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- From the
- JOKIN' AROUND AGAIN DISK
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- LEEJAN ENTERPRISES
- P.O. Box 66. Happy Valley.
- South Australia. 5159.
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- Their once was a woman from Sidney..
- Who said she could take one to the Kidney...
- Along came a man from Quebec
- and gave her one to the neck.
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- Jack be nimble
- Jack be quick
- Jack jumped over the candle stick.
- Great BALLS of fire!!!!!!! OOOuch!!
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- A bather whose clothing was strewed
- By breezes that left her quite nude,
- Saw a man come along
- And, unless I'm quite wrong,
- You expected this line to be lewd.
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- When I woke up This Morning
- The dawn was soft and still
- A little Robin came and sat
- Upon my window sill
- He tipped his head and looked at me
- his eyes so bright and clear
- He chirped a little melody
- My morning thoughts to cheer
- His song he sang so sweetly
- Without a moments lull
- I gently closed the window
- and crushed his #@*&! skull.
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- There was a bird
- with a yellow bill
- perched upon
- my window sill.
- I lured him in
- with crumbs of bread
- then I squashed
- his little head.
- Oh me - oh my
- I'm such a klutz.
- I missed his head
- and squashed his nuts.
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- Mary had a little sheep
- and with the sheep she went to sleep
- the sheep turned out to be a ram
- Mary had a little lamb
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- Jack and Jill went up the hill
- they each went up with a quarter
- Jill came down with fifty cents
- they didn't go up for water...
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- Jack and Jill went up the hill
- To do some Hanky Panky.
- Jack went 'Uh!' and Jill went 'Ah!'
- And out came baby Frankie!
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- Jack and Jill went up the hill,
- They each had a buck and a quarter.
- Jill came down and she had $2.50.
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- Mary, Mary, quite contrary
- how does your garden grow?
- With silver bells and cockel shells
- and one stuffin' petunia!
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- Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard,
- To get her poor daughter a dress.
- But when she got there,
- The cupboard was bare,
- And so was her daughter, I guess!
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- Mary had a little lamb
- Its' fleece was black as char-coal
- and every time it jumped the fence
- it used to scratch its ...
- Now don't be mistaken
- and don't be misled
- every time it jumped the fence
- It used to scratch its' LEG.
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- Little Miss Muffet
- Crouched on a tuffet,
- Collecting her shell-shocked wits.
- There dropped (from a glider)
- An H-Bomb beside her-
- Which blasted Miss Muffet to bits.
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- Mary had a little lamb,
- She kept in in a bucket,
- And every time that it got out,
- Mary would put it back in again.
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- Mary had a little lamb,
- It's fleece was black as soot,
- And every time that Mary stopped,
- The lamb stood on her foot.
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- Mary had a little lamb,
- It had a sooty foot,
- And into Mary's bread and jam,
- It's sooty foot he put!
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- Mary had a little lamb
- it drank some gasoline.
- Then it wandered near a flame
- and since it's not benzine.
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- Mary had a little lamb
- it's fleece was white as snow.
- She walked past a butcher shop
- but the lamb went by too slow!
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- Mary had a pair of pliers
- With purple insulated grips
- She kept them in her gladstone bag
- So they'd be handy on her trips.
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- When mary had a little lamb
- The doctors were surprised
- but when Old McDonald had a farm
- You should have seen their eyes!
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- Mary had a little lamb
- She also had a bear.
- I've often see her little lamb -
- but I've yet to see her bare.
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- Johhnie Crack and Dottie Smail,
- Kept their baby in a milking pail.
- Dottie Smail and Johnnie Crack,
- One would pull it out and one would put it back.
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- One would put it back and one would pull it out,
- And all it ever got was ale and stout.
- Because Johnnie Crack and Dottie Smail
- Always used to say that stout and ale
- Were good for a baby in a milking pail.
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- To the game young knight,
- the maid offered her honour.
