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Disaster will come now, ere long;
Art finds he's got pains in his schlong.
Merlin's looked, sniffed and coughed,
"It's that Chinese you boffed;
Your majesty's got Hong Kong dong."
--- Tiddy Ogg

Now Merl's diagnosis, I fear
Was wrong, it was our Guinevere,
Who'd been sleeping around
With the sailors in town,
And given our Art gonorrhea.
--- Tiddy Ogg

So Merlin now gave him the chop;
Sliced off Arthur's most vital prop.
And Art cannot look
As Merl goes to the brook,
Preparing therein it to drop.
--- Tiddy Ogg

And now with a piteous wail,
Comes the creature that started our tale.
That lorelei shakes
Off the slime from the lakes;
Much older, and horribly frail.
--- Tiddy Ogg

"OK," says old Merl, "You're the boss." Her
Reply is "Gee, thanks, you old tosser."
She grabs that fine prize,
Stuffs it up 'tween her thighs,
And sinks 'neath the waves. That's no loss-er.
--- Tiddy Ogg

So those legends about old King Art,
Are lies, and not worth a fart.
'Cause old Ogg was there,
When he still had some hair,
And this story came right from the heart.
--- Tiddy Ogg

To the fairest of fair Gwenevere,
Staying virginal was her great fear.
This frog in the mud
When kissed, turned to stud,
Sighing, "My dear -- would Boy George be near?"
--- Naomi J Kahn

This nymph, who would one day be queen,
Had kissed every frog she had seen.
She had plenty of love
But, heavens above,
Died at the old age of nineteen.
--- Naomi J Kahn

Sir Lancelot, clad in his mail,
Set forth to seek for the Grail.
As his hopes were saggin',
He met up with a dragon,
Which he slew by lopping its tail.
--- William K Alsop Jr

There was a brave knight clad in mail,
Who set out in quest of the Grail.
But he found a dragon,
With its tail a-waggin',
Which he fought to the death, tooth and nail.
--- William K Alsop Jr

King Arthur has old Merlin sought;
The magician foresees why he's brought;
"I know all you desire;
I will assist, sire;
I've given the matter great thought."
--- Joel D Ash

The King smiles with amazed delight;
The prince is five in a fortnight.
A nice magic show;
A half hour or so,
But no tricks that will cause the kids fright.
--- Joel D Ash

Merlin frowns and is slightly insulted,
"Last year you were fully consulted.
A minor mistake,
That kid in the lake --
A bit small to be catapulted."
--- Joel D Ash

The King nods and speaks very sweetly,
"His mother forgave you completely.
Just take more care;
A big crowd will be there.
It's important the show comes off neatly."
--- Joel D Ash

Merlin smiles and describes his new trick,
"This trick is the best I could pick.
A dragon appears.
Smoke pours from his ears.
His breath lights a large candlestick."
--- Joel D Ash

The king is unsure when he's done;
Fire dragons are something to shun;
"There must be no hassle.
Don't burn down the castle.
No guests set on fire for fun!"
--- Joel D Ash

King Arthur's court's neath Norman siege --
None rushed out to shield royal liege.
They were having great fun,
Left their duties undone;
Forgot moral writ, noblesse oblige.
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0207

Particularly useless, the knight,
His loving he never got right
When he pulled out of the queen,
She made such a scene;
Hid his armor and tights out of spite
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0207

The archer, to find would be hard;
He's nowhere on the parapets or yard.
If they'd used hunting hound,
Perhaps he'd be found
Face down neath the captain d'guard
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0207

In the chapel the pious old count
Poured champagne in the baptismal fount
After three or four glasses
And fondling their asses
Had the Abbess and her nuns to mount
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0207

A couple of wine and beer stewards
In a practice as old as the Druids
Were up on the roof
Discreetly aloof
Exchanging their bodily fluids
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0207

The food taster's work was delayed
To the food no attention was paid
He left it untested
On the platter it rested -
He was eating the scullery maid
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0207

