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I was always told to never be late,
For diner, 'cause no one would wait.
And I still obey
To this day,
Especially if I can lick the plate.
--- Anon

What a delicious table you set,
And all I can eat. (don't forget.)
This girl is starving,
Let me start carving,
My 'appetite' you've got all wet.
--- Anon

We don't need any silverware,
Just fingers and tongues for this fare.
No need to be neat,
While licking your meat,
Or you to nibble my 'pair.'
--- Anon

For dessert, I've brought a surprise.
But you'll have to close your eyes.
Unless you're too stuffed,
And had enough,
Save some room, is what I'd advise.
--- Anon

It sounds so disheartening, Dear,
To hear that you're counting. It's clear
You're up for a treat,
And I think we should meet.
You'll only count orgasms here.
--- Anon

I'll cater to you're every desire
And continually add fuel to your fire.
All through the night
I'll do everything right,
As passionate heat I inspire.
--- Anon

I promise your interest will rise
As I kiss the insides of your thighs
Gently, exploring,
I'll keep things not boring;
No counting, just moaning and sighs.
--- Anon

There's not enough good can be said,
On giving and getting good head.
Then speak not a peep,
Drift straight off to sleep,
To wake up alone in the bed.
--- Goin2later

I see from the stuff you have writ,
That you still have all of your wit.
But if you just dream
About sucking cream,
When waking, why gargle and spit?
--- Travis Brasell

This morning, my mouth has the taste
That my tongue has been used as a baste,
For a bottle of rum,
A bucket of come,
And some hair in the seminal paste.
--- Goin2later

Though a tongue on your tonsils you seek,
I'm afraid that my stomach is weak.
Till you've rinsed with Lavoris,
I'll tweak your clitoris,
And give you a peck on the cheek.
--- Scott

Here's something men shouldn't forget,
And pubic hairs I'll not start to split.
Please don't get me wrong,
But what comes from your dong,
Quite frankly guys, it tastes like shit.
--- Allen Wolverton

Hang on just a minute there, pard,
This one has left me a might jarred.
If you're sucking on it,
And its tasting like shit,
Then you must be sucking too hard.
--- MrMalo

All you girls can go sneer if you wish;
Use the source, dears, and not some cold dish;
We'll lick back to be kind,
And we fellows don't mind
If your twats have the fragrance of fish!
--- Goin2later

I'm not sure how long I have known it,
But it needs some good licks, 'fore you bone it.
And one sure way to tell
That you're doing it well,
Is your face will look like a glazed donut.
--- Scott

First I will start by puttin'
My tongue deep in for a good 'un.
And as I now eat
That perfect male treat,
My pole will become stiff and wooden.
--- Gearhart

Hop on and put in overtime
On this here thick log of mine.
It's yours for the taking;
Just look how I'm shaking
And throbbing for you, how devine.
--- Gearhart

Most glamour belongs to the young.
For some, Spring has long ago sprung.
But that's not to say,
That I wouldn't play.
Just how good are you with your tongue?
--- Frank Spectra

I have a talented tongue,
Although I am not really young.
No one has complained
Or ever refrained
From singing my praises among.
--- Ardens

There was a young rockstar called Mick
With a Mars Bar did something quite sick.
And Marian Faithful
Gave him quite a faceful,
Getting off on the star's forty licks.
--- Donald McGill

His mouth, as it gathers her moss,
Gave onto his gnashers, a floss.
She wiggled her hips,
Then painted his lips,
And people would swear it was gloss.
--- SFA

This lion is roaring today
For lack of a Carol buffet.
That Chesapeake hottie
Will beam me up, Scotty,
And cause my libido to stray.
--- Randog

How 'bout that...to me there's an ode!
And just when I thought things had slowed,
Right down to a crawl.
It seems, after all,
That someone here wnats to get blowed.
--- Carol

Phone sex? What's with all of the fuss?
Why should I pay for someone to cuss
For three bucks a minute?
There's not much sin in it,
And the spunk's just a bit of a muss.
--- Artie Troll

While fishing, I learned something cool;
Fish speak like they're from Liverpool.
Their British accent
Is no accident;
They're taught how to speak in their school.
--- Travis Brasell

When he suffered a bit of bad luck,
He didn't just mutter "Oh, shuck!"
But "God damn it to hell!"
And "Those bastards!" as well,
And "Shit" and "Christ Jesus" and "Fuck!"
--- Lance Payne P8705

Last Saturday night Mrs. Lizst
Lost two-hundred bucks playing whist.
The blue streak that she swore
Woke the priest up next door,
And he added some fine points she missed.
--- Michael Weinstein P9511a

There was a young boy named Dewitt,
When angered, would always say 'Shit!'
Said his mother, "You dope!
I guess you like soap!"
And used up the last little bit.
--- S A Latham

Young women sure like that "ear candy",
'Cause they think it comes in real handy,
When in a love setting
Of kissing and petting,
With any old Tom, Dick, or Randy!
--- Anon

Teachers hate ebonics, you know.
Little Sally said "Me da 'ho".
Her teacher took fright
And said, "That's not right!
You must learn to say 'Idaho'."
--- Mark

To be tactful is good and discreet;
For most people, such is a treat.
But it's sad to say,
I was not made that way.
I only open my mouth to change feet.
--- Tony Burrell

My foot sprang to my mouth just today.
One might think I'd feel natural this way.
With my neighbor I stood.
Retraction? No good.
Once it's in, there's the devil to pay.
--- Tony Burrell

An impatient young fellow named Slatter
Was disturbed by his lady friend's chatter.
He said, "Gabbing's a crime;
I believe it is time
That we got to the root of the matter.'
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-0334

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There was a young man named Carruthers
Who sucked off the cocks of his brothers.
He cuntsucked just dozens
Of sister and cousins,
And knocked up both his grandmothers!
--- G0834

