag He was once trampled by children and left in rags.

Embarrassed from losing, he looked for a childish attraction He saw a // Chuck E //. // Cheese, snickered, and went into action. //

As he walked and gazed, pondering the skies He bit his upper lip and clenched his thighs.

Dreading his past for wasted occasions, lacking adherence to the gangster's persuasions,

He lamented the feeling, pain and sensation, No longer filled with joy and elation.

He fell to his knees fearing the end Until at a glimpse, he saw around the bend.

For that great Mouse will alleviate his gloom As he sprinted with fervor to the Chuck E. Cheese bathroom.