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There was a young man from Atlanta,
Who once heated up a decanter.
The decanter fell down
And burned up a town,
And that is enough of this banter.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

I once owned a pig that could fly;
Ronald Reagan is witty and spry;
Rocks do not fall;
Love conquers all;
Life's a puppy dog; you don't die.
--- Beelzebub TP9806

A girl stole a ring from a Quilt
And the theft had been proved to the hilt;
"Discharged," she was told,
"It was made of pure gold,
And thus there was no sign of guilt."
--- Bill Backe-Hansen P9206

Big cities are reeking with grief;
A haven for rapist and thief.
And designed in a way
So that half of us pay
To maintain all the rest on relief.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024 G2360

A nasty old man of Cologne,
Purchased all of his pastry by phone.
When they sent him a muffin,
He got all in a huff 'n
Insisted he'd ordered a scone.
--- James Drinards

Mused a linguist of wide reputation,
After moments of rapt contemplation
Of naughty graffiti
On the walks of his city,
"One might call it Polish Notation."
--- William J Wilson P0607

Teenage Joanie has arrogant airs,
And her favorite expression's "Who cares?"
She is known for her lip
And is rumored to rip
All the DON'T REMOVE tags from new chairs.
--- William N Nesbit P9601

There was a young person of Bateman's
Who was guarded in most of her statements.
When they asked: "Where's you Pa?"
She said: "Out in his car."
Whereas he really was at Bateman's.
--- Rudyard Kipling P8903

An inexact lad, Alexander,
Once called an old lady a gander;
Said she, "You mean 'goose',
I'll not stand such abuse,"
And took out a summons for slander.
--- Langford Reed (Bibby)

As the circus was quite an event,
When it came to town, all of us went.
They had a great show,
"But the best part," said Joe,
"Was sneaking in under the tent."
--- A N Wilkins P8711

Time was when all news traveled late,
And for lies every man had to wait.
But inventions by Bell
Have been used very well
To spread lies at an increasing rate.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2661

A group of punk rockers from Cheltenham
Composed filthy songs and loved belting 'em.
This pissed off the blokes
That hate dirty jokes,
Who, grabbing big stones, began pelting 'em.
--- Armand E Singer 765A

"I have twelve different names," whispered he.
"I've used them at random, you see.
But Doc, I'm quite lost
For I've found to my cost,
That I can't recall which one is me!"
--- Mary Danby - 2nd Armada

A fellow whose spiritual growth
Was arrested prematurely in both;
His perception of truth
And the fleeting of youth
Turned to avarice, lust, envy, and sloth.
--- Arthur J Deex P9602

At the modern U.S. university
They've outlawed all talk of perversity.
What was just tolerated
Is now celebrated,
In the new world of moral diversity.
--- Anon

There once was a liar named Sue,
Who would fib in her poetry, too.
Should she venture to say,
"A young gentile named Ray,"
You can bet he was really a Jew.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

A jolly old fellow called Boakes
Knew five thousand eight hundred jokes,
Which, ranging from bad
To the dismally sad,
He tried out on helpless old folks.
--- Michael Palin

A great crastinator is Joe;
He'll crastinate each place he'll go.
Expert do it later,
Superb hesitator,
Among crastinators, a pro.
--- Irving Superior P8811

A myopic bird-watcher named Fleegle,
Found a bird that thought a sick seagull,
Which he took to the zoo,
They said, "This is taboo,
It can't stay here, it's an ill eagle."
--- Bob Giandomenico P9502

I look bad when I wake up, I do.
And resemble a gnu with the flu.
My breath, like a swine's,
Armpits, unrefined.
May I ask, did you just get up, too?
--- Al Willis

No, I didn't, you raunchy old fart,
And your jibe cuts me right to the heart.
I look, smell this way
For the whole of the day,
And I end up the way that I start.
--- John Patrick Riley

At a cheerleading contest one day
In Flatbush, the Lords led the way.
From the baron of "rah"
Through the duke of "huzzah"
To the prize-winning Oil of Olay.
--- Chris Doyle P9410

