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Thread: Help Me TNL: Poems to Read Aloud

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason View Post
    How did Shel Silverstein get lumped together with the others... he's the Dr. Suess of poetry.

    "There's too many kids in this tub.
    There's too many elbows to scrub.
    I just washed a behind
    That I'm sure wasn't mine,
    There's too many kids in this tub."

    yeah that'll hold the crowds attention.

    I say Maya is a good choice.
    Because they're a bunch of Japs who can't understand english and Shel is simple and amusing.

    Oh, I see you've come to this conclusion with your second post.
    Pete DeBoer's Tie
    There are no rules, only consequences.

  2. Two words: Dirty Limericks.

    There once was a plumber from Lee
    Who was plumbing his girl by the sea
    She said "Stop your plumbing,"
    "There's somebody coming!"
    Said the plumber still plumbing... "It's me!"

    Now down in the valley of Shneel
    Lived a woman who loved to reveal
    With her curtains well drawn
    Standing bare as a fawn
    She'd do this really neat trick with an eel

    There once was a man from Bonaire
    Who was doing his wife on the stair
    When the banister broke
    He doubled his stroke
    And finished her off in midair

    There once was whore from St. Rue
    Who filled up her pussy with glue
    She said with a grin
    If they'll pay to get in
    Then they'll pay to get out of it to.

  3. LMAO!!! bravo gOzen.

    Here's a good one...

    There once was a member named Jay
    who perused TNL for a lay
    from what he concludes
    most users are dudes
    and decided to call it a day.

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