The dining room page was quite able
At laying a sumptuous table
But he left it quite bare
With nary a care
While laying the parlor maid, Mabel
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0207

The watchman found his job a bore
And consorted that night and with a whore
'Tis so sad to tell
That the castle fell
'Cause no one was watching the store.
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0207

Young Arthur was just walking along,
Idly fingering his dong,
When a voice says, "Hey Ducky,
On this day you're lucky,"
And he sees this strange bird in the pond.
--- Tiddy Ogg

The bird sees his eighteen inch cock,
And thereupon ceases to mock.
"That tool of yours grew
And would split me in two.
Go off there and fuck that old rock."
--- Tiddy Ogg

Of course the old witch was insane,
But Artie had great lack of brain.
So he runs to the stone,
And buries his bone,
And did not even notice the pain.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Already, we're up to verse four,
And I've barely opened the door,
On this ludicrous saga.
I'll get me a lager,
Before I attempt any more.
--- Tiddy Ogg

So the bitch in the pool gives a shout.
"You pillock! Now pull the thing out!"
So he pulled from the boulder,
His choat; "Right," he told her.
"Now tell me what's this is about."
--- Tiddy Ogg

"It means, punk, that you may go far.
There's a bull in the field over thar.
Slap him with your plonker;
If him you can conquer,
We'll call your dick Ox-killer-bar!"
--- Tiddy Ogg

Well that's the first pun that's out of the way.
There'll be many more, I dare say.
But folks, you'll need stamina;
You'll be grandad and grandima,
'Fore I'm finished, with hair turning grey.
--- Tiddy Ogg

"Now go to Iran or Iraq.
Can't find it? Well look at the faq.
Out there in the East,
Find a humpy-backed beast,"
Says the harlot, "and bring the thing back."
--- Tiddy Ogg

("We know what comes next," Erm has sighed.)
Says the crone, "On your horse you must ride;
Bring that beastie back here,
Then his flesh you must sear,
Then the place may be called Camelfried."
--- Tiddy Ogg

This is file pdl

But of course, as you know, he forgot,
And he boiled that thing in a pot.
This he served to his mates,
While they drank booze from crates,
And named the locale, Camelsot.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Says the biddy, "You can't get a train, ya
Will have to go, charter a plan, ya
Must go to Heathrow,
They'll be one there, I know,
That'll make you a Mesopotamia."
--- Tiddy Ogg

"But don't go by Virgin, you'll pay.
'Cause those things never go all the way.
Experience they lack.
If you want to get back,
You'd better fly TWA."
--- Tiddy Ogg

So he gets him a flight to Baghdad,
Get the hots for those Arab chicks bad.
When he gets to the palace,
Has a very sore phallus,
'Cause many a fine Galahad.
--- Tiddy Ogg

In the foyer a dervish is whirling',
And he finds an old conjurer, Merlin,
Who says, "I've a camel;
He's one of the famil-
Y, only a hundred pounds sterlin'.
--- Tiddy Ogg

So it's done; Merl fulfilled his commision,
And specifies just one condition.
"Now Art, we'll be pals,
And we'll get lots of gals,
And teach them the art of coition."
--- Tiddy Ogg

So back to Wessex they go,
With slave girls and camel in tow,
And there make a feast
Of that poor humpy beast,
At a wonderful party they throw.
--- Tiddy Ogg

At a circular barm they were able
To set up an old trestle table.
Each day at sundown,
They all might be found.
Those great nights at the round stable.
--- Tiddy Ogg

There's more of this rubbish to follow,
But not until after tomorrow.
'Cause Erm's lying there
With her legs in the air,
And I'm going to have a good wallow.
--- Tiddy Ogg

At her interview Arthur told Mabel,
"You must cook and must lay the round table."
The next day they insisted
The table consisted
Of twelve knights and the guy from the stable.
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0606

Said Merlin, the wise old magician,
When she asked to improve her condition,
"With those knights and their deeds,
A girl like you needs
No magician, but a good obstetrician."
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0606

