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My Epitaph: Here lieth Pete;
Kicked the bucket while easing his meat
Into Debbie Devine
Age one hundred and nine.
(No not Deb -- she was 20 and sweet.)
--- Peter Wilkins

There was an old bopper called Ron,
(And heaven knows what he was on);
His tombstone's inscribed:
'For years he imbibed,
And now, man, this cat's really gone.'
--- RON RUBIN

Here Travis lies low in his boots;
Feared dead 'cause he was in cahoots
With Rue Schlock and Maude
And whores who applaud
The fact that his cold cock still shoots.
--- Travis

The sole Round Table member with bust
(One Dot Parker)'s immortalized just-
ly for lines about passes,
And lasses with glasses,
And her epitaph "Excuse My Dust"!"
--- Robin K Willoughby P8702

A musician from upper Cologne
Had so beautifully played the trombone;
He lit up the stage,
'Till he died of old age.
Now a horn is engraved on his stone.
--- Cap'n Bean P0505

An old racing driver Bill Rust,
Whose long string of victories nonplussed
Both his colleagues and foes,
In his final days chose
As an epitaph; "Excuse my dust."
--- A N Wilkins P8702

Though gravestones I do not molest,
One inscription was not manifest.
When I brushed off the dew,
The fine print came in view:
You bastard, get off of my chest.
--- Al Chaplin P8701

There was an old harlot named Klotz,
Who was famed as the hottest of twats.
When they buried the bitch,
All the graves had an itch,
And their stones blew all over the plots.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2143

A party called Aleister Crank
Was respected in every bank.
Why must we assume
That they put on his tomb:
"He lived--and he died--and he stank!"
--- G2302

A philosopher, whose life turned jejune,
Sought a phrase on his tomb to be hewn.
After years on this quest
He selected as best:
'SO LONG FRIEND, SEE YOU SOON.'

(jejune - inadequate)
--- Arthur Deex P8702

There once was a fellow named Reed,
Who knew that the world had a need,
For limericks and fun,
And all hearts he won,
Since laughter and joy were his creed.
--- L Read headstone P0607

The laughter and joy will not die,
As angels laugh with him on high,
While we here on Earth
Should cultivate mirth,
'Tis better to laugh than to cry.
--- L Reed headstone P0607

The Laurel/Hardy epitaphs --
Because they shared a million gaffs
Hardy with his tie,
Stan about to cry --
On each FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND LAUGHS.
--- Irving Superior P8702

Here lies a poor gluttonous sinner,
Than in life considerably thinner.
He's gone so they tell
Without doubt to--well--
To the place where they cook the best dinner!
--- Archie

Among the least used epitaphs
Are these -- THIS TOO SHALL PASS.
For who'd want to add,
JUST A THINKING DAD
WHO THOUGHT THAT THE PAIN WAS JUST GAS.
--- Irving Superior P8702

Adolph Hitler, who once thought it bliss
To bring the world to the abyss,
Was a criminal knave,
And since this is his grave,
Stop long enough for a good piss.
--- A N Wilkins P8702

Rotting here under this Roman Sod
Lies Rogerio Borgia's old bod.
If the Lord made all things,
As the gospeler sings,
He reflects little credit on God.
--- A N Wilkins P8702

At the grave of a woman named Joan,
You do not have to feel you're alone.
There's a knob you can turn,
In the shape of an urn,
And her video plays on her stone.
--- Cap'n Bean P0409

The tombstone of Solomon Mauffin
Is cut in the shape of a coffin;
Through the vines and the weeds,
His epitaph reads:
"I hope that you visit here often."
--- Cap'n Bean P0306

The tombstone of Roosevelt Missal
Is carved with a border of thistle;
Sitting high on a knoll,
It was made with a hole,
Through which you can hear the wind whistle.
--- Cap'n Bean P0309

The widow of Oliver Drone
Felt terribly sad and alone;
She mourned him each day,
On the spot where he lay,
'Till she died at the foot of his stone.
--- Cap'n Bean P0109

