Compliment

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(time for a dirty one - and inspired by the recent discovery of a long-lost poem by Machiavelli about an erection he had one morning)

 

I awoke this morning

Having dreamt of you

And sporting an erection

A bulldog couldn’t chew.

I’d bent you on an armchair

Exposing your wet snatch

Which vision gave a hard-on

A tomcat couldn’t scratch.

I toyed with your love button

And tongued it for a while

My vein stood out resembling

A map of the Blue Nile.

 

 I was running late for work

But – sod it – first things first,

The head was near exploding

A plum about to burst.

And so with sweet, sweet agony

The ecstasy came through;

So please accept this compliment -

The cause of this was you.

◄ Catch the Bins

The Continuing Story of The Walrus and The Carpenter ►

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Isobel

Sat 24th Nov 2012 20:31

Tut tut - I'm surprised we didn't have an audio of you strumming...

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Harry O'Neill

Sat 24th Nov 2012 15:12



John,
As young Steptoe would say:

`You d-i-i-rty old man!`

Either stop(or maybe continue?) taking the Allo...

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M.C. Newberry

Sat 24th Nov 2012 14:35

Zowie!! Catallus lives!!
If someone asks "Would you like a drink?"
Do you say "Just a squiff"?
And before they have a chance to think,
Do you say "Make it stiff!!"?

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Graham Sherwood

Sat 24th Nov 2012 13:39

Mr C ???

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Anthony Emmerson

Sat 24th Nov 2012 10:20

Bittersweet John. I often mourn the loss of my my youthful virility. For a party trick I used to bend a half-inch iron bar over my pride and joy. Unfortunately no longer; bloody arthritis im my wrists . . .

Regards,
A.E. :)

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Yvonne Brunton

Sat 24th Nov 2012 00:07

ah yes, memories - I had those once, (I think)

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John Coopey

Sat 24th Nov 2012 00:01

(I'm going a lot on memory with this!)

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