String's frustration

String was quite puzzled when I sent this picture to him:" Mr Greymouth". His reaction was:"Wow, nice picture, but was stained by a human figure......"

String was evidently an avid nature photographer and couldn't tolerate the slightest flaw.

He has sinced vented his frustation in a poem:

I had a friend by the name of Marc,
went overseas a few days long.
basked in nature he felt so glee
didnt worry about work,
just careless and free.
He didnt forget his friends back home,
he sent some pics of him alone,
I don't know why he didn't tell
Do I get an NZ shirt, size XL.

Comments

Anonymous said…
u look like one of my friends........
11:41 AM
XN3K said…
Want me to edit that pic and take out that flaw? hahahha Just Kidding man!
12:54 AM
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