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1's the arm of that bandit, the slot.
1 horse, as a town's not so hot.
It's the way on a street
Where no one can meet.
In golf it's the ultimate shot.
--- Derry Down Derry P8912

2 bits are coins that we use.
At crap 2's a sign that you lose.
As a cycle it's "bi".
As openers it's high.
It's the number of feet in our shoes.
--- Derry Down Derry P9001

3 mice they could run, but not see.
The brave musketeers, they were 3.
3 'r's form school matter.
3 strikes fell the batter.
3 sheets to the wind's, from a spree!
--- Derry Down Derry P9001

With glasses we're nicknamed "4 eyes";
4-in-hand is the noblest of ties.
With "H" 4's a club
As 400, a snub.
If yelled "FORE", you'll duck if you're wise!
--- Derry Down Derry P9001

There's 5 of both fingers and toes.
Thank God we have only one nose!
"Take 5" is a break,
"High 5" is a shake.
A 5th's full of spirit that flows.
--- Derry Down Derry P9002

A 6 shooter's a western-type gun.
A 6 pack brings picnics their fun.
Of a doz it's 1/2
And at craps you won't laugh,
For when doubled as box-cars you're done.
--- Derry Down Derry P9002

A 7 on dice or eleven
Is like muslims in their 7th heaven.
7 league is a boot.
7 seas we pollute.
The inning for stretching is 7.
--- Derry Down Derry P9002

With nerve number 8 we all hear,
For an octet 8 players appear.
We play 88 keys
on a piano with ease.
An 8th note's a 'quaver,' how queer!
--- Derry Down Derry P9003

9 holes for some golfers is game.
Each cat has 9 lives is the claim.
The 90 day wonder
Was a World War II blunder.
A cat-o-9-tails tends to maim.
--- Derry Down Derry P9003

The first of the alphabet A
Will multiple meanins convey:
It's a musical key,
The indefinite "the"
And with M it's the morn of the day.
--- Derry Down Derry P8903

We designate B letter two.
With "to" it's a verb, it is true
As a bug it will buzz,
(That's not all the bug does!)
And with M it piles up in the zoo.
--- Derry Down Derry P8904

Now C is a letter or word.
It is vision or ocean when heard.
When used as a grade
It is, I'm afraid,
No more than just average, not third.
--- Derry Down Derry P8904

A prefix or letter is D.
With "lux" it means very fan-cy.
With "light" it amuses,
With "bate" it confuses,
With "flate" it will set some air free.
--- Derry Down Derry P8904

A direction is E when at sea,
It's a heart test when used with "KG"
As a grad, I'll attest,
It's "excellent," the best
Also m times c squared equals E.
--- Derry Down Derry P8905

As an element F treats decay.
Its degrees tell the heat of the day.
In music it's "LOUD."
And you'd be less than proud
Of that grade, I would venture to say!
--- Derry Down Derry P8905

G's known as a man or a string.
As a force it's a powerful thing.
G's also are riches
To put in your britches.
When exclaimed, G can mean anything.
--- Derry Down Derry P8905

Withdrawal from H brings dt's
And tritium consists of H3s.
Put h in P_D
For a graduate degree.
As a measure, it's height, if you please!
--- Derry Down Derry P8906

The accusative I equals 'me'.
It's also an organ to see,
It's a beam for a home,
An ego alone,
Or a 'ID' if combined with a D.
--- Derry Down Derry P8906

Every J has the shape of a hook.
Its a walker defying the book.
It is frequently heard
As a raucous blue bird.
Before P it will deal with a crook.
--- Derry Down Derry P8906

A knockout is O after K
Which means 'thousand' to measure or weigh.
It's a constant for chem
And the weight of a gem.
In Russia it's cash of the day.
--- Derry Down Derry P8907

Some L's are high trains - how nifty!
In Latin it also means fifty.
When followed by 'BOW'
It's a joint, and we know
The British save Ls to be thrifty.
--- Derry Down Derry P8907

Small M is just medium we find..
With A it's a super schooled mind.
With S (do not hiss)
It is Mrs. or Miss
Or disease of a serious kind.
--- Derry Down Derry P8907