- Obsessed with her beauty,
- he honoured her offer.
- And all night long,
- it was honour and offer.
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- There was a math teacher named Paul
- Who had a hexagonal ball.
- The square of its weight.
- And his pec*er plus eight.
- Is his phone number. Give him a call.
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- Income tax is almost due
- And this makes me today
- Another shaking member of
- the I.O.U.S.A.
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- An April 16 midnight dreary
- While I pondered weak and weary,
- My tax return dropped through the slot...
- But did I sign the thing or not?
- No creditors need call-
- The IRS has got it all.
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- Little Jack Horner
- Sat in the corner
- Eating his Christmas pie.
- Stuck in his thumb
- Pulled out a plumb
- And said 'Holy shit am I High!'"
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- Mary had a little lamb,
- she tied him to a heater,
- every time he turned around,
- he burned his little peter.
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- In days of old,
- When knights were old,
- And toilets weren't invented...
- You left your load,
- upon the road,
- And walked away contented.
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- 'Twas the Pig Fair last September.
- The day I well remember
- I was walking up and down in drunken pride..
- When My knees began to flutter,
- So I sat down in the gutter..
- When a Pig came up and lay down by my side.
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- As I was sitting in the gutter,
- Thinking thoughts I could not utter..
- I thought I heard a passing lady say:
- "You can tell a man who boozes
- By the company he chooses."
- And with that the pig got up and walked away.
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- If I had your picture,
- It would be very nice,
- I'd hang it in my attic,
- To scare away the mice!
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- One bright day in the middle of the night
- Two dead boys got up to fight
- Back to back they faced each other
- Drew their swords and shot each other
- A deaf policeman heard the noise
- Came and found the two dead boys
- If you don't believe this story is true
- Just ask the blind man he saw it too
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- A month or two agao, you asked me for a Date.
- you said for christmas eve,
- by then you'd loose some weight.
- I think I understand that tinsel in your hair,
- but why do you have missletoe
- inside your underware?
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- Mother Hubbard
- Went to the cupboard
- To fetch her old dog some cold pie.
- But when she got there...
- The cupboard was bare...
- So it took a bite out of her thigh.
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- Adam wore a fig leaf,
- Eve none at all.
- The fun began in Autumn,
- When the leaves began to fall.
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- Little Willie, in bows and sashes,
- Fell in the fire and got burned to ashes.
- In the winter, when the weather was chilly,
- No one liked to poke up Willie.
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- Little Willie hung his sister;
- She was dead before we missed her.
- "Willie's always up to tricks
- Ain't he cute? He's only six!"
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- Willie, with a thirst for gore,
- Nailed the baby to the door.
- Mother said with humor quaint,
- "Willie, dear, don't spoil the paint."
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- Willie saw some dynamite.
- Couldn't understand it quite.
- Curiosity never pays;
- It rained Willie seven days.
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- Willie in the cauldron fell;
- See the grief on mothers brow!
- Mother loved her darling well
- Darling's quite hard-boiled by now.
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- Making toast at the fireside
- Nurse fell in the fire and died;
- And, what makes it ten times worse
- All the toast was burned with nurse.
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- An angel bore dear Uncle Joe
- To rest beyond the stars.
- I miss him, oh! I miss him so--
- He had such good cigars!
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- Willie fell down the elevator
- Wasn't found 'till six days later.
- Then the neighbors sniffed, "Gee Whiz!
- What a spoiled child Willie is!"
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- Into the family drinking well,
- Willie pushed his sister Nell.
- She's there yet-- the water kilt her,
- And now we have to use a filter.
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- Little Willie, full of glee,
- Put radium in Grandma's tea.
- Now he thinks it quite a lark
- To see her glowing in the dark.
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- Willie, in a fit insane,
- Thrust his head beneath a train.
- All were quite suprised to find
- How it broadened Willie's mind.
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- Willie on the railroad track--
- The engine gave a squeal.