I hope when they bury my ass,
The caretaker makes a pass
Around me with a mower,
'Cause at six feet and lower,
My dick will stick up through the grass.
--- MrMalo

The mower that gives you a buzz,
Won't match up to soft pussy fuzz.
The worm in the middle
Won't allow you to piddle,
And it won't be as hard as it was.
--- John Miller

Once planted you won't get much ass
And your pecker, though swelled up with gas,
I doubt will intrude
Even though it protrude
'Cause its color will be that of grass.
--- John Miller

My wife's cousin's father's last goal
Was burial at sea, we were tol'.
He died, Pat and Mick
Took shovel and pick,
And try yet to dig there a hole.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Those salts, Pat and Mick, were sure brave
To dig in the sea a fine grave,
In order to lay
That sailor that day,
Then say their 'good-byes' with a wave.
--- Travis Brasell

I've a horrible feeling I'm dead;
It is due to something I said.
I joked I'd be off in
A gold plated coffin
But from inside, it could just be lead.
--- Anon

The worst thing about it is this
I'm losing my air with a hiss.
On my back, what a plight
And there's no fucking light.
What the hell will I do for a piss ?
--- Anon

Oh God, there's much much worse to it
As I feel my internals commit.
My true epitaph
Will state, while they laugh,
"He was buried before his last shit"
--- Anon

The "Bumper Fun" funeral service,
Now won't you come in, don't be nervous.
When you're time is done,
Go out with real fun,
Whether gay, lesbo, straight, or just pervous.
--- Tiddy Ogg

We have a pink polka-dot hearse,
With a driver who'll swear and he'll curse.
You can test drive a coffin,
Big enough to boff in,
We'll supply you a buxom nude nurse.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Then off to the graveyard we'll go,
Topless dancers leading the pro-
cession, then here,
We'll all drink some beer,
With the coffin, the empties will go.
--- Tiddy Ogg

And no-one will shed any tears,
We'll all stand and offer three cheers.
Your partner's now free
To go on a spree,
They've not been so happy for years.
--- Tiddy Ogg

This is file zkm

By the locals, It's rarely admitted,
But once a foul crime was committed,
When a man with a knife
Took a young lady's life,
In a lane near the town of Combe Bisset.
--- Tiddy Ogg

The damsel who died was named Maeve,
And she lies in a poor unmarked grave.
And the legend I hear
Says on March 3 each year,
Comes the ghost of the killer, a slave...
--- Tiddy Ogg

...To the guilt of that terrible blight.
And one year on just this grim night,
To the pub came a stranger,
Who said he'd arrange a
Bet that he'd stay without fright...
--- Tiddy Ogg

In that graveyard until break of day.
All the men tried his will to gainsay.
But the stanger, the fool,
In his long coat of wool,
Was determined that he'd have his way.
--- Tiddy Ogg

He insisted that he'd have no fright,
Though they argued with all of their might.
So a strange knife they gave
Him, in order to stave
Off that ghost that would come in the night.
--- Tiddy Ogg

In the graveyard he soon squatted down,
And drove the knife into the ground,
Very close by his side
And there he did hide,
'Til he heard some peculiar sound.
--- Tiddy Ogg

That cry -- was it only an owl,
Or something unspeakably foul?
And that scrabbling he heard --
Just a rat or a bird?
And something now started to howl.
--- Tiddy Ogg

He cannot take more of that sound.
He tries to rise up from the ground.
But he finds he's stuck fast...
Through his fright, breathes his last...
In the morning the body is found.
--- Tiddy Ogg

When that knife he plunged into the grass,
Through his thick woolen coat it had passed.
It was this held him tight
And prevented his flight...
In his terror his heart beat its last.
--- Tiddy Ogg

The location given -- Combe Bisset --
May well be the right place, but is it?
And the date may be wrong,
So you'd better be strong,
When your local graveyard you visit.
--- Tiddy Ogg

As usual, this tale's from tradition.
I don't know if it's fact or fiction.
But when old Bill stated
The facts, as related,
'Twas said with the greatest conviction.
--- Tiddy Ogg