There was an old puzzler, Ben Ross,
Who died--doing crosswords, of course.
He was buried, poor Ben,
With eraser and pen
In a box, six feet down, three across.
--- Anon

When Old MacDonald grew too old,
It was to me his farm he sold.
So, loyalty unswerving,
Let's sing, "Old Man Irving
Has a farm --E I E I O."
--- Irving Superior P9011

Mrs Malaprop said, "I'm by far
More fulfilled since I have left ajar
The door to more learning;
To class I'm returning
Enrolled In an Eng. Lit. Samovar."
--- Loren C Fitzhugh P9711

The fair sex is men; I declare.
They use common sense and they care.
Instead of revealing,
The girls keep concealing:
Who said that the women are Fair?
--- Jim Weaver Collection

A women on welfare named Gahms
Has studied the reading of palms.
Her income now ample,
She set an example
From welfare to Farewell to Alms.
--- Irving Superior P8609

When Gary the gardener grew peas,
He had this remarkable wheeze.
"If I plant them with ice
It will be very nice.
They'll grow frozen, so no need to freeze."
--- Funfax Limericks

"Doc, can I read with these glasses?"
"Of course! Read your books by the masses!"
"Oh gee, that is swell,
Illiteracy is hell...
Now I'll finally pass those damn classes!"
--- TuttaGioia

There was a young fellow named Byron
Who finally loved his last siren.
This renowned artisan
Was now flat on his pan.
He had too many fires for his iron.
--- Albin Chaplin

A fellow who lived on the Rhine,
Saw some fish on which he wished to dine.
But how to invite them?
He said, "I will write them!"
He sat down and dropped them a line.
--- Anon

A flea once lived on a pheasant
Who was royally vain and unpleasant.
Till the flea, on a whim,
Bit the 'h' out of him;
And now he is only a peasant.
--- Lois J Lambie P9003

"What makes you think Admiral Lear
Is a man who can run fast, my dear?"
He inquired of his wife.
She answered, "In Life,
It calls him 'Fleet Admiral' here."
--- A N Wilkins P8508

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An old time comedian named Bertie
Had a routine some thought rather dirty.
For six days each week,
He was known for his cheek,
But seven nights a week he was flirty!
--- Arthur Pattaffy

I invited best friend for a plate.
"You'll foot the bill" said my mate.
Three courses and wine
Were pleasantly fine,
But bill by the foot was the rate.
--- Anon

Because of graffiti, a curfew,
And soon the proud "authors" refer to
The curfew -- a breech
Of freedom of speech.
They curfew graffiti "furc you."
--- Irving Superior

An intrepid explorer named Bliss
Fell into a gorge or abyss,
But remarked as he fell:
"Oh I might just as well
Get to the bottom of this..."
--- A M Bodecker P8911

Our Herbie just did homicide;
They say he has no place to hide.
He murdered ten bugs
And then seven slugs;
That's why he is called Herbie Cide.
--- Al Willis T9801

Said a zealous young student named Coles,
"As we always term Polish folk 'Poles',
I am more than inclined,
With my logical mind,
To designate Holland's sons 'Holes'".
--- F C Wilson

Faith and Charity's Mom kept a journal
In which she wrote memories maternal.
Like the time, just for kicks,
The girls glued pogo sticks
To their sister -- now Hope springs eternal!
--- Stef Spad

A noted philosopher Rand
Took a butcher knife into his hand,
Sliced a horse clean in two
And from this did construe:
A horse that's divided can't stand.
--- Al Chaplin P9206a

If you have a cow and a calf,
Which will count for a sow and a half,
Now if each has fore legs
In front of two more legs,
How long is a ten-foot giraffe?

