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But now you're soaked through and through;
I see water sloshing from your shoe!
You're starting to drip;
It's best that you strip.
I'll cover my eyes from the view.
--- Anon

OK then, my dear, I'll strip;
My sweatshirt and socks I'll off whip.
Now if you want more,
Girl, kneel down on the floor,
For my jocks are too hard to off slip.
--- Anon

And have a wee rummage inside;
Let fingers, not eyes, be your guide.
And when you can feel
What I barely conceal
There, my jocks you can slowly off slide.
--- Anon

Oh dear, your masculine meat
Fits in my hand so perfectly neat.
Just as my T and A,
Fit your hands the same way,
This wet day turned into a treat!
--- Anon

One freezing October eve,
So cold that the hands were in sleeves,
The roads were all icy.
'Twasn't terribly nicey;
Just look what Jack Frost could achieve.
--- Novastar

Thus speaketh ye old weather oracle:
Storms cometh, go not in thy coracle.
In vain may thou wrestle
Controlling that vessel,
And should thou survive, 'tis a moracle.
--- Tiddy Ogg

If you want predictions so logical,
Concerning things meteorological,
Consult Ogg, the Wiz
Who sure knows his biz,
Dissecting things entomological.
--- Tiddy Ogg

A magician of Kalamazoo
Said, "There's nothing that I cannot do.
It's the Fourth of July,
But why should we fry?
Let it snow! Let it snow! And it snew."
--- Jim Weaver Collection a

What is that stuff that I see
That's falling down through the tree,
Outside my window?
Could it be snow?
Yes, it very well could be.
--- Anon

Big flakes so fluffy and white
Are an unusual sight,
For one desert-raised
And in the sun braised,
But for now, snow fits just right.
--- Anon

Right here in the USA, bro,
It's some months till we'll see any snow.
But if I had my picks
I'd be in the tropics,
Wouldn't see any snow no' MO.
--- Anon

That snow, if you don't know, is CHILLY!
Makes it hard to get hold of my willy.
There's just no bragging
'Bout that shriveled thing.
All the girls think I've got willy-NILly.
--- Anon

And fingers? They're too cold to grab
Frozen titties, like meat on a slab.
My only consolation
Is the insulation
I get from my layer of flab.
--- Anon

The rain in Iberia falls
On the plain in the main? Utter balls!
They send their low pressure
To London and Cheshire;
It's England what suffers the squalls.
--- Peter Wilkins

A squall here would be a real treat,
I'm so sick of this infernious heat.
Always sweaty and hot,
Makes your twat smell like rot,
And you stick to the toilet seat.
--- Anon

The weather? It's sunny and warm
(Rather warmer I think than the norm);
But that cumulonim-
bus looks horribly grim,
And I guess that we're in for a storm.
--- Anon

Tomorrow is All Hallow's Eve;
They say we are going to receive
Not candy, you know,
But ten inches of snow.
I really am very aggrieved.
--- Azul

A failure of power, you say?
Got caught in a thunderstorm, eh?
You'd best watch it, mister...
A big Texas twister
Just might come and blow you away!
--- Scott Oliver

It was Bertha they gave as a name
To the storm on the east coast that came.
People left in a hurry
Fearing its mighty fury.
But compared to some, she was tame.
--- Youngbeard

I love thunder and lightning -- it thrills!
So exciting it gives me the chills.
My nipples go taut,
Afraid, I am not,
Of those flashes high over the hills.
--- Jayne

It started to rain, then it poured.
The lightning smote down with its sword.
There was a short pause,
Then from the storm's jaws,
Came the Thunder's deep subsonic chord.
--- ROE

"Thunder," the weather man said.
The thought of it fills me with dread.
I'll cover the mirrors
And if it gets serious,
I'll run and hide under the bed.
--- Anon

"Cover mirrors?" I hear you deride;
They attract the lightning inside.
And once in the house
With its deafening rows,
You'll find there is nowhere to hide.
--- Anon

