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Lady Tanya Tweedumdale Toplady
Had a past that was rather too shady.
But an upper-class dame
Can do things without shame,
Once can't if the name is O'Grady.
--- Warrick Elrod

A romantic young maid from The Heights
Was dreaming of chargers and knights;
And the knights on their steeds,
While doing good deeds,
Were dreaming of damsels in tights.
--- Lims Unlimited

A maiden named Gwendolyn Tiffy
Thought the knight in his armor looked spiffy,
From his helmet, so grand,
To the gloves on each hand,
To the codpiece protecting his stiffy.
--- Cap'n Bean P0304

Lady Carolyn Chatterton Cobb
Was truly a consummate snob.
With superior pose,
She'd not lower her nose,
Even when with a duke she'd hob-nob.
--- Warrick Elrod

Lady Sybilla Stansbury-Short
Engaged in wild upper-class sport.
She was proper by day,
But at night she would play
Wicked games of a quite debauched sort.
--- Warrick Elrod

A tart little virgin, Miss Nance,
Who lived in the mountains of France,
She ventured to go
To the valley, below,
To a town that was holding a dance.
--- Cap'n Bean P0211

It was there that she spotted his stance,
As he gave her a ravenous glance;
'Twas the Sir Henri, the knight,
Who was dressed all in white,
And she lusted to get in his pants.
--- Cap'n Bean P0211

She seducingly made her advance,
As the knight was aroused, in a trance;
He drew to her, near,
Then she dropped her brassiere,
And he gazed at her lovely expanse.
--- Cap'n Bean P0211

He stole her away from the dance,
To a night of impassioned romance;
And they'll never repeat
An affair quite as sweet
As that lovely encounter in France.
--- Cap'n Bean P0211

Sir Osbert and Dame Edith Sitwell
Had a brother they called Sachervell.
They could be loony geese,
But their talents apiece
Excused being antic as Hell.
--- Warrick Elrod

A knight who took part in a joust,
His chances of winning were doused
When he stopped at a bar,
On his trip from afar,
And both he and his stallion got soused.
--- Cap'n Bean P0304

Sir Percival Pennypinch Pugh
Was a rich man with not much to do.
He'd invite all his chums
And then twiddle his thumbs
To show he was quite busy too.
--- Warrick Elrod

A knight of King Arthur's Round Table
Was given the worst kind of label,
By all maids in distress
Who couldn't care less,
Because he was Kane but not able.
--- Tom Patton P0304

An ambitious young fellow named Grady
Wed a lovely young woman named Sadie.
They were both delighted
When he was beknighted,
And Sadie became Lady Grady.
--- Richard Stilgoe

A knight, Sir Percival Beaulieu
Said, that when he was wed, newly:
"My wife is fair,
With long golden hair,
And I love her with all my heart, truly."
--- William K Alsop Jr

There once was a Cockney named Mickelwhite
An actor with nary a nickel, maite.
He earned fortune and fame
Using Caine as his name,
And today the Queen dubbed him Sir Michael, Knight.
--- Dr Limerick 11-16-00

Sir Dustin, a brave knight known as Dusty,
Was fond of the wenches, if busty.
His eyes lit up with glee;
Bring that blonde wench to me;
Also oil as my armour is rusty.
--- Arthur Pattaffy

A old knight whose last name was Wade,
Rode East just to join the Crusade.
His raiment got dusty,
His armor all rusty,
And his morale was dull as his blade.
--- Thomas A Ratliff Jr P0401

Sir Archie the Bald is quite miffed;
Your actions have given short shrift.
Although he's a toff,
He's offered to boff
And thinking of leaving a gift!
--- Anon

Sir Archie is not of sound mind,
And old too and very near blind.
This virginal Maid,
Has never been laid,
One as pure as me, you'll not find.
--- Anon

What gift does thou mean to bestow,
On this Maiden, pure as driven snow?
I'm now overwrought,
With an impure thought,
That I might give your ego a blow.
--- Anon

The knighing of billionaire Bill (Gates of Microsoft)
Makes many folks feel very ill.
To crush competition's
Sir Bill's only mission,
And stealing ideas his sole skill.
--- Jarmo

