Originally posted during the sporking of Malfoy Gone Wrong.
Unsortable, that's how you are
Unsortable and uniquely bizarre
With your speshul eyes and pranking ways
In all the Sorting Hat's countless days
Never before has a Sue been more
Unsortable in every way
In Eximius is where you'll stay
So, Miss Malfoy, it's incredible
That a Sue so damn exceptional
Still deems Charlie to be worthy of you
(Original "Unforgettable" lyrics):
Unforgettable, that's what you are
Unforgettable though near or far
Like a song of love that clings to me
How the thought of you does things to me
Never before has someone been more
Unforgettable in every way
And forever more, thats how you'll stay
That's why, darling, its incredible
That someone so unforgettable
Thinks that I am unforgettable too
Originally posted during the sporking of Alex Potter's Life at Hogwarts.
Evil warlords,
Hags and giants,
Eaters of death,
Take a deep breath!
Order of the Phoenix,
On a killing spree,
Let's go hunt a Horcrux,
Alex, wait and see.
Cissy Malfoy is probably screwing,
and Fenrir Greyback is probably chewing,
while Lucius Malfoy
is busy reviewing his will.
Ginny and Percy
and Freddie and George
are all peachy.
Severus Snape,
Luna Lovegood
And dear Colin Creevey.
Crabbe and Goyle,
Chasing Draco . . .
(Instrumental)
Anything you
can imagine . . .
No one good dies.
What a surprise!
Downstairs in the dungeons,
Over Severus' knee!
Let's go hunt a Horcrux,
Alex, you and me!
Original "Let's Go to the Movies" lyrics (from Annie):
(Grace) Cowboy heroes,
cops and robbers,
glamour and strife,
bigger than life!
Sitting in the darkness,
what a world to see!
Let's go to the movies,
Annie, wait and see.
Betty Davis is probably lying,
and Greta Garbo is probably crying,
while Robert Taylor
is locked in her dying embrace.
Chico and Groucho
and Chaplin and Lloyd
are all super.
Sweet Mickey Mouse,
Shirley Temple,
and dear Jackie Cooper.
(Grace) Fred and Ginger
spinning madly . . .
(instrumental break)
Anything you
can imagine . . .
Songs and romance.
Life is the dance.
Sitting in the darkness,
popcorn on your knee!
(Grace and Warbucks) Let's go to the movies,
Annie, you and me!
In a complex of apartments
Lived a pair of powhitetrash;
Came the children on the weekends
There to stomp, thump, bang, and crash.
Get a chainsaw, bust the door down,
Gut them all from stem to stern!
Then set fire to the curtains;
Leave the bodies there to burn.
Loud they were and never cared that
There was someone down below,
Growing ever more resentful
'Til the urge to kill did grow.
Get a chainsaw, bust the door down,
Gut them all from stem to stern!
Then set fire to the curtains;
Leave the bodies there to burn.
Oh, the clank of the recliners
Could the dead from slumber wake,
And the booming braying bellows
Could my nerves no longer take.
Get a chainsaw, bust the door down,
Gut them all from stem to stern!
Then set fire to the curtains;
Leave the bodies there to burn.
I was in a suit of plastic;
There's no blood upon my clothes;
Toss the chainsaw in the Dumpster
And the cops will ne'er suppose.
Get a chainsaw, bust the door down,
Gut them all from stem to stern!
Then set fire to the curtains;
Leave the bodies there to burn.
The apartment now is vacant;
Ne'er to rent out any more.
Oh, the silence is unnerving
Now that there's no second floor.
Get a chainsaw, bust the door down,
Gut them all from stem to stern!
Then set fire to the curtains;
Leave the bodies there to burn.
Originally posted during the sporking of Interview with a Werewolf.
Shall I compare thee to a greasy bat?
Thou art in need of toiletries, like soap.
Why must thy hair forever clump and mat?
Thy breath could be improved upon with Scope.
Thy robes are shapeless, black, and out of trend,
And comeliness is quite in short supply.
But all thy years of ugliness shall end;
A Ginny Weasley makeover is nigh!
Thy hair can be as cornsilk when she's done;
Thy clothes from Juicy, Lela Rose, and Saks.
The girls around shall flock, their hearts all won;
Thou soon wilt have them dancing on their backs.
Else, long as noses smell or eyes can see,
Thou, Snape, wilt lack a lady's company.
btyrhrtout mentioned those "Santa Visits a Soldier" spam emails when we sporked The Christmas Shoes, which is a pet peeve of mine, also. I like hiding my head in the sand as much as the next person, but for once I'd like to get an email like this one:
'Twas the night before Christmas, and all 'cross Iraq
All the soldiers were thinking they'd never get back.