(How long is not a giraffe, How Long is a Chinese boy.)
--- P8705

A lady from Louth with a lisp
Liked her sausages especially crisp.
But in trying to say
That she liked them that way,
She covered her friends in a mitht.
--- Michael Palin

An IRS agent ought not be
A menace to every audit-ee.
He's normal like you
But when day is through,
He must be in bed by 1040.
--- Irving Superior P9705

A crazy old man named O'Keefe,
Who caused local farmers much grief.
To their cows he would run,
Cut their legs off for fun,
And say, "I have invented ground beef!"
--- Scott Hendricks

If Knott's Berry Farm merged with NOW,
It would have no effect on the Dow.
Their PR would suck;
It would not bring them luck.
The named of the new firm: Knott NOW

(NOW - National Organization of Women)
--- Al Willis TP9806

A financial advisor named Chance
Gave his clients one tip in advance:
"If you stumble on wealth
By luck or by stealth,
Don't bank it. Just leave it to Chance."
--- Laurence Perrine P8511

"In Athens what caused the delay
With the first marble building?" asked Jay.
"The trouble they had,
I suppose," said his dad,
"Was that they kept rolling away."
--- A N Wilkins P8508

I offer a riddle for spring
That is really the silliest thing.
If April showers
Bring May flowers,
Tell me what May flowers bring?

( Pilgrims )
--- Dark Poet NY

If many gooses are geese,
Why aren't many mooses, meese.
I find it confusing;
Not at all amusing;
I need help with this language please.
--- Anon

This toy of mine's a favorite pick;
Hop on and employ it real quick.
Come bounce up and down
And you'll never frown.
That's right! It's a new pogo stick!
--- Jon Gearhart

All these jokes here, they do suck.
They stink like a urinal puck.
Mine are not better,
Don't make your pants wetter.
Forgive me for saying they're muck!
--- Anon

There was an Old Person who said,
Pointing out the lamp oil on his head:
"It perhaps does not pay
During most of the day,
But it's helpful when reading in bed!"
--- William J Smith P0001

A linguist down in Berea
Told her lover, "I have an idea.
I'm pregnant with three,
So their names shall be
Ono and Mato and Poeia."
--- Anon

On this nation's roadways great sprawl,
Single discarded shoes, I recall
Are what I've solely seen
Though for years I have keen-
Ly awaited the other shoes' fall.
--- Loren Fitzhugh P0001

A parrot who obviously knew
And used cuss words considered "blue",
One day owner irked,
On punishment worked,
So into the freezer he threw.
--- Chris Papa

Bird' silence, the owner would stun.
He quick, freed the bird on the run.
The parrot was thrilled,
And asked while still chilled,
Just what the poor chicken had done.
--- Chris Papa

Who runs in the whole human race?
And just where should I keep the pace?
Can a pro be a con?
Is an oxymoron
A dope with a pimply face?
--- Mike M TP9802a

Mused a film fan in far Pago Pago,
As she mirthfully munched on a mango,
"Those who titled that flick
With its accent on prick
Should have added a 'Poon' to that tango."
--- Jim Weaver Collection

There was a young maiden from Multerry,
Whose knowledge of life was desultory.
She explained, like a sage:
"Adolescence? -- the stage
Between puberty and--er--adultery."
--- Anon A

A practical joker, McCarty,
In life had been healthy and hearty.
"I'm shocked," friends all said
At his wake, "that he's dead!"
Then he rose and said, "Thanks for the party!"
--- Peter Wilkins

Said the puppeteer's helper, Miss Krings,
To a sailor who knew many things,
"It will increase my hopes,
If you show me the ropes,
And I'll teach you how best to pull strings."
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2652

Platform 1 we departed at nine,
'Au Revoir' to Beajolais wine,
Reminisces to toast
In our train to the coast,
State the place at the start of the line.

(Paris, see first letters each line)
--- Barry C Clark

Farmer Moss said, "I'm oft at a loss
When trespassers, my land at times cross.
And for some, to their shame,
Rolling stones is their game."
Those who gathered were all stoned by Moss.
--- Albin Chaplin P9104

"Those are deer tracks," said Tracy to Jane.
"No, they're wolf tracks," young Jane did exclaim.
Wolf -- Deer -- Wolf -- they went,
And much time was spent,
Then the two were run down by a train.
--- Tiddy Ogg

A columnist set out in quest
Of the source of an "original" jest.
He found the remark
Had been made on the Ark:
A discovery he's never confessed.
--- P8207


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