There was a young girl named Regina Who called in a water diviner To play a slick trick With his prick as a stick To help locate her vagina.
There was a young girl from nace Whose corset just would not lace. Her mother said, "Nellie, There's more in your belly Than ever went in through your face."
BURN, SUBURBS, BURN Burn rubber baby suburb baby, burn! The gluttonous gluteus maximus No new tax for us Deep fat fry, suburb blubber baby-butt, cry Whip the whimp, the baby-boomer gloom-and-doomer Baby bought the fiscal fiasco Baby brought the strategy tragedy So sue God for the Damnages
Advice in Abundance Unsolicited advice free and abundant: So much of it there its often redundant. When I was a lad and easily impressed: I listened and nodded at the experts' behest. Opinions they flaunted on a scale universal: Expounding at length without forethought or rehearsal. With style and emotion, each made a case: Of factual content there was rarely a trace. Middle age found me as the consummate cynic: Quick to retort and given to mimic. With the passage of time I relaxed my position: Improvised wisdom doesn't require a logician. In the twilight of life there is time for a chat: I now render advice at the drop of a hat. Copyright; Jay Email: aamori@webtv.net
A fellow who slept with a whore, Used a safe, but his pecker got sore. Said he with chagrin, "Selling these is a sin," Said the druggist, "Caveat emptor".
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