Move backwards to Numbers 3401-3500.
3501.
Barracks, shower rooms,
Smell of gas. Sign over gate:
"Ersatz Fleisch Macht Frei!"
--Martin H. Booda,booda@datasync.com3502.
--david.hamilton@jhuapl.edu
oh meat-like morsel
so uniform and saline
do you dream of teeth?
3503.
--david.hamilton@jhuapl.edu
if there's but one bite
left on my little island
let it be my spam
3504.
--david.hamilton@jhuapl.edu
of pork lips and ears
you are made with other parts
perfectly cubic
3505.
--david.hamilton@jhuapl.edu
are you so fatty?
coronary inducing?
still you call to me
3506.
--david.hamilton@jhuapl.edu
be mine my tidbit
though the many may crave you
let them eat scrapple
3507.
--david.hamilton@jhuapl.edu
no other faux food
as good coming up as down
could sate my mild urge
3508.
--david.hamilton@jhuapl.edu
if I must always
for gluttony be so damned
spam be my one sin
3509.
--david.hamilton@jhuapl.edu
alas I must work
though i dream of you swallowed
but not digested
3510.
--koji@genetics.utah.edu
Salty pink SPAM slabs
Splatter grease from frying pan
Suicidal snack
3511.
--koji@genetics.utah.edu
Greasy porcine corpse
stewed in brine, encased in steel
Hormel-icious hell
3512.
--koji@genetics.utah.edu
greenish and sweating
the empty blue can laughing
as I retch again
3513.
--Jerry Missel, 72773.1577@compuserve.com
Pork philosophy:
I eat SPAM, therefore I am.
What, then, of Descartes?
3514.
--koji@genetics.utah.edu
Salty stubborn pig
Clings to walls with Jell-O hooves
It is hard to eat
3515.
--Matt Frederickson
SPAM is a woman
It's firm, it's juicy, it's fun
No one knows but me
3516.
--Matt Frederickson
Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam
Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam-a-ram
Woogah, woogah, woo
3517.
--Matt Frederickson
SPAM is my hero
It's an aphrodisiac
It fills me with joy
3518.
--Matt Frederickson
SPAM makes you break out
It goes well with pineapples
And is addicting
3519.
--Matt Frederickson
Mmm, yum yum yummy
Slorpee slorp, slorpee slorp slorp
That sounded like SPAM
3520.
--Jerry Missel, 72773.1577@compuserve.com
Frontiers of new math:
What is the square root of SPAM?
Trans-fatty result.
3521.
--Jerry Missel, 72773.1577@compuserve.com
SPAM--the missing link?
Darwin says it must be so.
The Ascent of SPAM.
3522.
--Jerry Missel, 72773.1577@compuserve.com
SPAM with refried beans.
Pat Buchanan's luncheon feast?
Run for the border.
3523.
--Jerry Missel, 72773.1577@compuserve.com
The programmer's rule
says garbage in, garbage out.
Can't match SPAM's throughput.
3524.
--Jerry Missel, 72773.1577@compuserve.com
Salad sensation?
My menu says "Hearts of SPAM."
Lunch may have to wait.
3525.
--Jerry Missel, 72773.1577@compuserve.com
Pork-part ingestion
must lead to inSPAMity.
Make the SPAMness stop.
3526.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
What shall we feed to
a drunken sailor er-lye
in the morning? SPAM.
3527.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Max Bialystock
produces the Broadway flop
Springtime for Hormel.
3528.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Is anything as
dangerous as eating SPAM?
Flying ValuJet.
3529.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Reds owner Marge Schott
opines that "SPAM starts out good,
but it goes too far."
3530.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Jimmy the Greek says,
"What makes black linebackers tough?
SPAM in their diet!"
3531.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
In The Taking of
Pelham One Two Three, the head
crook was "Mr. Pink."
3532.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
The H-Bomb contains
Lithium-6 deuteride
and a pinch of SPAM.
3533.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
If the porcine muse
deserts me, where can I go?
Treet Haiku Archive!
3534.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Fifty-year-old SPAM
can be eaten, and it tastes
just as good as new.
3535.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Keep in mind that "just
as good as new," said of SPAM,
isn't saying much.
3536.
--Arch Angel
Frosty SPAM milkshake
makes my loins crazy all day.
Nymphomania!
3537.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
Flames licking the sides
turning pink into charred black.
Carcinogenic.
3538.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
Served raw on white bread
or heated using Sterno.
Too many choices.
3539.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
Taunting dares by friends.
Not wanting to seem chicken
he eats the SPAM gel.
3540.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A challenger comes
cloaked in tin like its rival.
Dinty Moore will fall.
3541.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A campfire waning.
The moon and stars light the night.
Some SPAM gas is passed.
3542.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A full moon shines bright.
A lone wolf howls in the night.
SPAM's revenge: no sleep.
3543.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A bright orange glow
from a house in the distance.
SPAM left on the stove.
3544.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
"Use all but the oink!"
"Can it and color it pink!"
Marketing genius.
3545.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
In one end go pigs,
out the other end comes SPAM.
It's a mystery.
3546.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
In one end go pigs,
out the other end comes SPAM.
The secret is kept.
3547.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
SPAM gel on the floor:
Can opened haphazardly.
A near fatal fall.
3548.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A young pig is born--
a life full of potential.
Cut short by Hormel.
3549.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
Natives amazed by
the canned mystery called SPAM.
A race is wiped out.
3550.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
SPAM on soft white bread
gulped down with Kool-Aid or Tang.
Food that came from where?
3551.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
Awakened at night.
Cold sweat. Dreams of screaming pigs.
SPAM farmer repents.
3552.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
Health food store owner
sneaks out for a bite of SPAM.
