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Of late Mr. Indiana Jones
Has taken to dating old crones.
When the park's in the dark,
She can raid his lost ark,
But he seems to be after her bones.
--- Neal Wilgus P8305

Your wit reminds of Clouseau,
A gendarme of calamity, though
He oft found a broom
Thrown into the room
While Cato delivered his blow.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

Said an analyst working in Dallas,
"It was merely neurotic malice
That made J. R. Ewing
Redouble his screwing--
The man fell in love with his phallus."
--- Norm Storer P9201

They spotted Jan Brinker on his bike,
Wrestling against elements, on the dike.
"Where are you going to, lad?"
He was supposed to have said:
"Must lend a finger to an leaky dyke."
--- Dirruk

Inside Jeckyl, Hyde would hide.
One drink and then outside Hyde hied.
A schizophrenic break!
One drink was all he'd take.
One drink and Doctor Jeckyl high'd.
--- Irving Superior P8403

A doctor named Jekyll and Hyde
Was a bigamist, no one denied.
He married and then
He married again,
"'Cause I'm really two people!" he cried.

(in Ellery Queen magazine)
--- Betty Jochmans P9108

The thing that annoys me with Jeeves
Is the effortless way he achieves.
He'll gaze in derish
At the full soup and fish
And remark, "But the sleeves, sir -- the sleeves!"
--- B M Coates P9802

The gentleman's gentleman, Jeeves
Had a very great number of peeves.
He hated all socks
With lavender clocks.
He said that they gave him the heaves.
--- Thomas A Ratliff P0307

There once was John Carter of Mars,
Who along with his green friend named Tars,
Saved a Princess so fine,
That Jeddaks did line
Helium's halls to gift her with stars.
--- Anon

Sword-wielding mighty John Carter
Is expert with hot steely carvers.
Several Millions have died
'Cause he cut swings so wide,
When someone peeks at Dee's garter.
--- Anon

The bristly Barsoomian swine
Must be soaked overnight in strong brine,
Then slow roasted 'til dead,
And served sliced, on dark bread
With a dry red Dusarian wine.
--- Anon

Alone and friendless on Barsoom,
John Carter nearly met his doom.
Big Woola was his friend
Saved his bacon in the end,
Then got sent way back to his room.
--- Anon

There once was a gameskeeper who,
As soon as his day's work was through,
Would barriers cross
To visit his boss.
Then he and the lady would screw.
--- Irving Superior P9511

There once was a tall Lilliputian
Who clearly had found the solution
To the problems that face
An unfortunate race,
That suffers extreme diminution.
--- Limber Limericks

Philip Nolan unmercifully floated
On an endless voyage where it was noted:
Never once did Phil curse
The U.S., and what's worse,
By the media he'd been misquoted.
--- Loren Fitzhugh P0205

Miss Woodhouse was clever and sprightly,
But she tended to take life too lightly.
Her ill-natured fun
Had Miss Bates on the run,
And angered her dear Mr. Knightly.
--- J Woodhead P9802

Where cobblestone compliments brick,
Where Melville was moved to the quick;
Where oft on a wharf
Or from an old trough,
We ponder the great Moby Dick!
--- Lims Fables & Poems P0507

I have ventured on insult before,
And on this one I heaped it galore.
But I'd never decline
A quaff of his wine,
In the vault of that chump, Montresor.
--- Anon

You unfortunate fool, Fortunato.
You drank in my grotto til blotto,
And then that brief halt
In that nitred old vault --
I just loved your staccato vibrato.
--- Anon

A zillion high-schoolers and me
All read "The Old Man and the Sea."
The old man with the scythe
Spared the Old Man's life
'Til yesterday, incredibly.
--- Dr Limerick 01-13-02

A neurotic young chopcock, Portnoy,
Said, "I never screw Jews, just the goy.
And a slice of raw liver,
Makes my weenie just quiver,
What a fabulous, best-selling joy!"
--- G2188

The Gypsy they called Esmerelda
When first Quasimodo beheld her,
And asked her to lunch,
He thought, "I've a hunch,
My boldness perhaps has repelled her."
--- Irving Superior P9307