Now this old wives tale made me wonder,
When on it I happened to blunder.
Rubber boots on the sill
Of a window, they will
Catch lightning that comes with the thunder.
--- Frank

I have a four day weekend,
Don't know what to do, how to spend
All of this free time.
Cause in the house, I'm
Stuck. Will this rain ever end?
--- Anon

An amazing man's Andrei P. Troofoff!
He's a primo professional goof-off;
Underweared, easychaired,
At his TV he stared,
While a hurricane tore his whole roof off.
--- Robin K Willoughby P8503

A harried housewife in Rangoon,
Hung wash in a raging TYPHOON.
Her possession scanties,
Few bras and her panties,
Are now on their way to the moon.
--- Chris Papa

An Asian cyclone is TYPHOON,
Which some mariners does maroon,
Who, if still alive,
With Friday contrive
To survive until rescue soon.
--- Daniel Ford

There was a wee girl named Estrella
Who owned an enormous umbrella;
One day in a gale
With lightning and hail,
The umbrella went up with Estrella.
--- Mabel B Hill

As I pass girls, my eyes start to swivel,
And some mutter phrases uncivil.
I drool words insane,
As I walk in the rain.
In drizzle I dribble my drivel.
--- Tiddy Ogg

The summer has come with a bang --
The clouds are its yin, the heat, yang.
And when the clouds burst
And slake the ground's thirst,
I pop out and wash off my wang.
--- H Welchel

When rain pummels down with such power,
And folks undercover all cower,
When lightning bolts flash
And thunderclouds crash,
It's the sky who's just taking his shower.
--- Cap'n Bean P0607

An elegant lady of Spain
Was caught in a deluge of rain.
She was swept off her feet
And washed down the street,
Then she disappeared down a large drain.
--- Loads & Loads Lims P0105

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These hours of showers bring flowers,
While girlies all cower in bowers.
With moisture they're wringing,
And t-shirts are clinging,
Which have such revivalist powers.
--- Anon

A bold Irish maiden named Mary,
Who found it exciting to tarry
In the hurricane eye
Of a spiraling sky,
Went a long, wrong way to Tipperary.
--- Cyber Geezer

In August, the hurricane Andrew
Drew looters, militiamen and drew
From desperate folks
Some down-to-earth jokes,
But mostly despair drew.. and rue.
--- Irving Superior P9305

If you live down in South Carolinee
And you avoid hits by a palm tree,
When you get old as hell
This story you'll tell:
"I remember the time when Floyd blew me."
--- Anon

I read using candles for light.
While transformers flashed in the night.
A-popping like corn,
The tree limbs were torn.
Old Bonnie was quite a good fright.

(Hurricane Bonnie 1998)
--- H Welchel

I've waited for Carol to call,
But she must have been in the squall.
Hurricane Floyd
Must have made void
Her promise of phone-sex, I bawl...
--- Anon

...My eyes out while thinking that she
Has been thrown out into the sea,
By winds so torrential
That rocked residential
Areas, please let me wrong be.
--- Anon

But even with landscapes stark
And locked in winter's long dark,
We lack hurricanes dire,
Sit home by the fire,
Kick back and drink Maker's Mark!
--- Barb

Oh Floyd will be such a pain
From Miami all way up to Maine.
But I am nervous and 'fraid,
For tomorrow I've laid
Plans to fly to New York on a plane.
--- Anon

As we prepare to be battered by Floyd,
His wrath we still hope to avoid.
Though warnings they'll post,
Up and down our east coast,
Hurricane parties will then be enjoyed.
--- Anon

In NZ it's already tomorrow
And Clinton now knows of the sorrow
Floyd has in store
For our southeastern shore.
You think his crystal ball I could borrow?
--- Anon