And while she was living, this miss
Would spurn me on many a kiss.
For insults she gave,
I stood at her grave,
Relieving myself with a piss.
--- SFA

I wondered from where that rain flowed,
As it warmed up her body so cold.
Had I known it was you,
Would have thrown you my shoe,
And scolded you for being so bold.
--- Reqluq

A golden shower on a dead body
Does nothing to pump up my rod. E-
Ven so, I'll remember
How she sucked my member.
When living, Ms May was a hottie.
--- Randog

Young Snip is a woodworking boffin;
If you ask nice, she'll make you a coffin,
Made of oak, beech, or pine.
She said she'd make mine
And no bill, she's chargin me noffin!
--- Ticketyboo

I'm making myself one of oak,
For the day when I finally croak,
With a special compartment,
A boozy department
Filled up with Jack Daniels and coke.
--- Parsnip

With his best pipe, they've cremated Clive,
And she says when his ashes arrive,
She will scatter them then
On the rug in the den,
Just as he did when he was alive.
--- A N Wilkins P0408

With his best pipe, they've cremated Clive,
And she says when his ashes arrive,
She will scatter them there
On the rug near his chair,
Just as he did when he was alive.
--- A N Wilkins P9202

When they buried a lecher in Boston,
His thing sprung the lid of his coffin.
The priest ran about,
Then started to shout,
"Holy Cow! You don't see that very often!"
--- Jim Weaver Collection

The coffin lid never was closed.
The cause of the stiff not disclosed.
I know, for a fact,
At times he did act
In skin flicks - for porno he posed.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

His widow bent over to see,
Then she shouted out loud with glee,
"He'll be schtupping forever
But never, not ever
Again will he be schtupping ME!"
--- Jim Weaver Collection

"I'm shunned since that funeral," said Dave.
So here's the advice that I gave:
I saw you caught short,
While burying Mort,
But you shouldn't have pissed in the grave.
--- Anon

"Advice like yours is good for curin'
What ails me," said Dave, while endurin'
The shame of it all.
"But 'bout poor Mort's pall,
Don't judge my grave pissin' til urine."
--- Anon

Bemused, I gaze at the crystal ball,
To the time you'd ultimately fall,
You've done no service, yeoman,
And can't call yourself human,
Yet a divine angel bears your pall.
--- Anon

But when you reach the cemetery,
Angel sees your moral penury,
Then stung as if by an asp,
The coffin slips from her grasp,
For Satan rules you peremptory.
--- Anon

Whether worms are a bane or a treasure?
Have you tried to use tape worms to measure?
There are flat worms and long ones;
There are hook worms and Darwins.
Which the lizard will eat at his leisure.
--- Bob Watson

The Diet of Worms makes him fatter,
But his fate nonetheless is much sadder.
From his eyes, blood can shoot,
From his tail he can scoot.
But still he's devoured by the adder.
--- Bob Watson

The snake being threatened at times,
Coils tightly and quickly unwinds.
But the fangs and the hiss
Can't stifle the bliss
Of the swine who delights as he dines.
--- Bob Watson

The sow in the muck and the mire,
While we are kindling the fire.
For soon we'll be makin'
Ham, sausage and bacon,
For sating the human desire.
--- Bob Watson

Having supped on the beast and some bread,
He complacently moves off to bed.
'Til the reaper comes forth,
Or disease from the North,
And the worm turns; it's time he was fed.
--- Bob Watson

A philosophy student name Fred,
Wrote a thesis and here's what it said:
"We will never grow old,
For we'll starve in the cold,
And in darkness we'll all soon be dead."
--- Bob Birch P0105

I'm sorry to hear you're so ill.
I know this is painful, but still,
You won't be down long.
In case I am wrong,
Please tell me if I'm in your will?
--- Jim Weaver Collection a

The relatives, after reflection,
Euthanasia's lethal injection;
Her mind's like a sieve,
She's no reason to live;
And the will is awaiting inspection.
--- Lemuel


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