There once was an engineer, quite clever and bright,
With circuits and code, he’d work through the night.
But on one fateful day, he sparked up a J,
And soon his fine logic began to decay.
He chuckled and giggled, his keyboard a sea,
Of random letters and symbols—what could they be?
"Is this really code, or a cat's little dance?
Maybe my functions just need a new chance!"
Arrays turned to puddles, loops squiggled and swirled,
While semicolons twisted and around him they twirled.
“I need just one more tweak,” he said, full of glee,
As he coded a llama, but forgot the ‘3’!
When Monday rolled in, the boss looked perplexed,
“What’s this monstrosity? My project’s a mess!”
Our hero just shrugged, with a dreamy-eyed grin,
“My friend, it's just art, let the coding begin!”
He hit compile, his heart racing fast,
But the screen flickered ‘failure’—oh, what a blast!
“Maybe my logic’s just under the weed,”
As he snacked on some chips, he was sowing a seed.
So if you’re an engineer, take heed of this tale,
That THC visions can lead you to fail.
But laughter and llamas are part of the fun,
In the world of code, where jokes are never done!
Hazy Humor is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