In defense of our freedom, they'd taken up arms
After Bushy the younger raised several alarms.
Hey, I fell for it, too; there was ass to be kicked!
An assault not a soul had foreseen to predict!
There'd been rumors of weapons and stored yellowcake,
Except . . . whoops! We attacked the wrong place by mistake.
But as long as we're here, let's adapt and be strong;
Surely no one will guess it was planned all along.
Any questions? Just read them the Patriot Act.
Send out Bush-praising spam 'til the servers are cracked.
Must the protesters always as traitors be viewed?
You can cherish our troops and still think they got screwed.
Well, be that as it may, let us stifle our sighs;
Maybe Santa will bring them a Christmas surprise!
Except Santa can't come; no, the sleigh didn't crash . . .
Turns out Madoff was managing all Santa's cash.
This is fresh off the press, just this hour exposed:
All the elves were laid off when the workshop foreclosed.

For all those who were planning to donate, or who received the PayPal refund already with the note that I'd be posting an explanation, I'm so sorry to tell you that the collection had to end. I received a message from
pottersues, who unfortunately got a complaint from someone, so she's asked that I stop soliciting commenters for funds. I was really upset to have caused her any inconvenience, because I never dreamed anyone would think she was behind the whole thing.
She has (graciously) declined to accept the gift that we've been collecting for over the past couple weeks, so I've been issuing the refunds for a little over an hour (that's why some of you didn't see any new messages when you checked the journal right at the beginning). I probably should have done it the other way around – posted the message before starting on the refunds - but I didn't think it would take so long, plus I had just gotten home from some travesty of a job fair and was a little frazzled. (Who, in their right mind, brings their kids to a job interview and lets them run rampant? Gee, that practically screams "Hire me!")
Even though it didn't work out, I can't thank those of you who donated enough for your enthusiasm. We were at $113.39 at the end there, which was technically our goal, since I would have made up any amount we were short after that point. You all deserve a hand for that! Most of the donations came with really excited messages, and I feel horrible letting you all down. :o( In the immortal words of Trixie Lane, "Oh dip." And thanks also go out to those who couldn't donate - what's this "recession" I keep hearing about? :o) - but were mature enough to simply respond with your reasons or delete the message. Now, all PayPal refunds have already gone out, and the mail donations will be returned tomorrow and/or as they come in, along with a stamp (unused!) for your trouble. Thanks so much to you guys!
Thanks,
adeluxe, an anonymous donor,
automaticdoor,
bellereve_,
camwyn,
captainjulieif,
eatmyphotons,
emeryboard,
gretchystretchy,
ridureyu,
schroduck,
she_burns1,
sinkinto_heart,
the_good_ship,
urizanegao,
ushiramen,
wilver_and_ecru, and
winterlarks!
Originally posted during the sporking of Her Father's Eyes. In the locker room at Hogwarts, Wood and Diggory had sex
Then when Ollie became pregnant, everything got too complex
Cedric had a bright clear future; Ollie wouldn't see him wed
Though to raise a child single filled his heart with heavy dread.
It all started after Quidditch (when dementors tried to play)
In a hidden copse of trees they thought of tender things to say
Meeting secretly for months, they kept their secret pretty well
Without Dumbledore exclaiming, "Motherfu[c]kers, what the hell?"
Well, it must have been a shock to Ollie's parents when they heard
That their only son was pregnant (isn't that a bit absurd?)
But his mother's only comment with the truth before her spread?
"Hon, I thought you would continue with your Quidditch games instead."
When a curse from Peter Pettigrew slew Cedric in his prime
Wood was certain from the morass of his grief he'd never climb
Then his little girl was born; above the racket of her cries
He saw a piece of Cedric living in those pale blue-green eyes.

Originally posted during the sporking of The Rise of Diggory. I have to include the original Song of Lazarus here or you'd think I was insane. If you don't already.
Here's the tune: Song of Lazarus. It helps if you use "Open in New Window" so it's playing while you read.
Laz-rus was a friend of Je-sus.
One day he so ill be-came.
Je-sus did not go right to him
So glo-ry would come to His name.
Laz-rus died. Je-sus came.
Mar-tha met Him on the way.
"Lord if you had been he-re
He would not have died that day."
Je-sus com-fort-ed his fri-end.
"He who be-lieves in Me will live."
Je-sus wept with his good friends and
Gave what on-ly He could give.
"Laz-a-rus, now come out!"
He came from the tomb straight-way.
"Un-bind him. Let him go-o."
What re-joic-ing on that day!.
oOo
Ced-ric was the son of A-mos.
Then he died at Pe-ter's hand.
But I guess he had fore-seen it
Re-sur-rec-tion was all planned.
Ced-ric died. Slug-horn came.