A clerk in a Building Society
Behaved with extreme impropiety.
He made interest-free loans,
And his manager's moans
Comprised words of the gravest impiety.
--- X Rowland Burnham P8512

A man who can talk while in action
Is surely a major attraction.
It's a rare thing indeed
To find one that succeeds.
Are you guaranteeing satisfaction?
--- Anon

Satisfy? On my act you can bank!
If I fail, my firm buns you can spank!
Would you like references
Of experiences
That belong to this bloody ol' Yank?
--- Anon

The language they speak in Detroit
Is Ebonic and most maladroit.
You may say I'm a snob,
But the speech from that mob
Makes my British-bred ears really 'hoit'!
--- Ed Randolph

"When I travel to Boston," Ms. Whipple
Remarked, "My enjoyment is triple
If I can get scrod."
"Yes," her friend said, "it's odd,
Though, your using the past participle."
--- A N Wilkins P8711

What you said is all Greek to me;
You've left here a pile of debris;
It's all convoluted
And should be disputed,
And furthermore...I don't agree!
--- Anon

M'lord told her ladyship, "Nay.
I have not indeed spoken today.
However my dear,
I shall speak -- never fear --
When I find I have something to say.
--- A N Wilkins P8605

An unnerved public speaker named Rick
To gain audience mastery quick,
Tried to image them nude,
But being a prude,
Was done in by the rise of his prick.
--- Armand Singer

A fractious old person named Laurel,
Whose temper disposed him to quarrel,
Was most impolite
When he knew he was right
And his language, when wrong, was immoral.
--- Anon

Never pass up a chance to shut up;
Your audience will drink from your cup.
When you pull them up short,
With an edited report,
They'll wonder to what you are up!
--- Ystap

A professor emeritus Lloyd,
New methods of teaching deployed.
He taught students obscenities
And other amenities,
So they all knew the words to avoid.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2165

A lisping shoe salesman was wise
To keep his flaw in disguise.
He'd the bad luck to say
To a lady one day,
"Thit down while I look up your thize."
--- Macsam

Most instead of, "I said" say, "I go"
And for emphasis screech, "Hey" and "Whoa."
I say, "Let's have a chat."
And "Whereabouts at?"
It's "Like" we've lost our English, "You know."
--- Loren C Fitzhugh P9612

There once was a fellow named Bones
Whose mind was divided in zones.
He dressed like a freak,
And when he would speak,
His sounds were just mumbles and moans.
--- Cap'n Bean P0504

"You must toot your own horn, you can't duck it, Kid!
Feed 'em crap, till it has to be bucketed!"
So by boasting all morn,
Do I 'toot my own horn'?
Or is that what the man from Nantucket did?
--- Jim Weaver Collection

While working one day in the poolyard,
With a friend whom I've known since the schoolyard,
I corrected his grammar,
When I borrowed his hammer,
He said, "Pal, this ain't fucking Julliard."
--- Raging Bull

Though now I can speak very well,
I once used to stammer like hell.
So, I went on the stage;
The play, THE FRONT PAGE,
And now not a soul can t-t-tell.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

TV ads is what this is about.
If only we could tune them out.
In the middle of dramas
They show PMS traumas,
And why do car dealers all SHOUT?
--- Tom Patton P9611

Our history (quaint) has its moral:
When given a chance any whore'll
Write history (living)
(Pretending forgiving
Her dear hubby's history (oral))
--- Anon

A husband whose history's rotten
With oral fixation on twatten,
May by his wife be,
(Just take it from me!),
Forgiven but never forgotten!
--- Anon

Every Tom, Marla, Wendy or Ike,
No matter which comes down the pike,
In their everyday speech
They make one want to screech
At the redundant use of the word "like."
--- Loren Fitzhugh P0506

A queer in the depths of Eurasia
With a talent for paronomasia,
Said, "Be Pericle's consort,
The fuck-on-and-on sort;
You'll get rich--you will find you're Aspasia."

(paronomasia - incorrect naming of objects)
--- G2328

A phone slut named Birkenhahler,
Loves to scream and to holler.
For ten cents a minute,
She'll tell you you're in it,
But you have to be the fifth caller.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

Although this may sound somewhat terse,
But there's truth to be found in reverse.
Men tag along plodding,
Say yes dear and nodding,
With their jewels tucked down deep in our purse.
--- Anon

There once was a man of verbosity,
Who loved words with a savage ferocity.
Waxing profound,
He fell to the ground,
Knocked out by his own pomposity.
--- Lovely Angel

The nasty put-downs are an art;
They're pointed and sharp at the start.
They jab and they thrust --
The object is crushed
On phrases blunt, from a tongue tart.
--- Anon

I once had a friend from Secaucus;
His lifestyle, he said, was quite raucous.
What he said was fantastic,
And enthusiastic;
It's clear he just said it to shock us.
--- Anon

There once was a young man named Seamus,
Who dreamed of one day being famous.
But what hindered his fame
Was pronouncing his name!
Not "See-mus" you morons, it's "Shay-mus"!
--- Big Mick

Though he claimed that his speech was Castilian,
To mere mortals it seemed strange and alien.
For he never was heard
To utter a word
Which was not at least sesquipedalian.
--- A N Wilkins P9308

Thally, the cop, caught me thpeeding;
The limit I sure wasn't heeding.
My thpeech wasn't clear
As my lithp is severe.
I thpent a whole hour just pleading.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

The wife of an old man named Royce
Was struck with the loss of her voice.
Divine help he did seek
For one day of each week,
And the rest of the week, he'd rejoice.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2460

The wife of a fellow named Chape,
Could talk the rear end off an ape.
Once he tried to record it,
But could not afford it;
It cost him too much for the tape.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2492


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