A smokey-voiced woman named Alexis
Claimed that she was born in Texas.
But
her drawl is an real
As
her boobs, and we feel
That we also don’t know what her sex
is.
There once was a fellow named Bennett
Who spent 40 years in the Senate.
Though
retired, he’d insist
Even
a grocery list
Be dictated to an aide who would pen
it.
There once was a fellow named Todd
Who was blessed with a breathtaking bod.
He
kindled desire
As
hot as a fire
Which made women stand an applaud.
There’s a music lover named Nokie
With a voice that is off-key and
croakey.
If
you’re out for a ride
Don’t
pull along side
Of his automotive Karaoke!
There once was a fellow named Bruno
Who ran a brothel up In Juneau.
When
his Mom asked, “Dear Bru,
Just
what is it you do?”
He said, “Well, I just . . . rent out .
. . um . . . equipment, you know?”
A Cavalry general named Custer
Told one of his men at the muster,
“There’ll
be no one to mourn
At the
Little Big Horn.
I’m betting your life o on it, Buster”
There once was a young man named Ryder
Who wanted to marry a spider.
Its
penis was small,
Almost
nothing at all,
So, she put the whole spider inside
her.
One half of the Pathway to Venus
Asked her sister, “What is that between
us?”
It’s
sure not her finger
Or
that vibrating zinger.
Oh my God, do you think it’s a penis?”
There once was a young boy named Willie
Who could not keep his hands off his
willie.
His
Mom said, “Be good!”
And
he promised he would,
But we think he will not, but then,
will he?
There once was a woman named Dexy
Who tried very hard to be sexy.
With
skirt short, neckline low,
She
bent over to show
Views sending men to apoplexy.
There was a woman named Louise
Who like the breeze between her knees.
So,
when given the chance
She
went without pants
Which pleased the hes and a few shes.
There once was a
young girl named Britney
Whose personal
flaws made a litany.
She smoked and she drank
And dressed like a skank
Showing off too
much ass and titney.
A felonious
woman named Gardener
Had a plan to
make that Judge pardon her.
That wily young wench
Slithered under his bench
With her oral penile
dehardener.
There once was a
fellow named Treacher
Who worked as a
street-corner preacher.
He found folks would pay
To make him go away
Which was a most
lucrative feature.
There once was a
fellow named Moe
Who was tired of
this lifetime of woe.
He climbed a tall tower
In order to shower
His piss on the
townfolk below.
There was a
woman named Bernice
Who slept with
her aunt and her niece;
‘Til this three-generational
Degenerational
Affair was shut
down by police.
There was a gal
named Frederique
Who was known as
a sexual freak.
So, while kissin’ and gropin’
She left the drapes open
Encouraging neighbors
to peek.
There once was a
fellow named Lowell
Who accomplished
a personal goal
He gave his wife, Shiela,
Way too much tequila
And screwed her
in every hole.
There is an old fellow named Fritz
Who everyday
reads the obits,
To see if the dead
Includes his brother, Fred.
If not, he just
curses and spits.
There once was a
fellow named Warren
Who lived in a
house in a warren.
One of his great joys
Was listening to the noise
Of his
neighbors’ overnight warrin;.
There once was a
woman named Pat
Who could come
at the drop of a hat.
Just a minute or so
Of late-night HBO
Left a spot on
the couch hwere she sat.
There once was a
gal named Sunbeam
Who travelled
with the football team.
She was not a player,
But, rather a layer
To prevent the
dreaded wet dream.
There once was a fellow named Howell
Who suffered
from irritable bowel.
When he drove his car,
He never went far
And he always
sat down on a towel.
There once was a
cow boy named Lowell
Who sported an
impressive pole.
At the ranch, there’s a yarn
That he slept in the barn
Where he sired a
red-headed foal
There once was a
young girl named Jo
Whose favorite
word seemed to be, “No”.
It drove her Dad wild
When she was a child
But loves it
since she has a beau.
There was a gal
named Bernadette
With a face that
you could not forget.
Blue eyes, button nose
And the rest in the trroes
Of a facial
feature pirouette.
There once was a writer named Pete
On the corporate side of the street.
He
penned usage nstructions
That
doubled production:
Three words – Lather, Rinse and Repeat.