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Tom looked from his sick-bed obliquely;
"It's Monday, and I'm feeling bleakly
Unwell; it's a shame,
It's always the same
Each senight," moaned Thomas Swift weakly.

(senight - half a fortnight)
--- Tiddy Ogg

Said Mary, as Tom put his hand on
Her knee, "Get off Swift or you'll land on
Your back. You have tarried
Too long, I am married."
A finger she showed with abandon.
--- Tiddy Ogg

The carpet Tom bought without care.
"There's only enough of it there
To cover the landing,
But not where I'm standing."
Said Tom, with a very blank stare.
--- Ericka

"Oh Mary, that gave me a scare,
The tire at the front's losing air.
I'll go get the jack,
And the tire in the back...
That's flat too," Tom said, with despair.
--- Tiddy Ogg

"I'm camping with Debbie in Kent;
She thinks I'm a harmless old gent;
But wait 'til tonight
When I turn out the light
Under canvas," said Tom with intent.
--- Peter Wilkins

"I'm bored with this etching and scoring
This page, over which I am pouring.
I think I'll make tracks
As soon as I packs
My picture," said Thomas, withdrawing.
--- Archie

"A flat tire is really not fair,
Out here in the midst of nowhere.
I'd hitchhike to town
But no one's around.
I'm screwed!" said Tom, without despair.
--- Ericka

"For reasons I really don't know fully,
When I'm betting to win, place or show, fully
Expecting my wager
To pay moneybags, major,
The horse won't giddap," said Tom woefully.
--- Hugh Clary

Said Tom, "When my daddy would go,
I'd ravish my Mom, head to toe."
Tom's friend asked, in shock,
"How'd she suck your cock?"
Tom answered, "Apparently so."
--- Travis Brasell

Sweet Katie was waiting supinely,
Her negligee open divinely,
When I walked through her door.
"I hope you have more
Than eight inches," she fancied, benignly.
--- Hugh Clary

Young Deb sat adrift in a sleigh
With Tom on a cold winter's day.
"While we are off the road,
Howzabout I get blowed?"
Asked Tom of the gal, by the way.
--- Brian Belge

Dear Tiddy, My reply I've not taken lightly,
But as happens to me fortnightly,
I've run out of words.
My efforts are turds.
"It's writer's block." Tom said, contritely.
--- Ericka

"I wish we could do us some ballin',
But it doesn't seem likely, Miss Sprollen;
Though it earlier stood
Just as tall as it could,
It's subsided," Tom noted, crestfallen.
--- Hugh Clary

"Our love-making had me elated,
But now that the passion's abated,
My poor little dicky
Is all wet and sticky,
And drooping," said Thomas deflated.
--- Tiddy Ogg

In Dee's massive hooter so fair,
Poor Thomas once struggled for air;
"Can't breathe...(mutter, croak...)
I need...(mumble oomph choke...)
Spluttered Tom in the depths of Dee's pair.
--- Peter Wilkins

Approaching me, Kate on knees bended,
Pulled zip, and my member ascended.
"Oh fuck me," she trilled,
"I'll be thrilled and quite filled."
So I did, and she was so distended.
--- Anon

"Old Ogg has a masters degree
In sheep...he's a true devotee.
I think that the trick
Is that, he's so quick,"
Announced Tom fastidiously.
--- Observer

"In Wales, where the mountains are steepish,
There's sheep flocks on valley floors, deepish.
I sure must admit
I like a ewe's clit
In my fingers," said Tom, feeling sheepish.
--- Tiddy Ogg

At the wake poor Tom did collide
With Joe, so he thought he'd confide:
"I tell you, by heck, Joe,
I'm not a gay necro!"
Tom, gravely, in dead earnest, cried.
--- Ericka

"No husband to warm up my bed.
No boyfriend to give me great head.
No brother to call.
Looks like I am all
Alone.", Mary guilelessly said.
--- Anon

Your bowels will always move loosely;
The toilet bowl filling profusely
With fecal material,
If you breakfast with cereal
Of rolled oats and dried fruit," said Tom Muesli.
--- Hugh Clary

She drew her beloved to bed;
Her clothing she sexily shed.
"So do me!" she cried.
"It's no use -- I have tried.
I'm impotent," Tom softly said.
--- Ericka