A-mos met him on the way.
"Now that you have made that po-tion
We can bring him back to stay."
Slug-horn found the room unner-ving.
Amos re-a-ssured his friend:
"You would not want to give up now
Not when we're so near the end."
Ced-ric rose up from the cof-fin.
Arms and legs he did ex-tend.
"Get a to-wel. And some clo-othes
I've a wed-ding to attend!"

Originally posted during the sporking of Ellen Hammond. The Suethor couldn't rhyme to save her soul; it is not that hard.
My Ellen led a life of quiet pain
She of the lilac hair and eerie eyes
Her death upon my heart has placed a strain
I did not see her sorrow, hear her cries
The Hat did say I was a Hufflepuff
And in that House I found my niche of kin
Yet were I Gryffindor, so brave and tough
Perhaps I could have saved her from her sin
That one so young should find her life so bleak
And every day a weighty cross to bear
Those whose approval she did vainly seek
Upon her soul their taunts gave constant wear
I shan't long bear the burden of her loss
In sixth year I shall follow her across.
Originally posted during the sporking of The Hufflepuff Hottie. References to these three sporkings, plus of course My Immortal and A Brief History of Not-Bob.
If your Draco-Stu is busy finding different girls to pork While your Mary-Sue (his tru wuv) says he’s acting like a dork And Caucasian Blaise “Zambini” sits there grumbling like an Orc Then beware the angry minion coming at you with a spork. But his Muggle husband Michael beats him up and runs amok And now Dumbledore is screaming, “WHAT THE MOTHER-FRIGGIN’-FUCK?!” Well, your characters aren’t canon and the “Caps Lock” key is stuck. Harry seems somewhat vampiric, but can stand in bright sunshine And you wonder why we “lesbianic minions” dare to whine See, there’s HP, then there’s Twilight; those two never should combine. Are anonymous-enabled to give everyone a turn Yet from our constructive criticism you refuse to learn Then by Merlin, Zeus, and Ptolemy, this bitch is gonna burn. And your grievance Lady
If your Harry-Stu is pregnant (man, that labor’s gonna suck)
If your Snape lives in
If your story’s up and posted, and reviews for which you yearn
If our fun at your expense has caused emotional distress
pottersues has failed to redress
Now you’re contemplating from the land of fanfic swift egress
Why not shut down the computer and try tennis, bridge, or chess?
Originally posted during the sporking of Electricity.
In the first month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Some random stupidity . . .
In the second month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Two caring Snapes . . .
In the third month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Three OCs . . .
In the fourth month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Four Animagi . . .
In the fifth month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Five pregnant men . . .
In the sixth month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Six Riddle daughters . . .
In the seventh month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Seven Draco man-whores . . .
In the eighth month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Eight white “Zambini”s . . .
In the ninth month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Nine girls named Serena . . .
In the tenth month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Ten where I’m the story . . .
In the eleventh month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Eleven emo Gothics . . .
In the twelfth month of miniondom, the Suethors gave to me
Twelve that cross with Twilight . . .
Suethors posting on the Internet
Have no clue their writing blows
Young emo girls getting both feet wet
With the purplest purple prose
Everybody knows a wood stool and the Sorting Hat
Help to place the students right
Often Sues can’t be told where they’re at
They’re too speshul, kewl, and “bright”
They know that Draco’s on his way
He’ll take them back to Slytherin to play
And every other boy is gonna cry
As if more Mary-Sues were in short supply
And so we send around this simple plea
"Creators of a Mary-Sue:
Although we all know speech is technically free
Stop your writing . . . we’ll stop sporking . . . voyez-voooooooooooooous?"Originally posted during the sporking of The Daughter of Voldemort.
Here comes Mary Sue
Transfer student to
Hogwarts (Witchcraft) School
Chocolate-brown hair and speshul eyes, she embodies all that’s kewl
Hear that old hat huff and puff ’cause she’s so hard to sort
She’s a goddess in bed
And turns every boy’s head
This daughter of VoldemortOriginally posted during the sporking of Secrets and Silk Sheets.
Suethors write . . . then post their fiction
Upon them all . . . a malediction
It’s a mind-boggling sight
On good writers, a blight
Slogging through a Suethor’s AU-land.
Gone away . . . are the days when
Writers tried . . . to stick to canon
And for now these fics force
Eyes and brain to divorce
Slogging through a Suethor’s AU-land.
In a Word doc we can build a Stu-man
And pretend that he is Harry P.
He’ll say: Is this canon?
We’ll say: No, man,
But neither is a male pregnancy.
Later on, we’ll share opinions
With
pottersues' LiveJournal minions
We shall spork without blame
All the Suethors we flame
Slogging through a Suethor’s AU-land.