- The engineer just took a spade,
- And scraped him off the wheel
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- Willie with his little shears
- Clipped off baby brother's ears.
- This made baby so unsightly,
- Mother raised her eyebrows slightly.
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- Little Willie, mean as hell,
- Pushed his sister in the well.
- Mother said while drawing water,
- "My, it's hard to raise a daughter."
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- Willie's cute as cute can be!
- Beneath his brother, only three,
- He lit a stick of dynamite.
- Now Bubby's simply out of sight!
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- ie who is such a droop,
- Put arsenic in Granpa's soup.
- "My," said mother, "how distressing;
- Sister, pass the salad dressing."
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- Willie, with a fearful curse,
- Flung the coffee pot at nurse.
- As it struck her on the nose,
- Father said, "How straight he throws!"
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- If you love something set it free,
- If it comes back it was meant to be...
- If it doesn't come back...,
- HUNT IT DOWN AND KILL IT!!!!!
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- Birdie birdie in the sky,
- Left a message in my eye,
- As I watched him way up high,
- I thanked the Lord that cows cann't fly !!!!!!
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- There once was hermit named Dave,
- Who brought a dead whore to his cave.
- She was missing a tit,
- And smelled just like shit,
- But think of the money he'd save.
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- So heres to the breezes,
- that,blow throught the trees's
- And lift the girls skirts above their knees
- When the little boys see,
- He does as he pleases
- And that is how we get,
- Social Diseases .
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- A certain young sailor named Tex
- Avoided premarital sex
- By thinking of Jesus
- And penile diseases
- And beating his meat below decks.
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- A notorious whore named Miss Hearst
- In the weakness of men is well versed.
- Reads a sign o'er the head
- Of her well-rumpled bed:
- "The customer always comes first."
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- There was a young man of St. James
- Who indulged in the jolliest games:
- He lighted the rim
- Of his grandmother's quim,
- And laughed as she pissed through the flames.
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- Young Raymond was careless, they say,
- In planning his rolls in the hay;
- For his last bedded doll
- Was a Mob capo's moll -
- The result was... some holes in young Ray!
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- There was a young monk from Siberia
- Whose morals were very inferior.
- He did to a nun
- What he shouldn't have done,
- And now she's a Mother Superior.
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- A new dramatist of the absurd
- Has a voice that will shortly be heard.
- I learn from My spies
- He's about to devise
- An unprintable three-letter word.
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- Mary had a little lamb,
- It's fleece was white as snow,
- And everywhere that Mary went,
- The lamb was sure to go.
- But when she passed the meat market,
- The prices did not please her,
- Tonight she's having leg of lamb,
- the rest is in the freezer!!!
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- (STAR TREK)
- There was a young doc named McCoy
- Who cloned himself more to enjoy
- The girls aboard ship
- But he made a bad slip
- They all wanted the real McCoy
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- Kissing is a crime,
- Hugging is a shame.
- Boys do the pumping,
- and girls enjoy humping.
- but girls take the blame,
- When he tells you he loves you,
- and you really think its true,
- but when your stomach starts
- to swell he says, "the hell with you."
- Six weeks of pressure,
- nine months of pain,
- three days in the hospital,
- and Jr. finally came,
- Jr. was a bastard,
- his mother was a whore,
- Jr. wouldn't be here if the
- rubber hadn't tore.
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- THE YUPPIES PRAYER
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- Now I lay me down to sleep,
- I pray my Cusinart to keep.
- I pray my stocks are on the rise,
- and that my analyst is wise.
- That all the wine I sip is white,
- and that my hot tub's watertight,
- that racquetball won't get to tough,
- that all my sushi fresh enough.
- I pray my cordless phone still works,
- that my career won't lose it's perks,
- my microwave won't radiate,
- my condo won't depreciate.
- I pray my health club doesn't close,
- and that my money market grows.
- If I go broke before I wake,
- I pray my volvo they won"t take.