"Though 'missionary' leaves me quite sated,
The others are much underrated.
So once in awhile,
I'll try "doggie-style",
Tom Swift, then, indifferently stated!
--- Observer

Tom recently saw Mary's pinkie,
And he dove, with his head, not his wrinkly,
But his lips' aim, I fear,
Was off, hit her rear...
"It smells," mumbled Tom indistinctly.
--- Tiddy Ogg

"My Daisy and I had been slated,
To wed, but my love soon abated,
When I caught her in bed,
With both Gus and Ted,"
Young Tom, lackadaisically, stated.
--- Anon

Since the steno was one of the fairest,
Her employers had oftentimes harassed.
"I hope no one sees
Me with pants 'round my knees,"
Considered James Bond's boss, embarrassed.
--- Hugh Clary

The BSC gave their permission,
For Tom to begin his transmission
Of real hard-core porn,
From midnight till morn;
Come watch Tom's nocturnal emission.

(BSC - broadcast standards commission)
--- Tiddy Ogg

"The secret of sheep fornication,
Is: constantly keep observation.
You must watch your rear
Lest the male should appear,"
Said Tom fearing ramification.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Those berries Tom ate were corroded,
So there in his pants he unloaded:
"Oh damn, I can't stop
This shit! Bring a mop
And bucket right quick!" Tom exploded!
--- Travis Brasell

"My secret has long been concealed;
I've had 'em in barn, pen, and field.
For, I have a fetish
For flesh, young and wettish,
And calves fit the bill," Tom revealed.
--- Observer

"No women have ever been gypped
By me during sex for I've slipped
My dick in their asses
With multiple passes
A lot!" Tom rebuttingly quipped.
--- Travis Brasell

"Be quiet; the vicar's in bed
And giving young William some head.
Disgraceful I say,
But I guess we should pray
For him," Tom reverentially said.
--- Peter Wilkins

"For 56 years I've been wed
To Ruth -- but last night she dropped dead;
I hope she's in Hades!
Now I'll fuck the ladies
At Maude's place!" Tom ruthlessly said.
--- Anon

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When questioned, his face turned bright red;
"Who led that young ewe to your bed?
What perverted person
Would your morals worsen?"
"'Twas Tiddy," Tom sheepishly said!
--- Observer

"I've got a small problem that's awfully
Disturbing to mention, Miss Boffleigh;
Now you've gotten undressed
It's time I confessed,
I'm impotent," whispered Tom softly.
--- Hugh Clary

Young Debbie dripped honey deliciously
All over her nipples capriciously.
"I'll give you a boff
If you lick it off,"
She said. "Yummy!" said Tom syrup-tit-iously.
--- Peter Wilkins

"I was training dogs" said Mellors tamely,
"And one bit my leg," he said lamely,
"So in next Sunday's soccer,"
(As he started to fock her,
"I'll struggle to play," he said gamely.
--- Tiddy

"I'm looking my best," Tom said smartly.
"I'll chat up that woman who's partly
Dressed in that bar."
"For a good time, you are
In luck. Come upstairs," she said tartly.
--- Tiddy Ogg

"A contrivance my Granny used nightly,
Was both heavy and quite unsightly.
But the news is fantastic,
They now come in plastic;
Less weight," Tom tinkled, politely.
--- Murphy

"For hours, you have laid there in bed,
The baby, now, needs to be fed...
The poor thing's been screamin'
While you lay there dreamin'",
Young Tom titillatingly said!
--- Anon

The sunshine he set out to seek,
So bent himself double to peek.
"Good Heavens! I knew
It just had to be true,"
Remarked Tom, with his tongue in his cheek.
--- Peter Wilkins

On the boat, Tom searched for the head
With a growing feeling of dread.
When the captain replied,
"Aim it over the side!"
"Too late!", Tom uncannily said.
--- Ericka

Deb climbs onto Tom when they boff.
She grips him so tight he can't doff.
Once while she clung,
She said Tom was dung.
He told her just where to get off.
--- Brian Belge

"Oh dearest" his girlfriend had purred,
"Would you shave all the hair off my bird?"
When he looked at the patch
That she had on her snatch,
"Well, if you insist," Tom deferred.
--- Hugh Clary