I went to a similar conference,
I unveiled my dick, the sad queen for once
Was covered in mirth
At my weapon's girth,
And promptly she dubbed me Sir Cumference.
--- Tiddy Ogg

I was thoughtless and badly mistaken,
And my pet pig felt gravely forsaken.
I had not used my head,
When I casually said,
"I'm naming you Sir Francis Bacon."
--- Bob Birch P0012

One dark night, Sir Joli d'Esprit,
In full armour went out to pee.
He couldn't release
His riveted cuisse,
And his suit filled up to his knee.
--- Annie Jay

The Queen got a look at my groin
And straight away asked me to join
Her round-tabled knights.
So, there in my tights,
The Queen knighted me as "Sir Loin!"
--- Anon

Her beauty awakened my riser,
But it gushed like the Yellowstone geyser,
When it sprang from my pants
At the thought of romance,
So she christened me Little Sir Prizer.
--- Hugh Clary

The Queen dresses frilly and slinky,
And's into a game that's quite kinky.
She serves men bean soup,
Goes down while they toot,
Then says, "Dear, I crown you Sir Stinky!"
--- Anon

The Queen said, "Your sordid sex style,
While disgusting, sure brings out my smile;
You're loathsome and crass
When you probe my ass,
So, therefore, I deem you 'Sir Vile!'"
--- Travis Brasell

In the earlier, chivalrous ages,
When knights and crusades were the rages,
The ladies, forsook,
Curled up with a book,
But more often with one of the pages.
--- Lims Unlimited

You want me to kneel 'fore the queen,
A-wielding a sword, with blade keen?
I'd rather not, please;
With my luck she'll sneeze,
And my head will leave whence it has been.

(proposal by McWilliam for Tiddy Ogg knighthood)
--- Tiddy Ogg

And Peter, who's more than my peer,
Alas Jim, is no longer here.
There's rumour, believe
It or not, he met Steve
And is now into frolics most queer.
--- Tiddy Ogg

And not only that, this guy Steve,
A beautiful boy, so naive,
Is still unaware,
That our own Pierre,
Once was a man...we believe.
--- Carol

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"A knighthood?" said Brenda, "Forsooth!
Gor blimey, gadzooks and oh 'strewth!"
And added while choking,
"You've got to be joking,
That Tiddy is far too uncouth."
--- Peter Wilkins

I ain't gonna rise to this bait
Until I am done rogering Kate.
I'm taking it slow
But she's all systems go.
And -- dammit to hell, it's too late!
--- Peter Wilkins

A knight has a seat, just to show
His roots and allegiances, so
My title would be,
Should Liz offer it me:
Sir Tiddy of Ramsbottom.... no!
--- Tiddy Ogg

Now Carol, I've told you before,
This dress ain't a dream to be sure;
Why no, it's a kilt
And observe how well built
I am, dragging my dick on the floor.
--- Peter Wilkins

A pair of effeminate knights,
In seeking some carnal delights,
Abandoned their armor,
Got down with a farmer,
And pranced all around in their tights.
--- Cap'n Bean P0304

Sir Reginald Boothby of Blore
At his club had become quite a bore.
Of the stories he told,
At least half were too old.
And the others heard three times before.
--- Warrick Elrod

A young knight met a maid. He did charm her.
And he ne'er had intention to harm her.
But she fled black and blue
From the tryst, boo-hoo-hoo.
He had fucked her while still wearing armor.
--- Don Moore P0304

In old England there once was a knight,
Who would much rather screw than to fight.
But King George said, "No, no,
Off to war you must go,
For the rich and the religious right."
--- Bob Birch P0304

Her Ladyship Deborah Keith
Is frequently seen underneath
Her favourite horse;
She denies it, of course,
Amid spitting and sucking her teeth.
--- Peter Wilkins

The Lady Belinda Macbeth
Is often heard gasping for breath;
She can't get enough
Of the ready and rough
And the sweat of her gardener, Seth.
--- Peter Wilkins

The Lady Virginia Slagg
Is really a geezer in drag;
His Lordship, though conned
Into wedlock, is fond
Of the hairy effeminate fag.
--- Peter Wilkins

