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The auld folk try't, the young ane's spy't,
An' straightway kiss an' fa' to't,
The blind, the lame,
The wild, the tame,
In warm climes an' in cauld do't.
--- Robert Burns

The licensed by the law do't,
Forbidden folk an' a' do't,
An' priest an' nun
Enjoy the fun,
An' never ance say na' to't.
--- Robert Burns

The goulocks an' the snails do't,
The cushie-doos an' quails do't,
The dogs, the cats,
The mice, the rats,
E'en elephants an' whales do't.
--- Robert Burns

The weebeit cocks an' hens do't,
The robins an' the wrens do't,
The grizzly bears,
The toads and hares,
The puddocks in the fens do't.

(puddocks - Scots for toad)
--- Robert Burns

The boars an' kangaroos do't,
The titlins an' cuckoos do't,
While sparrow sma'
An' rabbits a',
In countless swarms an' crews do't.
--- Robert Burns

The midges, fleas, an' bees do't,
The mawkes an' mites in cheese do't,
An cauld earthworms
Crawl up in swarms,
An' underneath the trees do't.
--- Robert Burns

The kings an' queens an' a' do't,
The Sultan an' Pasha do't,
An' Spanish dons
Loup off their thrones
Pu' doon their breeks, an' fa' to't.
--- Robert Burns

For they a' do't--they a' do't,
The grit as weel's the sma' do't,
Frae crowned king
To creeping thing,
'Tis just the same--they a' do't!
--- Robert Burns

He screws little mice night and day;
From his lab they don't run away.
Does not need a cage;
He learned from a sage:
The best laid mice don't go astray.
--- Anon

Bobby Burns showed but little concern
When the mouse did not post a return.
Not the first unrequited,
Other poets were slighted --
Johnny Keats never heard from the urn.
--- William N Nesbit

The delight of this snippet of verse,
Is it's meaningful, pithy and terse,
And what's more, it scans.
Ah, the best laid of plans
Gang aft agley, so much the worse.
--- Anon

I passed an old bum in the gutter
And started, when I heard him mutter,
"Hey, H, my old bud,
Still up ta no gud?"
I turned and went limp with a shudder.
--- Anon

"Is that you, my old friend, Neeky M.?"
I whispered. And man, he looked grim.
"I thought you were dead."
"Yep, that's what's been said,"
He croaked, as he hacked up some phlegm.
--- Anon

He said he caught rats (with a sneeze),
And mice (called the small ones a breeze).
They fetched a good price,
(The fats ones taste nice),
When sold to the local Chinese.
--- Anon

He spat a fine lunger a ways;
Quite far for a man of his days,
And wiped off the slurb.
"Here, sit on my curb.
Let's see if I still can amaze."
--- Anon

(Now Neeky had taught me some arts
Of fucking and rhyming and farts.
No drink would he spurn;
No fart he'd not burn.)
"You'll leave out the boring-ass parts?"
--- Anon

"For you, my dear H, just the gist:
One night, while excessively pissed,
I lit off a whore.
No, wait, there is more --
My Bic squirted loose, and I missed.
--- Anon

It lodged in her snatch with a "thwuck"
And through some bizarre twist of luck,
And unknownst to us,
Overlooked in the fuss,
It dumped its whole load, like a truck.
--- Anon

I fished it out, fucked the old lass --
I swear, this is what came to pass:
My balls felt real cool --
And so did my tool.
Didn't know they was takin' on gas.
--- Anon

I got me a nut wouldn't stop --
I spuzzed near a gallon of slop.
But this you might doubt:
My crank was pinched out --
So swollen I thought it would pop.
--- Anon

It wheezed like a garroted cat
And flew to and fro like a bat.
It rocketed 'round,
But soon the gas found
A candle. And then the whore shat.
--- Anon

My crankus exploded so hard,
It knocked me out into the yard.
The window blew back
And cut a new crack,
Where glass clipped her ass with a shard.
--- Anon