Maid Mabel could tell at a glance
There'd be screwing, but not much romance.
Be that as it may,
The very next day
She's enamoured of Lancelot's lance.
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0606

A week later they couldn't find Mabel;
She'd run off 'cause she just wasn't able.
The job wasn't so bad,
But that damn Galahad
Had a dick like a telephone cable.
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0606

The archery contest was good,
But all of the men understood
There was one way to win,
So they turned with a grin
And pincushioned poor Robin Hood.
--- Anon

That old friar Tuck was a card;
At the sight of a duck he'd get hard.
With his dick smeared with pitch,
He grab one in a ditch,
And he'd finish up feathered and tarred.
--- Tiddy Ogg

There once was a Friar named Tuck
Whose diet was mostly pot luck.
With pot after pot,
This poor friar got
A waistline that outwardly stuck.
--- Irving Superior P9504

Penitents of Friar Tuck were disjointed
When he came from behind and anointed
Them. Ere they could foil
Him and his scented oil,
They discovered they'd all been tuckpointed.
--- Loren C Fitzhugh P9405

Fat Friar Tuck loves to drink;
It keeps him from finding the pink.
And since poor old Tuck
Can't find it to fuck,
The maidens just think he's a fink.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

When Maid Marion wanted a fuck,
She should have asked Friar Tuck.
He was horny as hell,
Shagged a sheep in the dell,
And then from a lamb got a suck.
--- Anon

The girls used to call him "Pin Tuck"
Cause he left little holes where he struck.
She would have many pricks,
But she would get no kicks,
And she'd never go down on his luck.
--- Anon

How dare you impune Robin Hood?
He always behaved as he should,
'Til sadly Maid Marion
Was found to be carryin',
So we know he was good with the wood.
--- Tony Burrell

Robin Hood, he ran through the glen,
Chasing after his merry men.
He did it that way
Because he was gay;
Before he had made Marion.
--- Tony Burrell

They all made Marion the maid
Wet in the wood and the glade.
With her in the middle,
They'd all get a diddle.
Tuck, John and Robin would trade.
--- Karen

A Professor in my class today
Claims Robin Hood may well have been gay.
The things his men did
In the woods where they hid,
Made Maid Marion blush, so they say.
--- Anon

It was the old Sherrif of Nott
Who spanked her hot little bod,
Till quite red and rosy
And he was arousy,
And had her right there on the cot!
--- Archie

When she died at just twenty and four,
In a battle 'gainst forces of law,
She was lincoln-green draped
In a coffin, Y-shaped,
And they buried her under the floor...
--- Peter Wilkins

...Of the forest that served as her bed.
(Robin Cried 'cause they never were wed.)
But they soon found a luck-
y replacedment to fuck.
(So the Sheriff of Nottingham said.)
--- Peter Wilkins

Said the Lionheart, "I am afraid
By old Brother John, I'm betrayed.
But then thanks to Robin
Whose weavin' and bobbin'
Kept Maid Marian staid and unlayed."
--- Loren C Fitzhugh P9811

I've a question 'bout Robin the Hood
And his friend Triar Fuck in the wood.
Are they having me on?
Could it be Little John
Who Maid Marion wet as he could?
--- Peter Wilkins

The first time that Marion got laid
In a beautiful Nottingham glade,
It wasn't Will Scarlett
Deflowering the harlot,
But Robin that Marion made.
--- oOOo

They all made Marion the maid,
For 'tis rumored afar that she laid
With Robin and crew
(To name but a few),
And thus became Marion unmaid.
--- Bob Hunt

The outlaw who's called Robin Hood
Is oftentimes misunderstood.
His mate called Will Scarlet
Brought him a young harlot
Who he rogered all day in the wood.
--- Donald McGill

While Robin in Sherwood was tarryin',
A great 'normous wood he was carryin'.
He had a cock fight
With Friar Tuck one night,
But it seem that he never made Marion.
--- Tiddy Ogg

It's true, and it sure was a pity,
He never had any so pretty.
He had to make do
With geting a screw
From every whore in the city.
--- Scott Oliver


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