Difference between revisions of "The spoiled she fleetly laid at our door"
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* '''the spoiled:''' spoiled children | * '''the spoiled:''' spoiled children | ||
* '''spoiled:''' rotten, as with eggs | * '''spoiled:''' rotten, as with eggs | ||
| − | + | * '''spoils:''' the plunder taken from an enemy; pillage | |
* '''laid:''' suggests the laying of eggs | * '''laid:''' suggests the laying of eggs | ||
* '''Fleet:''' an underground river in London, England, prone to flooding | * '''Fleet:''' an underground river in London, England, prone to flooding | ||
Latest revision as of 12:12, 27 August 2012
- the spoiled: spoiled children
- spoiled: rotten, as with eggs
- spoils: the plunder taken from an enemy; pillage
- laid: suggests the laying of eggs
- Fleet: an underground river in London, England, prone to flooding
- our door: (to this world) is her vagina.→ to hear for their tiny hearties
