Oops!… We Did It Again (merman’s ode to mammon)

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40 thoughts on “Oops!… We Did It Again (merman’s ode to mammon)”

  2. You forget the cabin boy climbing the greasy pole, using daggers in the backs of those that still have souls….
    Sorry to intervene but this is something close to my heart.
    I can define meritocracy as a charter for the arse kisser and back stabber, driving the worlds destruction. Thankyou Unbolt I loved this. And I imagined it being read by Mr Krabs lol! Ahar!

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    • You’re right, I did forget that, zigzagstripes. I shouldn’t leave out the cabin boy next time! As for arse kissers and back stabbers, I think you’re spot on there. It’s a pretty ugly culture that encourages that sort of behaviour, don’t you think? Thanks so much for reading and commenting!

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  6. Ah, this one merits many kudos… I sea we’re swimming in the same stream of thought; where’s my sharkskin suit? And the commodities, too! But I may already be gutted and ready for the shute ~ definitely no cash or kisses! 😉

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    • I’m glad you liked this one, Babe. It beggars belief that the majority still think we can continue the way we have without there being any serious consequences for society and our planet in general.

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