by Shannon Peil
Got himself a shiny new box
All wrapped up in red white ‘n blue
Here all pretty to see mama again
After he got blown apart four thousand miles away
In some desert shithole
He couldn’t even pronounce
Put back together again to see mama
hi mama was originally published by amphibi.us
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And that goes double for the Camel
Native American Flags
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For a description of the symbols contained in the flag of the Sault Tribe, please visit: http://www.saulttribe.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=40&Itemid=150
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Lyricism
The original 1908 lyrics of Take Me Out to the Ball Game presented on this page are in the public domain.
The version of Night Chant presented on this page is in the public domain. For the 1906 translation by Washington Matthews of this chant and other Navajo myths, songs and prayers, please visit: http://www.sacred-texts.com/nam/nav/nmps/nmps00.htm
The version of Night Chant presented on this page is in the public domain. For the 1906 translation by Washington Matthews of this chant and other Navajo myths, songs and prayers, please visit: http://www.sacred-texts.com/nam/nav/nmps/nmps00.htm
Imagery
Masthead imagery has been placed in the public domain by its creator, http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Naval_Jack_of_the_United_States.svg
The Spirit of '76 by A. M. Willard is in the public domain. The image of it used on this page has been placed in the public domain by its creator, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sprit_of_%2776.2.jpeg
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The Spirit of '76 by A. M. Willard is in the public domain. The image of it used on this page has been placed in the public domain by its creator, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sprit_of_%2776.2.jpeg
Use of images attributed to Flagpictures is permitted by Flagpictures.org. Visit them at http://www.flagpictures.org/.
Certain images are provided by Bigfoto.com. These images are used under agreement with the website. Free photos are available at http://www.bigfoto.com/.
The Eye of the Needle
This bar welcomes dromedaries, malcontents and jewels in the world.
About the Needle
These pages present responses to calls for submissions issued by The Camel Saloon, a space for Open Mike Nights held by the joint, and other special Saloonica events.
Contributors
- Catfish McDaris (1)
- Dave Posluszny (1)
- David S. Pointer (1)
- Felino Soriano (1)
- Jack Norworth (1)
- Jeffrey Miller (1)
- John Swain (2)
- Katherine Mercurio Gotthardt (1)
- Len Kuntz (1)
- Mather Schneider (2)
- Michael Lee Johnson (1)
- Mike Meraz (1)
- Pat St. Pierre (2)
- Raphaelle O'Neil (1)
- Ray Succre (1)
- Rebecca Anne Renner (1)
- Ross Vassilev (1)
- Russell Streur (1)
- Ryan Quinn Flanagan (1)
- Shannon Peil (2)
- Steve Calamars (1)
- Steve Prusky (1)
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