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A fellow who lives in St. Paul Has one hexadronical ball. The cube of its weight, Plus his penis, times eight Is his phone number; give him a call.
There was a young fellow from Wark, Who, when he screws, has to bark. His wife is a bitch, With a terrible itch, So the town never sleeps after dark.
My wife, when I traveled away, Made sly extramarital hay, And partied for hours With chosen endowers, And often came back the next day.
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."
A proper young lady of Taos Had her panties trimmed neatly with lace. But a vulgar young man Raped her roughly, and ran, And left them pure panties in chaos.
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