Small N is a neuter type gender.
With OV it's the month of November.
It's Napoleon as king,
A direction to wing.
Nth degree is too much to remember.
--- Derry Down Derry P8908

In degrees O's a temp. we all hate.
Our lungs with O2 we inflate.
O's a wizard with "z"
And a birth with a "b".
Before "k" O means everything's great!
--- Derry Down Derry P8908

With 'x' P's an army-type store.
With 'm' it's post-noon, not before.
With 'b' it is lead,
It's what's done in the 'head'.
It's played softly in musical score.
--- Derry Down Derry P8908

Before 'a' (as in answer) comes Q.
It's a line that the British all do.
It's a quart with a 't'.
As q.v. it's "which see".
Most often it's followed by 'u'.
--- Derry Down Derry P8909

Three R's we all learned when in school.
Rx is the pharmacist's tool.
Before 's' and 'vp'
It means 'please answer me'.
That it's right and not left, knows each fool.
--- Derry Down Derry P8909

S means curve in the road - do not slip!
When doubled it stands for a ship.
It makes plurals of nouns.
As a size it abounds
And with 'p' it is short for "post script".
--- Derry Down Derry P8909

A letter or word T can be.
The beginning of golf is a tee.
"To a T" is perfection.
Tea's a better selection
Than coffee or milk is for me.
--- Derry Down Derry P8910

U past 'I', before 'D''s a device
So lovers won't have to think twice.
As a sheep, spell it ewe,
As a turn, simply 'U',
As a valentine 'you' would be nice.
--- Derry Down Derry P8910

Vd you pick up at a bar.
Vw's a kind of a car.
V also means 'volt',
An electrical jolt,
It's the best sign for victory, by far.
--- Derry Down Derry P8910

Every W's an upside-down 'm'
3/4 of which is an 'n'.
It's used for a "p"
If preceding 'c'.
On a door it will keep out the men.
--- Derry Down Derry P8911

You may substitute X if you choose
For those sums, yet unknown, that we use.
With 'mas' it's a season,
With 'rated' the reason
For my losing this rhyme - Please xqqq.
--- Derry Down Derry P8911

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As an answer Y signifies 'yes".
As a word it's a question I guess.
Big Y stands for "Yale".
It is also the tail
That regular adverbs possess.
--- Derry Down Derry P8911

I hate at the end to abuse
A letter not eZ to use.
I know what it's for:
In cartoons it's a snore,
And it's found in all zebras and zoos.
--- Derry Down Derry P8912

M is for mournful Miss Molly
Who likes to be thought melancholy.
She's limp as a rag
When her sisters play tag,
For it's vulgar, she says, to be jolly.
--- Isabel Bellows 1884 P9608

N is for naughty young Nat
Who sat on his father's best hat.
When they asked if he thought
He had done as he ought,
He said he supposed 'twas the cat!
--- Alpha of Child 1884 P9608

O is an optimist glad
Who doesn't know how to be sad.
If he wakes up one day
In Hades, he'll say,
"Well, really, it isn't so bad!"
--- Oliver Herford

P is for poor little Paul
Who doesn't like study at all.
But he's learning to speak
In Latin and Greek,
And is going to take German next fall.
--- Alpha of Child 1884 P9608

P's a poetical bore
Who recites his own lines by the score.
The ladies, poor dears,
Are all moved to tears,
And strong men are moved -- to the door.
--- Oliver Herford

The alphabet is much too long.
Some letters ought not to belong.
They should be excised;
The whole thing concised,
Thus leaving a grouping more strong.
--- Irving Superior

Let's rid ourselves first, the "w".
Let's use in its place the "double u".
Then next let us try
To understand uuhy
The double u uuill just as uuell do.
--- Irving Superior

Let's next rid ourselves of the "k"
A "c" in its place is ocay.
That four letter uuord
That succs uuhen its heard,
Seems nicer uuhen uuritten this uuay.
--- Irving Superior

Let us next rid ourselves of the "r".
Instead let's be using the "ah".
Now, hip-hip-hooahay
Though easy to say,
In spelling is iahahegulaah.
--- Irving Superior

