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It all began with that brand-new game, | It all began with that brand-new game, | ||
Assassin's Creed for Xbox. | |||
Don't care if you like PS3 | |||
And PC's worse than firefox. | |||
And | |||
You began the game, sat in your chair, | You began the game, sat in your chair, | ||
Readied to be bored and unsatisfied. | Readied to be bored and unsatisfied. | ||
However, that first glimpse of 1191 A.D. | However, that first glimpse of 1191 A.D. | ||
Immediately threw you on the Assassin's side. | |||
Immediately threw you on the | |||
Your skills were pathetic and climbing a mess, | Your skills were pathetic and climbing a mess, | ||
Falling to your death occurred often. | Falling to your death occurred often. | ||
Dying by the sword was a little bit harder | |||
Since Ubisoft thought player skills had softened. | |||
Still, you kept on, killing some peeps, | Still, you kept on, killing some peeps, | ||
Deciding that Templars were evil. | Deciding that Templars were evil. | ||
Of course you ignored that you were a killer | Of course you ignored that you were a killer | ||
‘Cause Templars are nothing but weevils. | ‘Cause Templars are nothing but weevils. | ||
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And you, pathetic Assassin, claimed your land | And you, pathetic Assassin, claimed your land | ||
Declared your country was ‘free'. | |||
Of course, when someone asked what you meant, | |||
You just mumbled that they couldn't ‘see'. | |||
This little player became a member | This little player became a member | ||
Of the Wikipedia for the Creed. | Of the Wikipedia for the Creed. | ||
His first edits sucked in grammar and spelling | His first edits sucked in grammar and spelling | ||
But he didn't care; to edit was a need. | |||
But he | |||
Our nooblet argued and theorised so much | Our nooblet argued and theorised so much | ||
He caught the eye of the Istrutorre. | He caught the eye of the Istrutorre. | ||
Not for some good, of course, but | Not for some good, of course, but | ||
For his attempts at edits and English, for they | For his attempts at edits and English, for they | ||
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Were nothing but rubbish and useless as well | Were nothing but rubbish and useless as well | ||
Vandalism, not meant but existing. | Vandalism, not meant but existing. | ||
Our little nooblet ragequit and came back | Our little nooblet ragequit and came back | ||
To find his name ‘blocked' from online listing. | |||
To find his name | |||
So to you, little nooblet, defender of killers | So to you, little nooblet, defender of killers | ||
When the block ends, come on back. | When the block ends, come on back. | ||
For we have great need for idiots like you | For we have great need for idiots like you | ||
In amusement, which we lack. | In amusement, which we lack. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:12, 12 August 2026
Warning: This poem has been created simply for my own amusement. If you are offended by this, good! That's the general idea.
Poem of Self-Amusement
It all began with that brand-new game,
Assassin's Creed for Xbox.
Don't care if you like PS3
And PC's worse than firefox.
You began the game, sat in your chair,
Readied to be bored and unsatisfied.
However, that first glimpse of 1191 A.D.
Immediately threw you on the Assassin's side.
Your skills were pathetic and climbing a mess,
Falling to your death occurred often.
Dying by the sword was a little bit harder
Since Ubisoft thought player skills had softened.
Still, you kept on, killing some peeps,
Deciding that Templars were evil.
Of course you ignored that you were a killer
‘Cause Templars are nothing but weevils.
And you, pathetic Assassin, claimed your land
Declared your country was ‘free'.
Of course, when someone asked what you meant,
You just mumbled that they couldn't ‘see'.
This little player became a member
Of the Wikipedia for the Creed.
His first edits sucked in grammar and spelling
But he didn't care; to edit was a need.
Our nooblet argued and theorised so much
He caught the eye of the Istrutorre.
Not for some good, of course, but
For his attempts at edits and English, for they
Were nothing but rubbish and useless as well
Vandalism, not meant but existing.
Our little nooblet ragequit and came back
To find his name ‘blocked' from online listing.
So to you, little nooblet, defender of killers
When the block ends, come on back.
For we have great need for idiots like you
In amusement, which we lack.
Thankyou for reading, and remember, though a lot of this poem is true, our lack of amusement is also true. Keep on coming, vandals!