Tuesday, March 14, 2006

KISS

KISS is what my cult term as Knights In Service for Satan
  • We originated from the womb - where darkness and blood roams
  • We eat on the milk of women - to enhance our pale white complexion
  • We study the A, B, Cs - to promote the Atrocious Bastard Club
  • We work - to ensure bosses vomit blood for our consumption
  • We love humans - to MLM for more followers
  • We kiss affectionately - cause we are saints who taints
  • We cry - to shed crocodile tears
  • We laugh - to the demise of our enemies

Note: you are already a member of KISS.. if you have originated from the womb and you eat, study and work, to embrace love and kiss with sadness and laughter. We will survive. KISS

posted by impermance at 8:03 PM

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