V Hugo told the ancient story
Of violence and blood, grim and gory;
It described how old Quasi
Was tortured by POSSE
Made up of Parisian signori.
--- Chris Papa

In my hotel near Arc de Triomphe,
From the bedroom next door came a thump,
Then the sound of a belle
Shouting, "Do me like hell!"
Quasimodo was having a hump.
--- Peter Wilkins

Quasimodo was hurting a bunch;
Saw the Doctor for his spine had gone crunch.
"Something's wrong with your back."
"Doc, what makes you say that?"
The physician replied, "Just a hunch."
--- Kirk Miller

Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Was fearful and filled with alarm.
An amorous bull
Could be quite painful,
But Ferdinand meant her no harm.
--- Anon

Oh Jeez, but I'm tired," said Rip.
"I think I'll lie down for a kip.
But first I'll bank my wages;
I've saved up for ages.
And then to the pub for a nip."
--- Tiddy Ogg

He does; says goodbye to his mates;
Goes home, goes to bed and there waits,
With interest compounding,
His balance's astounding.
He's wealthier now than Bill Gates.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Young Robinson Crusoe's main quirk
Was to fuck with a sheep or to jerk.
But he'd faithfully heed
The skilled labor creed,
And on Friday he never did work.
--- Al Chaplin P9408

With a non-ending throb in his diedy,
The cast-away swallowed his pride. He
Wished to screw, so
That Robinson Crusoe
Resolved to have sex just on Friday.
--- Bob Giandomenico P9103

Said Crusoe, "I wish that I knew
What makes people act as they do.
When I wear my old coat
That's made from a goat,
They all run like mad, shouting 'Phew!'."
--- Mary Danby - 2nd Armada

A tidbit on Robinson Crusoe.
Marooned, with a sex life askew, so
When Friday he found,
He turned him around
And that's when he learned how to screw so.
--- Irving Superior

A young Salem widow named Hester
Explained how just one thing obsessed her
And pissed her off greatly,
Especially lately:
That preachers and lovers undressed her.
--- Armand Singer

This is file rem

Doing well in divinity
Got Hester A+ not a B.
Though the letter was made
Of a scarlet brocade,
What a price for her lost virginity.
--- Loren C Fitzhugh P9612

Jewish princess named Scarlet O'Schwartz,
A looker that Rhett Cohen courts;
Jazzy outfits galore,
From the very best store,
And a butt that looks snazzy in shorts.
--- Joel D Ash P0509

Scarlet longing for Tara and more,
Diamond rings, other things by the score;
Ways geared to the getting,
Her means -- heavy petting,
And tactics no man can ignore.
--- Joel D Ash P0509

Cooking and cleaning, no way;
September without Labor Day;
Much shopping instead;
Lazy breakfast in bed;
And big bills someone else has to pay.
--- Joel D Ash P0509

A husband that's quickly chagrined,
Wedding vows he would like to rescind;
Inclination to scram,
He does not give a damn,
In the morning he's gone with the wind.
--- Joel D Ash P0509

A fopish young Briton, Sir Percy,
By day avoids all controversy.
By night his agility
Saves French nobility --
In breathtaking missions of mercy.
--- Arthur Deex P8407

Marianne's mental agility
Did not equal her sister's ability;
But though lackin in sense,
She had recompense --
She licked her in sheer sensibility.
--- F L Jakes P9802

We all know that old Simon Legree's
The number-one villainous Sleeze-
Ball who murders poor Tom,
But, please, tell me -- how come
People say it's Legree 'Liza flees?
--- Robin K Willoughby P8411

Young Sinbad announced with a cough,
That at danger and peril he'd scoff.
"With my sails all unfurled,
To the end of the world
I will sail!" And he did, and fell off.
--- Mary Danby - 2nd Armada

The adventuresome widow of Sinbad
Broke her jaw and was wearing a chin pad;
Couldn't eat, sleep or gab in
Her own miniscule cabin,
So she booked the next time with Lars Lindblad.
--- J Maynard Kaplan

