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There was a young man in our section
Who began an immoral collection.
He had great Caesar's balls,
Which he hung on his walls,
And the tool of Don Juan in cross-section.
--- G2501

Calpurnia lived quite a life:
She would masturbate with a sharp knife.
Or have sex with a bear
While her husband would stare,
Mumbling something about Caesar's wife.
--- G2401

When Calpurnia wed Julius Caesar,
He swore that he always would please her:
"Every day of her life
I'll make love to my wife --
That is, if I don't predecease her.
--- John E Mayhood

Then Calpurnia said, "Very well,
But he often goes off for a spell.
Though he's one of a kind,
I have others in mind
Who know how to kiss and not tell".
--- John E Mayhood

"Why do men always make such a pother
Over something that's really no bother.
I have good fun in bed
And as someone has said,
It's a wise child that knows its own father".
--- John E Mayhood

You men chase young girls without stopping
And boast of your score in "bed-hopping".
Well, we've news for you,
All us girls do it too,
But we call it "comparative shopping!"
--- John E Mayhood

Thus and so, from Time's very beginning,
There has been some occasional sinning;
Some lose and some gain
But the meaning is plain,
The DNA knows that it's winning.
--- John E Mayhood

Cleopatra and Mark Anthony,
Made Julius C. history.
She said, "He's a jerk,
Who knows not how to ferk --
Because he always comes before me!"
--- Anon

Today Caesar's phrase we will borrow,
No decision off till "tomorrow";
Uncertainty lost,
Once RUBICON's crossed,
You're on road to great joy or sorrow.
--- Chris Papa

By toga stripes Romans were classed;
Knights narrow and senators vast.
But the purple put on
At the Rubicon,
Was solid, for the dye was caste.
--- History Pun Chimera P0108

Caesar was a great fornicator;
His soldiers all did cheer him later.
He invited them all
Cleopatra to ball,
And before the gang bang, gladiator.
--- Anon

Poor Julius was hung like a gnome,
And sowed his wild oats out of Rome.
But after his asp
Slipped from Cleo's grasp,
He did all his wanking at home.
--- Anon

Re: Julius Caesar: Of all men he
Led a life that was so "molto mene".
Upon being smitten
By Cleo, sex kitten,
He orated "Vidi, vici, vene!"
--- Macsam

Though Caesar was quite a barbarian,
His huge cock gave most gals an ovarian.
When too small was her yummy,
He'd go in through her tummy,
Creating the world-famous Caesarian!"
--- Jim Weaver Collection

The populous shoulted "Hail Caesar!"
But what if they knew this old geezer
Ran 'round in his toga,
Not practicing yoga,
But pinching the Vestals with tweezers.
--- Ystap

J. Caesar was really a guy;
He was hetero, homo, and bi.
He could have or be had
By a lass or a lad,
Or even by both when he'd try.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

When Caesar to his home returned,
The republic idea he spurned.
So Brutus and co.
Killed him off, don't you know;
What a lesson that poor Caesar learned!
--- Anon

Caesar, aware of fame's call,
At forty was nowhere at all.
"It seems," he said
"That getting ahead
Is going to need plenty of gall."
--- History Pun Chimera P0108

With VENI V. VICI used in the past
On Rubicon's crossing, THE DIE IS CAST.
The great Julius C.
"That's two out of three.
I'm saving, of course, ET TU for last".
--- Irving Superior

After Caesar was heard to proclaim
His great words of historical fame,
He cavorted in bed
With his mistress and said,
"I saw, I conquered, I came."
--- Alex Heydon P0411

At an orgy, old Julius Caesar,
Met a virgin and tried hard to please her.
She said, "My name's Mimi,
Are you pleased to see me,
Or is that just the Tower of Pisa."
--- Bill Wall

Old Julius Caesar won fame
One night, for seducing a dame.
He went on to write
What happened that night:
I saw, I conquered, I came.
--- Tiddy Ogg

He met a really fine young dame;
He saw, he conquered, the came.
She wanted some more,
Right there on the floor;
If she's pregnant, he'd not take the blame.
--- Enema Bandit

