The ancient orthographer, Chisholm. Caused a lexicographical schism When he asked to know whether "Twere known which was better To use "g" or "j" to spell "jism."
Mary had a little lamb, Its fleece was slightly grey. It didn't have a father, Just some borrowed DNA. It sort of had a mother, Though the ovum was on loan. It was not so much a lambkin As a little lamby clone. And soon it had a fellow clone, And soon it had some more. It made the children laugh and sing, The teachers found it droll; There were too many lamby clones For Mary to control. No other could control the sheep Since their programs didn't vary, So the scientists resolved it all By simply cloning Mary. But now they feel quite sheepish, Those scientists unwary. One problem solved, but what to do With Mary, Mary, Mary?
The Communist Party's Earl Browder Was fucking a girl in a howda. The elephant's trunk Somehow got in her cunt Which, they felt, made it terribly crowded.
Goodbye Goodbye, you see its time for me to die It’s really been fun living in hell And I’m sure it’s beginning to tell; People are already saying God bless, Its time this weary head was put to rest. What is as versatile as a University? Where the social life is a necessity And the girls are all after the looks Rather than what you can do with the books But does the intention ever justify the end. Still there are good things with life Shame they are all double edged knifes For the weapon is not fit as a sword, For all we do with vast sums, is hoard Money it seems will drive us to death. But what are our best days I am told It is question that is not quite so bold For it is something that we all hold the key Before that is when we cease to see School and childhood is the answer. We choose to forget those days As it was all just a dizzy haze It is childish and stupid we are told But it’s the most valuable that we hold Reminding ourselves of what was in front. People you see, always see behind From figures to stats which seem to bind. Important we feel they may be But it’s more relaxing just to sip tea And try to grasp what our future holds. Goodbye, you see its time for me to die For what I’ve said could all be a lie But if that was true then why do I feel dread As I near my final challenge in facing death Does the intention ever justify the end. Sent by Justin Parker
There was a young girl of Tonga Used to diddle herself with a conga. When asked how it feels To be pleasured by eels, She said, "just like a man, only longer."
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