He never looks back.
3553.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A dog walks the street.
Sniffs an empty can of SPAM
and wonders. Humans...
3554.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A business dinner.
Unknowing wife serves up SPAM.
The contract is lost.
3555.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
3 AM awake,
Fingers fumble with the key.
Canned meat addiction.
3556.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A glance in the bowl.
Similar smell and color.
The cycle of SPAM.
3557.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A choice: SPAM or fruit?
The can with the key beckons.
A life is cut short.
3558.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
A man sits depressed.
A lone tear rolls down his face.
The key has broken.
3559.
--Steve Sapovits, steves@telebase.com
Murder and mayhem.
Broke the key making dinner.
Postal worker's day.
3560.
--The Lunatic on the Grass
Listen to Pink Floyd
while reading Spamku archive.
You will be inspired.
3561.
--The Lunatic on the Grass
On the Run, oh my.
Here today, SPAM tomorrow.
Ha Ha ha Ha HA.
3562.
--The Lunatic on the Grass
Treet, Treet and SPAM, SPAM,
And who knows which is which and
Who is who? Up, down.
3563.
--The Lunatic on the Grass
For want of the price
of a tea and a slice of
SPAM the old man died.
3564.
--Spam, Mr. Spam
SPAM, it's divine food.
From God's heavenly toilet
To your earthly ears.
3565.
--The Lunatic on the Grass
Butcher, raise the blade.
You make the change, rear-
range me 'til I am SPAM.
3566.
--The Lunatic on the Grass
SPAM. It cannot be
helped but there's a lot of it
about. With, without.
3567.
--Anonymous
Pink meat in a can
Shimmer of processed lipids
Smear on whole wheat toast
3568.
--Anonymous
SPAM with Pam non-stick:
spontaneous combustion.
Quick, put out grease fire.
3569.
--Friend of Parnell
SPAM runs 'round my head
It jumps in and out my ears
Oh, God! Keep it out!
3570.
--Friend of Parnell
I am going nuts!
Oh, stop the imSPAMity!
I vomit once more.
3571.
--Friend of Parnell
A conspiracy!
The government is of SPAM!
Flee! Flee for your lives!
3572.
--Friend of Parnell
I know a secret
SPAM is not of ham and pork
It is of reindeer
3573.
--Friend of Parnell
One itty-bitty
Two itty-bitty SPAMlets
Mommy, SPAM had twins
3574.
--Friend of Parnell
SPAM makes me angry
I fling it against the wall
Now I feel better
3575.
--Friend of Parnell
Today is the day
SPAM will take over the world
The planet is screwed
3576.
--Friend of Parnell
I saw SPAM in the
Dictionary. It's Latin
For "artificial."
3577.
--Friend of Parnell
In conjunction with
Pork and ham leftovers, we
Will now present SPAM.
3578.
--Anonymous
Cost-saving measure--
SPAM fed to those in prison.
Crime comes to a halt!
3579.
--Anonymous
Attention all cars!
Serial killer is loose!
Call him "Son of Spam."
3580.
--Dprecourt@Gnn.com
Vacuum packed pink brick
Porcine congelatin meal
Salty SPAM juices
3581.
--Dprecourt@Gnn.com
Navy breakfast meat
O salty sailor sustain
Release and nourish
3582.
--Dprecourt@Gnn.com
Unseal and release
Meat suction yearns to be free
Slices for each now
3583.
--Anonymous
SPAM in Vietnam
It is a delicacy
But so are small dogs
3584.
--Martin H. Booda,booda@datasync.com
Haiku Analyst,
John Cho. SPAM Psychiatrist.
You are my Pink Freud.
3585.
--Martin H. Booda,booda@datasync.com
Mike: "It's SPAM Haiku."
Tom: "Who in their right mind would
Eat it?" Crow: "Bite me!"
3586.
--The Lunatic On the Grass
The Porky Horror
Picture Show: "Dammit, Janet,
I love SPAM!" "Oh, Brad!"
3587.
--The Lunatic On the Grass
Doc Pork N. Furter:
I can see you shiver with
Spamtici...pation!
3588.
--The Lunatic On the Grass
I didn't have rice
in my home, so I threw SPAM.
Why did they hurt me?
3589.
--Bob Greiner, greinerb@washpost.com
"Most-favored nation"?
Little do the Chinese know
This means lots of SPAM.
3590.
--Bob Greiner, greinerb@washpost.com
Movie trailer shows
SPAM--Mission: Inedible.
Audience riots.
3591.
--Bob Greiner, greinerb@washpost.com
Baseballers puzzled.
Why do pitchers stink so much?
Pregame: Wolfing SPAM.
3592.
--Bob Greiner, greinerb@washpost.com
Bat hits baseball: SMACK!
It drops in like a ham hock.
New slang: "can of spam."
3593.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
"What's for lunch, Wilma?"
"Spamasaurus sandwiches."
"Yabba-dabba-don't!"
3594.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Hawaii Five-O.
Wo Fat ships pink contraband.
Be there. Aloha.
3595.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
SPAM is to food what
REO Speedwagon was
to rock and roll bands.
3596.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Ernest Hemingway
wrote of SPAM's horrors in his
A Farewell to Hooves.
3597.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Ernest Hemingway's
The Gas Also Rises is
also about SPAM.
3598.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Leonard Maltin gives
SPAM two and half stars. Go
figure. It's crazy.
3599.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Siskel and Ebert
give SPAM "two thumbs down, WAY down.
Down our throats, that is."
3600.
--Bob Roberds, broberds@ix.netcom.com
Mapplethorpe photo
shows SPAM, in a leisure suit,
doing...God knows what.