Though Neeky was swine in my eye,
I then understood his fate. Aye.
Although he'd great plans,
The best laid out glans
Of Miceing Man oft goes awry.
--- Anon

Robbie Burns once wrote To a Fieldmouse
Without a response -- dirty louse.
When he checked the address
He exclaimed. "Why I guess
I must have mailed it to the cathouse."
--- Tom Patton

Of Natures malignant inventions,
FIASCO, defying intentions,
Plagues mankind for aye,
And mice, so they sigh,
As in Bobby Burns' wise mentions.
--- Chris Papa

The Sassenach poets are fair,
Although they can never compare
With the lad in the kilt,
Who's sporran was built --
Who'd take any girl on a dare!
--- Archie

There once was a poet called Burns
Whose works are most folk's party turns.
But quoting the bard
Is for me very hard;
It is not what a Sassenach learns.
--- Chris Young

I'm practicing "Och aye the noo,"
And glugging a whiskey or two;
My overnight bag is
Chockful of prime haggis,
For Burns Night appears to be due.
--- Peter Wilkins

Best practice the poetry too;
"Wee sleekit and tim'rous gnu..."
Or summat like that,
But I'll have it down pat
Before Edinburgh hoves into view.
--- Peter Wilkins

Oh bugger! I'm guessing the snag is
Security thinking my bag is
Suspiciously packed
With bombs when in fact,
It's just packed with a dozen ripe haggis.
--- Peter Wilkins

Robert Burns was an interesting guy,
Though I'll never quite understand why
He had written a mouse
Who lived far from his house,
And not to that squirrel close by.
--- Bob Birch

The poet kept checking for mail
From the mouse with the two inch long tail.
But the mouse wasn't fair
For not sending by air --
Seems he sent it by way of a snail.
--- Bob Birch

The moral to such a sad fable
Is to use the air mail if you're able.
You could use any fowl,
Although I prefer owl,
And affix your return address label.
--- Bob Birch

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A true Scot was young Robbie Burns;
He'd take all the girls out in turns.
He'd sigh, "Auld Lang Sine,
Oh, Heather, you're mine."
And screw her right there in the ferns.
--- Archie

Here's to it, and through it, and to it again,
To suck it, and screw it, and screw it again!
So in with it, out with it,
Lord work his will with it!
Never a day we don't do it again!

(Published 1880)
--- Robert Burns L0367A

Here's a hint for my secret admirer:
Just write just what sets you afire.
If you know in advance
What lights up your pants,
You won't get caught in the mire.
--- Anon

To the software and site, a Bronx cheer,
And they're much more than likely all queer;
It's one hundred percent
Unsafe without consent,
And for legal perversions, "Click Here!"
--- Q

The gameskeeper of Lady Chatterely,
Was rewarded more often that qua'terly.
Though I feel quite a beast",
She reflected, "At least,
I'm having it off more than latterly."
--- Gerry Hamill

A programming genius called Gertie
Had a penchant for graphics so dirty,
No computer she knew
Would accept what she drew,
Until she had tickled its qwerty.
--- C G Robbins

Pornography's really the pits;
Idiots doing the splits
With their legs in the air
And that look of despair,
'Cause they know they can't live by their wits.
--- Tutta Gioia

On the subject, I really must say,
(Voyeurs might do what they may)
The sex in my head
While lying in bed
Would blow all your films quite away.
--- Tutta Gioia

A new magazine called Incredible
Depicts only girls who are spreadable.
Next month it will feature
The most gorgeous creature,
Adorning a centerfold thats edible.
--- David Miller

The erotica written last century
Makes it seem that the staid British Gentry,
Beneath their selectness,
Have hidden erectness
And are sexually wildly adventury.
--- Isaac Asimov

A director of porn, "Do-or-Die" Max
Staged a scene with this marvelous climax:
Horny heroes make passes
At hot babes with tight asses;
Picture eight-story pricks filmed in I-MAX.
--- Armand Singer

'Twas my first look at cable TV,
And what did my wondering eyes see?
Cunnilingus by Cantrell,
Eight inch dildos as well.
How long was this shown without me?
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0505

