She had
A baguette
With an extenuating dentelle
Elle, not HE or Lui
That rhymes with Hell
Luigi stood for 54 degrees Fahrenheit in
1887
An electronic ring in French
Made for prisoners
The Donut Shop meant
Wind gusts up to 20 mph
Sprinkles blowing through the hole
"Leafage" expresses the dew point
Pushed down by atmospheric
Pressure to knead and knead the dough
Rhymes with Bordeaux
A Station
A Bank
In 1891 the Sinai
Recorded "Carwash"
Standing for Murky Water
(Though car washes didn't appear until 1914)
Hence:
Bagatelle- Luigi -Donut - Leafage- Carwash
Means: "Put the prisoner in a 54 degree cell carrying an ankle bracelet and holding a donut with sprinkles blowing through it with 20mph gusts that was kneaded and kneaded with some or consequential delay and where a bank near the station of Bordeaux failed to wire money to the Sinai for irrigational purposes.
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