A-tisket, A-tasket

[Phox]

A-tisket, a- tasket,

A green-and yellow a basket.

I wrote a letter to my love,

and on the way  I lost it.

I lost it, I lost it,

If only she had caught it.

A little boy he picked it up, and told the nearest sergeant.

A-tisket, a-tasket.

Marching off to track it.

We wrote our plans in coded hands,

And the government they grabbed it.

They grabbed it, they grabbed it,

And now we have to chance it.

The sergeant went to the general; he said they had to lance it.

A-tisket, A-tasket

Severed head rolling in a basket.

My love lost a letter that he wrote,

And on the gallows, he found it.

He found it, he found it.

And on the gallows, they had us all surrounded.

A-tisket, a-tasket.

[Signora Pæsior]

Well this was interesting to wake up to 

[The Wizard Joseph]

Kinda dark, but very cool!

[Phox]

Kinda dark, but very cool!

You... haven't read much of my writing have you? 

[The Wizard Joseph]

Kinda dark, but very cool!

You... haven't read much of my writing have you? 

I believe that I have, but it's a little difficult to recall specifics. This was particularly creepy and awesome because of the childhood associations it gave me. I remembered back when I read the original version of Jack the Giant Killer for some reason. It seemed like somewhere on a fine line between "a fairy tale" and "Dexter".

[The Good Reverend Roger]

A-tisket, A tasket,
Roger blows a gasket

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

 

Great stuff, Phox. 

[Phox]

Kinda dark, but very cool!

You... haven't read much of my writing have you? 

I believe that I have, but it's a little difficult to recall specifics. This was particularly creepy and awesome because of the childhood associations it gave me. I remembered back when I read the original version of Jack the Giant Killer for some reason. It seemed like somewhere on a fine line between "a fairy tale" and "Dexter".

Ah, that I can understand then.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Goddamn nice, Phox.

[Kai]

Totally wasn't expecting this. Should have been.

[Juana]