Lady Jane's got the hots for my Willie,
While John Thomas, in line's looking silly;
But poor Susan and Percy!
Do drip, get no mercy!
They'd only be gilding the lily!
--- Anon

Her Ladyship Barbara Blott
Goes hiking in summer with Spot,
Her golden retriever
Who laps at her beaver,
And screws her insatiable twat.
--- Peter Wilkins

Lady Margaret had never been keen
On a hostess who served margarine.
She would not eat her bread
With a synthetic spread,
And thought people who did, quite obscene.
--- Scandalous Limerix

The Lady Matilda at Beaver,
Was such a persistant deceiver,
That the Abbot of Leicester,
Although he confessed her,
Would seldom, if ever, believe her.
--- Peter Wilkins

Lady Gertrudia Godbury Greene
Was know to be quite awfully keen
On the sexual joys
That she found with young boys,
And old men, and all those in between.
--- Warrick Elrod a

Milady Penelope Dobbs
Gives all of the dirtiest jobs
To lads under twenty
With muscles a-plenty
And over-excitable knobs.
--- Peter Wilkins

Lady Millicent Maude Montague
Would make sex for low classes taboo.
But she woke up to see
If prohibited, she
Must brew her own tea, and serve too.
--- Warrick Elrod

Lady Harriet Hathaway-Hall,
Whose twelve marriages all seemed to pall,
Was still eager and keen,
But she feared that thirteen
Would bring her the worst luck of all.
--- Warrick Elrod

A titled lady turned up at the ball;
She was as thin as a rake, and too tall.
There were scenes of depravity,
When the forces of gravity
Gave way as she entered the hall!
--- Arthur Pattaffy

M'Lady Amelia Morse
Is quite unbelievably coarse;
With airs and with graces,
She'll go to the races,
But only to nobble a horse.
--- Peter Wilkins

Lady Pamela Pilkington-Price
Would cut people dead in a trice.
She was snooty as Hell,
And mean tempered as well;
Moreover, she wasn't so nice.
--- Warrick Elrod

M'Lady Petunia Snoot
Is so indescribably cute,
That merely a glance
Causes angst in one's pants,
With a 21-gun type salute.
--- Peter Wilkins

Lady Diana Devonshire Dee
In bed was as sly as can be.
When a man would entreat,
She'd wrap up in a sheet,
And teasing say, "What was your plea?"
--- Warrick Elrod

My Lady, Angelica Scrote
Communicates only by note;
She hasn't a choice
For she can't use her voice
After servicing Billy the goat.
--- Peter Wilkins

Lady Harriet Hathaway Hill
Would risk anything for a thrill.
She made parachute jumps,
Scaled Mount Everest's humps,
And had sex without using the pill.
--- Warrick Elrod

Miss Wanda-Elizabeth Ash
Connected her names with a dash;
A snotty old bitch,
She was sinfully rich,
And she never was lacking in cash.
--- Cap'n Bean P0207

Now Lady Armach is from Bemster,
And married, alas, to Lord Dempster,
Whose dick is so small,
She would much rather ball
'Neath the sheets with her fluffy pet hemster.
--- Peter Wilkins

Lady Pomercy Puddlestone Pugh
Liked watching the apes in the zoo.
She would go every day,
And so long would she stay,
The apes thought she was one of them, too.
--- Warrick Elrod

Lord Timothy Todhunter Timms
Was known for peculiar whims.
In Hyde park he would pose
With a ring through his nose,
And swing like an ape from tree limbs.
--- Warrick Elrod

Reports of the great Lord of Buckingham
Are large, so it's best to be ducking 'em.
And all of the girls
Doing innocent twirls,
Don't realize that he'll soon be fucking 'em.
--- Archie

Yes Arch, that what I'm thinking, too;
It's why he hangs out 'round the loo.
Though he's Lord God Almighty,
He still will decide he
Wants nothing more than a screw.
--- Cyber Wizard

'Twas Lord Fymble-Thumberly's fear
Of chewing his mistress's ear,
That finally led
Her to leap into bed
With his dentures and do something queer.
--- Beelzebub


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