The greatest of Romans was Caesar,
A venturesome whoring old geezer.
From girls far from home,
He brought back to Rome
A Veni -- Vici -- VD fever.
--- Irving Superior P9004

In the 40's, a war synonym,
Though the early parts looked pretty grim,
But it came to pass
That we kicked Hitler's ass,
And took names on the Pacific rim.
--- Anon

In the 50's, economy grew,
But the cold war was starting to brew.
In my early classes,
We kissed our own asses
Goodbye as the atom bomb flew.
--- Cyber Wizard

In the 90's, our President's cheating
Had 'most the whole country repeating.
And Dolly, the clone
Was complete from the bone
All the way down to the bleating.
--- Cyber Wizard

Abigail Adams' quick wit
Sparkles in letters she writ;
To hubby and son
Wrote "Virtue is won
When to a great cause you commit."
--- Tutta Gioia

I think it was Dewey who said,
As the battle raged all around his head,
"Where's your 'esprit de corps?'
Let's go -- damn the tor-
Pedoes, fellows, and full speed ahead!"
--- Robin K Willoughby P8406

At the Alamo Mrs. Laport
Was expected to be a good sport;
She elected to sock it
To the others and Crockett --
But discovered it wan't their fort.
--- Thomas A Quinin P8405

To beat up the red-coated British
Was Washington's principle fetish,
Compounding the follies
Of General Cornwallis
With tactics King George thought quite shitish.
--- Hugh Oliver A135B

"Early rising," Ben Franklin once said,
"Makes for health, wealth, and wisdom," I've read.
Those who bed or rise late
I suppose have the fate
Of winding up poor, dumb, and dead.
--- Bob Giandomenico P9004a

The notorious Benedict Arn-
old was first in a line of consarn'
Low-down traitors and spies,
Which our country now fries;
In the past, they were hanged in a barn.
--- Robin K Willoughby P8603

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"For me," Anne said, "sex is perennial.
And fills me with pleasures millennial.
On the Fourth of July
With my two-hundredth guy,
I have marked my great land's bicentennial."
--- Isaac Asimov P8208a

Now I know why they reenact
That party in Boston; they lacked,
Being very austere,
Interaction all year,
But in Concord they've counterattacked.
--- Anon

In Boston, there was a party,
In seventeen seventy three.
And our British pals
(Though, be it with scowls),
Quite kindly provided the tea!
--- Observer

We threw a party in Boston,
Despite all the trouble and costin',
We charged for the scones
And the Indian clones,
But the tea -- that we happily tossed in.
--- Dennis Hammes

Years ago, back in New Amsterdam
The Dutch worked one hell of a scam,
Saying, "For your land's deeds,
We'll trade you glass beads."
All without so much as, "Thank you, ma'am."
--- Loren Fitzhugh

Lee answered the South's strident call,
He marched o'er the Maryland wall.
He came with his horse,
And his best foot, of course,
Into Frederick, the next town to fall.
--- Peter Matthews

Now a lady of Frederick call Barb,
Cared not that the men came to rob.
With Old Glory in hand,
She overlooked the band;
The flag they saluted with sobs.
--- Peter Matthews

Barbara Fritchie's grey head lived on too,
In a legend that grew and it grew.
Which goes only to show,
If you wanted to know,
That men to their flag will be true.
--- Peter Matthews

To the Limey who notes with disdain,
At the lack of a British Domain,
May he be reminded by us
He can tour Yorktown by bus,
And view Cornwallis' claim to fame.
--- MaryMac

Give three cheers for the Emperor Norton
Who breathed fire and always was snortin'
About ghosts in the air,
And things that weren't there,
And other phenomena Fortan.