I really wish I had great powers;
On current laws I'd golden shower.
A villian I'd be
On a murderous spree,
And rape innocent girls for hours.
--- Anon

There once was a handsome immortal
Who smiled as he said with a chortle,
"I'll sheath your sword
Where 'twill never be bored,
Right in my very own portal!"
--- Karen Droms

There was a lad, Wally Cleaver,
Who was quite the penis receiver.
He'd bend over for Ward
And accept daddy's sword,
And in evenings, he'd bugger the Beaver.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

Said rich silly ass Bertie Wooster,
"I can't get the girls like I used ter.
So Jeeves, what advice?"
Said Jeeves in a trice:
"You need sir, some kind of a booster."
--- Tiddy Ogg

"Refraining from circumlocution,
The boffins provide a solution.
With things pharmaceutical
To strengthen you cuticle,
Your todger, and your resolution."
--- Tiddy Ogg

"Good show! Toddle down to the village,
And take care avoiding a spillage,
Fetch from the pill peddler,
Old Whatsisname Medlar,
So crumpet again I may pillage."
--- Tiddy Ogg

"At once, sir," the butler swans off,
(Genteelly hides laugh with a cough,
Abandoning Bertie
To dreams about flirty
Young wenches that he'd like to boff.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Returns Jeeves, with a bottle of pills;
"Now sir, these will cure all your ills.
Before you have fun,
Consume, sir, but one,
For an excess of jollip oft kills."

(jollip - tonic)
--- Tiddy Ogg

"Tomorrow's Aunt Agatha's 'do',"
Said Bertie. "There's often a few
Attractive young fillies
Awaiting my willie's
Attention, I'll bag one or two."
--- Tiddy Ogg

So Bert tootles off to his aunt's,
And gives several fillies a dance,
And fondles the booby
Of young Lady Ruby,
Who gives him a stroke on the pants.
--- Tiddy Ogg

"Oh heavens," thinks Bert, all a-quiver,
"I'll soon have to stand and deliver."
So his wine glass he fills,
Gulps the whole jar of pills,
Then off up the staircase, 'long wiv 'er.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Now children, as now you must know,
Discretion I'd usually show,
Of matters lascivious,
And leave you oblivious,
Of acts between lady and beau.
--- Tiddy Ogg

But here I must plead, it's contextual,
To speak upon matters quite sexual.
Demands of this fable
Mean I must be able,
Or Bertie-like, prove ineffectual.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Thus Bert, with a whoop and a holler,
Climbs staircase, his lady to foller;
Desire growing pent
As he makes his ascent;
He's hot, not just under the collar.
--- Tiddy Ogg

The boudoir reached, much excitation,
Is caused by the girl's titillation,
As slowly she peels
Off her clothes and reveals
As sight that would cause agitation...
--- Tiddy Ogg

...In even a celibate priest.
The globes shown, as bra is released.
And then, as her drawers
Fall, the gentleman roars,
And drools like a ravening beast.
--- Tiddy Ogg

He tears off his clothes, soon is showing
A rod, huge, its tip fairly glowing.
They both stand amazed,
For as on it they've gazed,
They see it's two feet long, still growing.
--- Tiddy Ogg

"My lord, it seems wrong to complain,
But that thing will split me in twain.
No, please keep away!
I cannot here stay.
No Bertie, I beg you, refrain!"
--- Tiddy Ogg

Too late, he's inserted that choat,
And they toss like a storm-ravaged boat.
That thing still expanding,
The tip of it landing
At last in the back of her throat.
--- Tiddy Ogg

One more thrust, an ecstatic cry,
His sperm shoots from mouth to his eye,
And with an explosion,
A frightful commotion,
In climactic orgasm die.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Remains of the pair were interred,
Together, both Bertie and bird.
If you gotta go,
That's the best way I know,
But the moral, from what there occurred...
--- Tiddy Ogg

When taking pills, please read the label,
If wishing such sport to enable.
For though you're depressive,
If length not excessive,
No use is an exploding cable.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Eb Scrooge was a stock trader bold,
Commodities bought, hedged and sold.
So much was his passion
For raking the cash in,
That man never noticed the cold.
--- Anon


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