Me? Well I'm just a vignette;
The back of my ears are still wet.
I hope that one day
I may pay my own way,
But till then; I'm in everyone's debt.
--- Doug Harris P0505

When I read, I enjoy a good thriller,
The kind where the cops catch the killer.
I enjoyed Constantine
And The Door That Was Green,
But mostly seek out Henry Miller.
--- Al Willis P9702

Say! Have you heard about old Henry Miller,
Whose specialty's the sexual thriller?
Though his ego (see Sexus)
Is as big as all Texas,
Can his prick really be such a killer?
--- Howard Parke G0404

The problem with dear Henry Miller
Was, he just couldn't write a good thriller;
So he cleared from his mind
All the junk he could find --
He's now top of the literary pillar.
--- Harald S Green P8510

In his first published Tropic edition
Henry Miller gave frank recognition
For the help he'd received
From A. Nin who believed
In his pen and his skill in coition.
--- A N Wilkins P9104

Mr Mellors (her gamekeeper's name)
Overcomes Connie Chatterley's shame;
When he roots in her shrubbery
With an implement rubbery,
He observes that it's keeping her game.
--- Thomas A Quinine P8409

The box said "Takes 2 D-Cell Batteries"
And believing the pink-printed flatteries,
Saw her vibrating partner
As a sensual gardener,
In a story just like Lady Chatterley's!
--- Jim Weaver Collection

My maiden aunt from Fitzackerly
Was built rather like Lady Chatterly.
But it all went to waste
Because of her taste,
Was not sex but merely philately.
--- Tony Burrell

Though he was dressed rather nattily,
She dismissed poor Tom quite cattily.
"I'm having an affair
With the gamekeeper there,"
Said the gorgeous Lady Chatilly.
--- Ericka

"Though Lord Clifford is vestured more nattily,
The size of his member is rattley,
When he sticks it down there.
So I had an affair
With Mellors." the Lady said Chattily.
--- Hugh Clary

In one of their sexual spells,
Our Mellors put, (so Lawrence tells,)
Her tits in his ears,
So he never hears
The ring of the village church bells.
--- Tiddy Ogg

She knew him as her dear undercover
Man, this gully of pheasant and plover.
Constance said, "My dear Mellors,
You're a hell of a feller.
I'm glad you're Lady Chatterley's Lover."
--- Loren Fitzhugh P9912

Linda Lovelace preferred foot-long coneys
Such as the ones you can find at Shoney's.
But in a tight bight,
You know damn well right,
She'd settle for ones hung on ponies.
--- Mike Desso

She did just one movie of note
On which all pornographers dote.
It featured a knob
Which widened her gob,
'Fore plunging the depths of her throat.
--- SFA

Let me tell you 'bout my secret life:
My pecker was keen as a knife,
But last week -- Oh No! --
When the tart didn't show,
I was forced into forcing my wife!
--- Robin K Willoughby P8409

I'm afraid I get bored with smut;
It's like getting stuck in a rut
Now other folks' screws
Just don't seem like news;
Rather more like a kick in the butt.
--- Anon

Twelve months of Penthouse for free!
In anatomical terms that would be:
Six hundred hooters,
Nine semen shooters,
And a lady caught taking a pee.

(Penthouse offers subscription for good limericks)
--- Irish A

A dyke with a midget in drag,
Advice from an old hooker hag,
Three hundred twats,
And various shots
Of Bo having sex with a nag.
--- Irish A

A thousand and two close-up rumps,
A dozen whores caught between humps.
With this kind of pay,
Write them down, Don't delay.
The paycheck is better than Trump's.
--- Irish A

The Editor, Bob Guccione
Prints Penthouse, for whacking your pony.
Playboy is too neat;
Hustler is raw meat;
And Forum, I think is a phoney.
--- Frank Fazed

When posing a Pet for a shot,
Bob uses technique a lot.
His lenses he pastes
With glycerine wastes,
To tone down the glare from her twat.
--- Irish


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