A habit uncouth and unsav'ry, Kept the Bishop of Essex in slav'ry, Midst shrieks, hoots, and howls, He'd bugger large owls, Which he kept in an underground av'ry.
A virgin felt urged in Toulouse Till she thought she would try sef-abuse. In search of a hard on She ran out in the garden, And was had by a statue of Zeus.
A young trapeze artist named Bract, Is faced by a very sad fact. Imagine his pain, When again and again, He catches his wife in the act.
There was a young fellow named Perkin Who was always jerkin' his gherkin. His wife said, "Now, Perkin, Stop jerkin' your gherkin: You're shirkin' your ferkin'---you bastard!"
We once had a clerk named Pyle Who had an affair with our file. 'Twas strewn askew From K through Q, And the P's were all sticky and vile.
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