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- Mary had a little gram (er, I mean lamb)
- It's stash was white as snow.
- Everywhere that Mary went,
- They both enjoyed a blow.
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- The sky was blue, the moon was high
- we were all alone, just she and I
- Her hair was brown her eyes were blue,
- I knew just what she wanted to do!
- With all my courage I did my best
- I put my hand apon her breast
- I shook and trembled as I felt her heart,
- She slowly spread her legs apart!
- I knew she was ready but didn't know how
- It was my very first experience...
- MILKING A COW!
- What did you think?
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- There was a Redback on the Toilet Seat
- When I was there last night
- I didn't see him in the dark,
- but Boy I felt his bite.
- And now I'm here in Hospital,
- A sad and sorry sight,
- and I curse that Redback Spider on
- The toilet seat last night.
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- A shapely young lady named Fern
- Puts out and is paid in return.
- "And my earnings," she said,
- "I conceal in my bed,
- "Since the ads say to save where you earn."
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- "You may think me a bit of a cynic,"
- Wheezed a crafty old geezer name Minnick
- To a gal of the night,
- "But you don't look just right,
- And I'd hate to end up in a CLINIC!"
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- Under the spreading chestnut tree
- The village idiot sat
- Amusing himself
- By abusing himself
- And catching it in his hat
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- A burleyque dancer, a pip
- Named Virginia, could peel in a zip;
- But she read science fiction
- And died of constriction
- Attempting a Moebius strip.
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- "Here's to America,
- Land of the push!
- Where a bird in the hand
- Is worth two in the bush.
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- "But if, in that bush
- A young maiden doth stand -
- Then a push in the bush
- Is worth two in the hand!"
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- Susan Butcher loves her 'waggin' train
- And the sleet and snow and cold terrain.
- When she gets home
- From the race to Nome
- Alaska how long she's been insane!
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- The limerick packs laughs anatomical
- Into space that is quite economical.
- But the good ones I've seen
- So seldom are clean
- And the clean ones so seldom are comical!
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- A maiden at college, Miss Breeze,
- Weighed down by B.A.'s and Lit. D.'s,
- Collapsed from the strain.
- Said her doctor, "It's plain
- You're killing yourself by degrees!"
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- I went fishing one day, just for the halibut.
- All I caught was a haddock,
- So I went home and took too many aspirins,
- And then my herring got impaired.
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- There was an old hermit of Ware
- Who had an affair with a bear.
- He explained, "I don't mind,
- For she's gentle and kind,
- But I wish she had slightly less hair."
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- A reckless punk rocker named Tate,
- Got drunk before tying on skates.
- But he fell on his cutlass
- Which rendered him nutless,
- And practically useless on dates.
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- There was a young girl from Peru
- Who was bored and had nothing to do.
- So she sat on the stairs
- And counted her hairs
- Four thousand, three hundred, and two.
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- The hoodlum hides in the shadows,awaiting easy prey.
- Oh, see the well-dressed matron come pitty-pat his way.
- "This is a stickup, sister!" he snarls in accents brash.
- The lady titters and twitters,"But, sir, I have no cash."
- He feels her up and down then, he paws around and `round.
- She cried, "Go on, you scoundrel! but I will stand my ground."
- At last the search has ended. He snarls, "You're right, by heck!"
- She answers,"Please don't stop now...Ye gads! I'll write a check!"
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- There once was a girl named Irene,
- Who lived on distilled kerosene;
- But she started absorbin,
- a new hydrocarbon,
- And since then has never benzene.
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- An avidly ambitious aardvark
- commenced a career as a card shark;
- to the shouts of his foes
- when he dealt with his nose
- he said "smelling your ace was the hard part!"
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- From the
- JOKIN' AROUND AGAIN DISK
- by
- LEEJAN ENTERPRISES
- P.O. Box 66. Happy Valley.
- South Australia. 5159.
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