At first, he just stared somewhat dumbly;
Then he started in not at all glumly.
She got smooth and more moist;
Then his tool he did hoist.
Tom said, "Love, you look more and more comely!"
--- Allen Wolverton

Tom gazed on her form with breath bated.
Delights carnal anticipated.
His pants off, he ripping,
"Too late, it's a-dripping,"
Tom prematurely ejaculated.
--- Tiddy Ogg

"The Venus de Milo is charming;
We must get her moved, free of harming.
The crate though, won't hold her;
We'll chop at the shoulder."
Said Tom, in a manner disarming.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Though the statue, from age had much yellowed,
Their love of its beauty'd not mellowed.
When they lighted some bark
For a view after dark,
"The fire's going out!" Tom had bellowed.
--- Hugh Clary

The dirt that fell off when we move her,
Needs clearing, and men, that's a cue for
A suction machine
That will make things pristine.
Just study and watch this manoeuvre. (man Hoover)
--- Tiddy Ogg

"I'm wondering, not-at-all speciously,
But is there a word you've capriciously
Come upon in your prowls,
That has all the vowels
In order?" Tom questioned facetiously.
--- Ericka

Perhaps there's a word that displays
The vowels arranged in those ways.
I think I'll eschew
Such words. They are too
Much," Tom abstemiously brays.
--- Ericka

The prisoner stared at him blankly,
While scratching and smelling quite rankly.
You won't let me see
Your photo ID?
Is your name Frank Lee, Tom asked frankly.
--- Ericka

"Why no Can't you see I'm be-skirted?"
Cried Frances to Tom as she flirted
With bum in the air.
"So you are! And I swear
I shall screw you right now!" Tom asserted.
--- Peter Wilkins

While Tom was inserting his tool
In Frances, bent over the stool,
He said with a yell,
"I'm coming like hell!
'Cause I'm hung like a horny old mule."
--- Squat

That sentiment, now, I'll endorse,
But Tom was a little more coarse:
"I'm like that Italian,
With balls like a stallion,"
Croaked Tom, growing swiftly more hoarse.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Tom's iron balls are a-knockin',
As poor lovely Frances in stockin's
Is screaming in pain
From his mighty large vein.
She wasn't expecting his cock in.
--- Squat

In reading these posts, I've been gleaning,
For the use of one name, there's leaning.
In the lims I've perused,
"Thomas" often is used;
Is there any significant meaning?
--- Murphy

A pun such as these is a "swifty",
Named after a hero whose nifty
Utterances were read
By many. He said:
"I am nean. (Tom was thrifty.)
--- Tiddy Ogg

As Tom brushed his teeth on the fly,
In the crowded loo at the 'Y',
Someone bumped his arm.
"S'okay, there's no harm."
Tom said with a gleam in his eye.
--- Ericka

Much later that same day, with Seth,
(His fishing buddy until death),
He swallowed a lure.
"Quick! Get me a cure!"
Gagged out Tom, with baited breath.
--- Anon

Tom caught all the fish for his date;
Not worried that he might be late.
For at his fishing hole,
'Catch of the day' was sole.
What else, when he used master bait?
--- Ericka

Said Deb, as she stood on her head,
With her thighs horizontally spread,
"Can we do it this way
For the rest of the day?"
"Well okay," Tom indifferently said.
--- Peter Wilkins

Indifferently's just the right word,
If you're mounting and screwing your bird,
In the way you describe;
Makes your end bits all vibe,
But what do you do with the curd?
--- Richard Jean

"Last night in the garden I tried
Plucking petals to find a new bride.
But the weeds that I got
All said "Loves me not,"
Poor Tom lackadaisically cried.
--- Ericka

Those one petaled flowers, I fear,
Told Tom what he wanted to hear.
Thus to hear was his wish,
Something "love me not"-ish;
That precise phrase tended to appear.
--- Nawahl

Your theorems on blooming statistics
Depend on your hypotheistics,
That the count of the petals
Is randomly settled;
But what if the flowers are fixed?
--- Nawahl

Admittedly, Tom's superstitious
To think daisys can answer his wishes;
But you can't reject
H-naught; he's correct.
Your argument's too meretricious.
--- Nawahl


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