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There once was a thing called a V-2,
To pilot which you did not need to--
You just pushed a button
And it would leave nuttin'
But stiffs and big holes and debris, too.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

Ja, ja, ja, ja!
In Prussia they never eat pussy!
There ain't hardly cats enough,
There's garbage and that's enough,
So waltz me around again, Russky.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There was a young fellow named Crocket,
Who had an affair with a rocket.
It you saw them out there
You'd be tempted to stare,
But if you ain't tried it, don't knock it!
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There was a young fellow named Hector,
Who was fond of a launcher-erector.
But the squishes and pops
Of acute pressure drops
Wrecked Hector's hydraulic connector.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There once was a fellow named Moorehead,
Who had an affair with a warhead.
His wife moved away
The very next day--
She was always kind of a sorehead.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There was a technician named Urban,
Who had an affair with a turbine.
"It's much nicer," he said,
"Than a woman in bed,
And it's sure as hell cheaper than bourbon."
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There once was a fellow named Slattery
Who was fond of the course-gyro battery.
With that 50-volt shock,
What was left of his cock
Was all slimy and sloppy and spattery.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There was a young fellow named Pope,
Who plugged into an oscilloscope.
The cyclical trace
Of their carnal embrace
Had a damn near infinite slope.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There was a young fellow named Yuri,
Fucked the nozzle right up its venturi.
He had woes without cease
From the local police
And a hell of a time with the jury.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There was a young man named McGuire,
Who was fond of the pitch amplifier.
But a number of shorts
Left him covered with warts,
And set half the bedroom on fire.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There once was a fellow named Ritter,
Who once slept with a guidance transmitter.
It shriveled his cock,
Which fell off in his sock,
And made him exceedingly bitter.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There once was a fellow named Schroeder,
Who buggered the vane servomotor.
He soon grew a prong
On the end of his schlong,
And hired himself a promotor.
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

There was a young man from Decatur,
Who slept with a LOX generator.
His balls and his prick
Froze solid real quick,
And his asshole a little bit later.

(LOX - liquid oxygen)
--- Thomas Pynchon P8708

Okay now, here is the deal:
I'll share my most bean-licious meal.
Then locked in embrace,
We'll poof off into space,
A-spin like a catherine wheel!
--- H Welchel

Some people may watch from below,
As methane and hydrogen blow.
We'll both light a flame --
And go down in fame,
In this most fart-riffic show!
--- H Welchel

Oh what a choice of propulsions!
Last week, it was uric emulsions,
That launched into space
Your erotic embrace...
Today you choose methane expulsions.
--- H Welchel

Of actions heroic I sing,
Of names that forever will ring
In memory of man,
Till the end of life's span...
Yes, Armstrong and Aldrin and...Thing.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Now Nellie and Buzz and the other'un,
Soared up into space to heights wutherin';
So why'd they take Nellie?
It said on the telly
That Buzz and his friend needed motherin'.
--- Tiddy Ogg

The Yanks and the Soviets race,
At that time, to get into space,
Meant, first to the Moon,
And pride would balloon...
But did that bunch go to that place?
--- Tiddy Ogg

Conspiracy theories abound,
That trio never got off the ground.
In fact, my bambino,
It's San Bernardino
Where all of the action was found.
--- Tiddy Ogg

They took off on orbital flight,
Then landed the following night.
Says Nell's brother Louis,
That moon stuff was phooey;
They crept back and hid out of sight.
--- Tiddy Ogg

In order a movie to make,
With NASA's prestige now at stake,
'Twas stage set design
That made craters so fine;
So fellows, the whole thing was fake.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Those Armstrongs, they both are now gorn.
Old Louis died, holding his horn.
Nell worked as a stripper,
Then choked on a kipper
And died in an alley, forlorn.
--- Tiddy Ogg

We prepare on a June afternoon,
To go to the moon very soon.
Explore the dark side;
What does that side hide.
Perhaps nothing more than rock strewn.
--- Joel D Ash

The rocket blasts off into space;
For all it will be a new place.
Scientists all prepared;
Slightly nervous, not scared;
Some thoughts on the dangers we face.
--- Joel D Ash

The landing goes well in the dark,
Equipment and team disembark.
Lights are set out,
Our party will scout,
To search for a dark side landmark.
--- Joel D Ash

The foothills are eerie and strange,
At the edge of a stark mountain range.
Craters are deep,
Terrain getting steep,
Then suddenly we see a strange change.
--- Joel D Ash

Up ahead on the top of a peak,
Something looms very large and unique.
We cannot comprehend,
It looks like a rear end;
We just stare as we gaze at each cheek.
--- Joel D Ash

Is it real or a statue rock hewn?
Mooning us with its dropped pantaloon;
God! What a find!
It's a grand behind!
The backside of the Man in the Moon.
--- Joel D Ash

I'm the first man on the Moon;
They are sending a girl up quite soon.
She arrives in October;
If I manage to probe yer,
We'll expect the first moonling in June.
--- Professor

I'm the first man on the Moon;
I whistle and yodel and croon.
But because there's no air,
And I'm here and you're there,
I fear you will not hear my tune.
--- Professor

I'm the third Pole on the Moon;
They'll send up the second one soon.
Note second, not fourth,
'Cause the South and the North
Are Poles that weren't sent to the Moon.
--- Professor

I'm the first bouncing check on the moon,
And I go up and down like a loon.
Oh me and oh my,
Each jump is so high,
Making love takes a whole afternoon.
--- Professor

This is file btl

I'm the first laughing dog on the Moon.
And I'm having a quiet afternoon.
High up in the sky,
A cow just passed by,
With a fiddling cat, dish, and spoon.
--- Professor