To shoahten this epic foah you,
As soon as I "0" into "cue",
I'm ahesting my mind
Uuile leaving behind
An alphabet of tuuenty tuuo.
--- Irving Superior

V is a vain virtuoso.
If you ask, "Pray what makes your hair grow so,
Do you think it's a sign
Of genius divine?"
He replies, "I don't think so, I know so."
--- Oliver Herford

Her hair was like coal that's bituminous.
Her eyes were exquisitely luminous.
Her complexion so light,
It stood out in the night,
Like a boiled egg white, it's albuminous.
--- Steve Anderson

The eyewash known as COLLYRIUM
Is just great hogwash to Myriam,
Whose sexy eye kohl,
Enhanced by a mole,
Meets any beauty criterium.
--- Daniel Ford

It is true that men will not make passes
At intelligent girls who wear glasses;
With one small exception,
These pass all inspection,
With big tits and cute little asses.
--- Ann Gasser P9003

There was a young lady named Trish
Who was granted her every wish.
A small win on Lotto,
And then she got Blotto.
But the daughter's a bit of a dish!
--- Jim Weaver Collection

At a contest for belles in a park,
The lights were turned out as a lark.
But infirm Jude McNeal
Who was known for his feel,
Picked the winner himself in the dark.
--- Albin Chaplin

A lovely young lady named Trudy
Possessed exceptional beauty.
Her hair gold and fine,
her face was divine
But her cunt! Now that was a cutie!
--- Jim Weaver Collection

Though a buddy of mine was quite lewd, he
Pretended he'd never been screwed. He
Was truly a liar!
Now his dick is on fire,
He should never have tried it with Trudy
--- Jim Weaver Collection

I just got an e-mail from Trudy;
It said, "Asshole, I'm telling you true, see,
If you don't cut this shit
I'm having you HIT!
Go pick on poor Mary or Judy."
--- Jim Weaver Collection

Well, you never do know with a whore;
So of her I will say nothing more;
Else I might wake up dead
With a hole in my head,
And my guts spread all over the floor
--- Jim Weaver Collection

A young woman from Krasnoyarsk,
So beautiful, people would ask,
"With a face like that,
Please don't wear a hat,
Or goggles, a veil or a mask."
--- Anon

This enchanting New Englander,
On our beaches loved to meander.
Her garb, we confess,
Left nothing to guess,
While the sun had to blush as it tanned her!
--- Dr Wryme TP9802

All beauty parades are unreal
And lacking in real man appeal.
I once had a grope
Of one UK hope,
But found she had nothing to feel.
--- SFA

Said a porno queen, "Yes, I take care
To give everyone reason to stare.
But the play of my parts
Is all for the arts,
Or I just couldn't bear what I bare."
--- John Ciardi

Some men assume that I'm snotty,
'Cause of my beauty and body.
They do not approach
In fear of reproach,
Thus missing out on a hotty.
--- Goin2

Fair maid, let me say in rebuttal,
Perhaps I am being too subtle.
My intentions perverse
Are concealed by my verse.
Such lecherous intents I must scuttle.
--- Ward Hardman

The curve of your calves in those heels!
I'm tempted to cop a few feels.
I'll risk a hard slap;
"Please sit on my lap,
And share what your taught blouse reveals!"
--- Ward Hardman

Despite your curvaceous behind,
My worship for you is your mind.
Your beauty of lyric
Can make me satyric.
You treasure, there're few of your kind!
--- Ward Hardman

Well now, I admit it is true.
I do have a genius IQ.
Completeley divine,
A female Einstein,
Who give an intelligent screw.
--- Goin2later

You may think my behavior is zany,
To be wild over you 'cause you're brainy,
But the thought of your genius
Has engorged my poor penis,
And has made it all purple and veiny.
--- Ward Hardman

Dump all sexual paraphernalia;
Shed the last of your come-on regalia!
Let the power of your brain
Work its legerdemain,
As we pair "high IQ" genitalia.
--- Ward Hardman

Let's commence an inflamed Baccanalia,
And enjoy a depraved Saturnalia,
As our coupling's delight
Brings a glow to the night,
That is seen all the way to Australia!
--- Ward Hardman


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