This summer we suffered a drought;
Now hurricane Floyd is about.
Our sump pump is worn
By the load that its borne;
The rest of today is in doubt.
--- Chris Papa

Four inches of rain are now down;
There isn't a dry spot in town,
And later, we know,
The brunt of the blow
Will be struck in parts here aroun'.
--- Chris Papa

The poop bucket's hid in the wood.
We've taken up all that we could
That might blow away.
Now we only pray
That our best precautions are good.
--- Chris Papa

One day soon, we will see the sun,
Once huge Fearful Floyd has his run.
We'll welcome with glee
No emergency,
And watering ban will be done.
--- Chris Papa

By midnight they say t'will be done.
For now we just follow its run
Up the New Jersey shore.
With more rain in store,
We hope the wind damage we'll shun.
--- Chris Papa

Yankees beware, 'cause Katrina's
Taking y'all to the cleaners:
She'll rip you to bits,
So gals, guard your tits,
And guys, get a grip on your penis.
--- Jarmo

Will Charlston escape Hugo's blow?
Which way will the hurricaine go?
Will there be "hurrahs"
Or Les Miserables?
Whichever, the Victor, Hugo.
--- Irving Superior P8910

I'm thankful, that safe is my mother,
And also my friend and my brother,
Who avoided the bane
Of that bad hurricane,
And I hope that they'll not see another.
--- Observer

Bush swears that he cares for the fate
Of folks in the hurricane state,
So he posed for some snaps
To show he loves blacks...
Sorry Dubya, just five days too late.
--- Jarmo

I think, since Camille, we've not seen a
An ol' gal quite as mean as Katrina,
Who's wrecked a few lives
(Like vindictive ex-wives)
While howling like a laughing hyena.

(With a bite worse than Sister Christina.)
--- Observer

Like most women, this big bitch Katrina,
Has paranoid schizophrenia.
She is full of hot air,
Will fuck you anywhere,
And we all wish that we'd never seen her.
--- David Miller

In the deep South the wild winds combine;
Because God with his power Divine,
Has sent to his slaves
'Katrina and Her Waves',
Who're Walking on New Orlean's Sunshine.

Now hang on a sec, Billy Bob,
I don't want you to cry or to sob,
But you couldn't be meaner
Than to dis this Katrina;
She gives a fantastic blow job.
--- Jonners

So loud and so rude and uncouth,
And coming in Missie's big mouth,
She's not at all tender;
A rough gender-bender;
Katrina, the whore of the South.
--- Archie

'Twas the worst year for hurricanes yet.
They had used every name in the set
For the season's named storms.
Now each one that forms
Helps to teach us the Greek Alphabet!
--- Nov 2005

It was a mild one as hurricanes go,
Some hang around to blow and blow.
And some are so mild,
They make my farts look wild,
As some people around me will know.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

I do hope this new hurricane
Will visit New Orleans again.
Selfish, I guess;
It would leave quite a mess.
But dammit, we do need the rain!
--- John Miller

In fact, it would really be best
If the storm track went quite a bit west.
The ponds are all drying;
The trees are all dying
And life here is losing its zest.
--- John Miller

The cactus in Talco are better,
On account the weather ain't wetter;
In fact it's so dry,
It's got to be why
John staples the stamps to his letter.
--- David Miller

A hurricane by the name of Opal,
Took Gulf Shores something awful.
Ruined a property of mine,
(It was one of a kind!)
And adjusters say, "It is a total!"
--- Joyce

We'll hear as the wind blows around,
Trees and roof tops tumbling down.
But safe in our bunker,
We'll just get drunker,
The biggest storm party in town.
--- Anon

Said Rita, in utter disgust,
"You can play on my strings, if you must,
But should your old flute
Slip into my chute,
I'll blow you away in one gust."

Her sister, Katrina, nonplussed,
Then stripped off her panties and cussed,
"You dumb stupid bitch!
The old fart is rich,
Don't waste him -- and I saw him fust!"


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