(Emperor Norton of San Francisco was a little crazy)
--- Neal Wilgus P8308

Land-owners with heads in the sand
Bought slaves for their plantations grand.
But soon fate did decree
That the slaves should be free,
And the slaves then took over the land.
--- Albin Chaplin

The Mayflower's minute immigration
Appears to have peopled this nation;
Which in turn would suggest
That the Pilgrims at best
Were a people of fast fornication.
--- Hugh Oliver A135AA

The Picket Act of Ninteen Ten
Let Taft, with the stroke of a pen,
Reserve oil and gas
And hold this rich stash
Exclusively for Navy men.
--- Marlene Lewis

The withdrawal of Federal land
Can frequently get out of hand.
Some must be preserved;
So much is reserved,
All that we have left is some sand.
--- Marlene Lewis

Here's a question which still confounds me
But its answer I hope yet to see.
Our Forbears took great pains
To strike off England's chains,
But from what is a "Free Mason" free?
--- Loren Fitzhugh P0007

General Longstreet at poker was clever,
The best at that leisure endeavor.
With a sternly set jaw,
When asked when to draw,
To an inside straight, he said, "Never!"
--- Warrick Elrod

The thighs of the Lady Mountbatten
Alarmingly started to fatten.
"To spread them aside,
Even with legs wide,
Was challenging!" quoth General Patton.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

The trouble with General Sherman,
He acted to much like a German,
Attacking Savannah
In much the same manner
As Adolf or Heinrich or Hermann.
--- Basil Ransom-Davies

Four score years ago and seven
Our forefathers looked up to Heaven
To bring forth a nation,
The best since creation,
With freedom and justice its leaven.
--- P8305

And now we have had a great war,
That nation is covered with gore;
It has come to the test --
Free or slave -- which is best?
Shall liberty come to the fore?
--- P8305

At Gettysburg we lay our dead
With a prayer that is reverently said:
"Dear Lord, let those slain
Have not died in vain --
A new birth of freedom instead...."
--- P8305

"From the mountains...to the prairie...
To the ocean...", Westward, dare we
Ever hope to go so far?
"God Bless America"
(To be sung ((probably rarely))).
--- Irving Superior

Betsy Ross with her bustle a-wagging,
Had George seeing stars, lolly-gagging.
When he asked, "How's chances?"
She spurned his advances,
Saying, "Sorry, my interest is flagging."
--- Bob Giandomenico

J. Edgar, he knew that the crux
Of gangster control, was big bucks.
Some said he was queer,
But, that was a smear;
It's the other Hoover that sucks!
--- Tyme 321

The damned Jap sons-of-bitches,
We made them wet their britches.
We grabbed our gun,
And made them run,
The goddamned sons-of-bitches.
--- L0752

John Hancock's a name for a name.
How's that for a ticket to fame?
He wanted what Rex
Could read without 'specs'
And forfeit all claims to the same.
--- Laurence Perrine P9501

In sea fights he took such delight,
That he cried through the flame-litten night,
To the arrogant British,
Who considered him skittish,
"I haven't yet started to fight."
--- Laurence Perrine P9501

Korea that's called police action,
Vietnam with mixed public reaction;
We must honor all those,
Gone to heroes repose,
Care for wounded beyond mere abstraction.
--- Anon

When MacArthur left the concern,
How his girl-friends did yearn.
"Will you be back someday?
Or are you fading away?"
Said the General, "I shall return."
--- Ed Wolfert P8212

Those fellows named Mason and Dixon
Were hoping the line they were fixin'
Would keep damn Yankee swells
From those sweet Southern Belles,
So bad blood with good blood ain't mixin'.
--- Warrick Elrod a

Both Mason/Dixon names are on
The list of patriots long gone.
Although some critics say
That mere surveyors they.
Who knows where the line is drawn?
--- Irving Superior P9502

Heartfelt pain of past losses acute,
On Memorial Day, pay tribute;
All recalled July Fourth,
In the south, in the north,
To our finest arms raised in salute.
--- Anon

The war against Mexico fought,
Civil War oh so deep in our thought;
Any time blood is shed,
We revere gallant dead,
Even fights as with Spain that are short.
--- Anon

With historians I've had my fill.
They wrote, "Bunker" instead of "Breed's Hill".
They pulled one more switcher,
Called "Molly Ewer", "Pitcher."
Will they change that? No, like Hell they will!
--- Loren Fitzhugh P0007


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