Ah'm a wee laddie fra' Troon,
And Ah'm the first Scot on the Moon.
The whiskey is fine,
While on haggis Ah dine.
But ma' bagpipes will nae stay in toon.
--- Professor

I'm the first lunar arachnid,
Though confused, I will tell you what Jack did.
He put in his finger,
And wanted to linger.
Miss Muffet said, "You lack the knack, kid."
--- Professor

I am the first lunar sheep;
There's no grass, and I've lost my Bo-Peep.
She fell down a crater,
Now five lune-days later,
Can't get out 'cause the sides are too steep.
--- Professor

I am the first lunar cock,
The ground is as hard as a rock.
Please tell me when
You are sending a hen,
'Cause I urgently need to raise stock.
--- Professor

An astronaut homesick for Perth,
Was blessed with a sizeable girth.
So he snacked on potatoes
And fried green tomatoes,
So he'd fall a bit faster to Earth.
--- John Miller

Now all that he ate turned to gas
And quickly shot out of his ass.
But thinner or fatter,
It just didn't matter;
The capsule still had the same mass.
--- John Miller

That poor astronaut -- what a fool;
His plight goes back to his school.
He spent his time eating
In physics, not reading.
So he missed the more pertinent rule.
--- ROE

There would have been no human race,
Were we in the vacuum of space.
Without any friction
We've no predilection
To practice our deepest embrace.
--- Anon

No friction, Dear one? Au contraire!
There's lots of great friction out there.
But if your depravity
Depends upon ,
There's not a whole lot there to spare.
--- Anon

I use a great big rubber band
If bump and grind is in my plan.
I get 'em real strong,
They last all night long,
I tell ya, they're in big demand.
--- Anon

Snugly wrap the big band 'round your butt
And your honey's; get ready to strut
In time to the dance
Of spatial romance,
But do not, the hull plates, abut.
--- Anon

And if you start turning, resist!
I know it's fun, but I insist.
Centripetal force
Will wither his 'horse'
When, finally, you start to untwist.
--- Anon

It's verified, there's no refutin'
Of forces involved, no disputin'.
Our fun in the raw
Is due to First Law
Of Motion by Sir Issac Newton.
--- Anon

But if you want really hot sex,
And like things that just may perplex,
Join Schroedinger, Bohr
Heisenburg, and more,
Experience quantum effects!
--- Anon

And, dear, before you had slept on
Board the ship we know you crept on
To in the night,
It seems only right
If quantumly, you would be lepton.
--- Anon

The monkeys got smart in Transvaal;
A surprise in a lunar canal;
And out in deep space
A disaster takes place
Involving a main-frame name HAL.
--- Arthur Deex P8409

Their starship's called "Dangerous Curls"
And its crew is entirely girls.
Their job's to hunt monsters
That have alien sponsors
But their hobby's muff diving for pearls.
--- Anon

The aliens we see in a hive
Have great trouble just staying alive.
In a cruel twist of fate,
They found a jump gate.
Now they're assimilating Babylon 5.
--- Brian Prescott

Things are not quite so bad as they seem.
Your friendship I'll justly redeem.
To prevent your wife's bedding,
You'll be sent to the wedding
With our Saracen transporter beam.
--- Anon

An Earth-landed Martian, quite bold,
Watched a slot machine spinning, controlled.
When the jackpot was hit,
And the flow wouldn't quit,
He said, "You should take care of that cold!"
--- P8211

When I read my first S.F. literature,
I was struck by the front-cover piterature:
A beautiful girl
On some alien wirl
Being screwed by an alien criterature.
--- G2623

There was a young spaceman named Brimbles
Who mounted his girl while on gimbals.
And he marked the conclusion
Of their curious fusion
With a violent crash on brass cymbals!
--- Albin Chaplin 3024 G2577

A maiden from distant Capella
Once married an Earthian fella.
Their offspring were queers,
With cunts in their ears,
And their pricks were striped purple and yella.
--- G2578

I once took a spaceship to Venus
And discovered girls there have a penis,
And men have broad hips,
And in comic strips,
Charlie Brown has a sister named Linus.
--- Chairman Steve V

A space marine taken in shame
On a new-subdued world with a dame,
Confessed at his trial:
"I know it was vile--
I conquered, I saw, and I came."
--- G2643

Those creatures from Alpha Centauri
Crave extra-terrestial glory
By conquering Earth,
But what is that worth?
Earth will win by the end of the story.
--- Isaac Asimov P8211

A lady of breeding and grace
Was sick when she went into space.
Said a spaceman, "Goddommit,
What is all this vomit?"
She said, "That ain't egg on your face!"
--- Neal Wilgus P8209

At the end of all civilization,
Is the Planet Terminus's location.
There's a girl there whose feat,
Without stone or concrete,
Nonetheless, was to lay the Foundation.

(Do you know old Pinwheel Asimov? - McW)
--- Anon

If you honeymoon out in space
There's this fact that you'll have to face.
In a state of free fall
There is no weight at all,
And your pecker just won't stay in place.
--- G2645

There's a dog on Jupiter that's tame;
He hasn't had too much acclaim.
This anomaly
Was on the TV
And the Great Red Spot is his name.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

John Carter, the Warlord of Mars,
And a sizable Martian named Tars,
Lived by the blade;
That being their trade,
They're covered in glory and scars.
--- S Dale P8211

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea:
Science fiction from last century,
In which author Jules Verne
Could so clearly discern
Submarines would one day come to be!
--- Prof M-G

A Swiss lady living in Berne,
As a child read a lot of Jules Verne.
Men up in the moon
Came true all too soon.
In what ways did his mind twist and turn?
--- Arthur Pattaffy


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