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message 1801: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments And when it comes to it his friend's is no wuss,
Remember next time you bend over for Quintus.


message 1802: by Preston, Moderator (last edited Mar 22, 2015 02:23PM) (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Quintus is a nellie bottom,
He loves to fill his spacious rectum.


message 1803: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments He has a snooty dad and mum,
Who tend to be quite bothersome.


message 1804: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments He gave a speech with this dictum,
Rufio must be my 'inner sanctum'.


message 1805: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Oh Quintus don't be so dumb!
In ancient Rome we need no condom.


message 1806: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Those are just highlights folks,
Read Deadly Circus of Desire for more jokes.


message 1807: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments I must protest: the book's intent is very serious
On matters amorous, reflective, and imperious.


message 1808: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments When it comes to matters military,
I hear no sounds of hilarity.


message 1809: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Even the music's by Junius Sebastianus Bacchius
Who plays with his organ like its a sharp gladius.


message 1810: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Who could ask for more? Its tragicomic
Fun and excitement and very Trajanic.


message 1811: by Preston, Moderator (last edited Mar 24, 2015 05:36PM) (new)

Preston | 20148 comments On matters amorous, reflective, and imperious?
Oh no just sexy and emperorious


message 1812: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments These boys would rather screw than fight,
In deadly circuses they take no delight.


message 1813: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments But when it comes matters of sex,
They laugh and then they bend and flex.


message 1814: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments That's boys of Imperial Rome,
Always out and never home,


message 1815: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Avoiding as hard as they can their breakfast fiber
Because they'd far rather have a swim in the Tiber.


message 1816: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments We're none of that, not of that ilk,
We eat our whole grains swimming in milk.


message 1817: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments We toast and slather our holy muffins,
because whats in our bowels toughens.


message 1818: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments That way we have cleanly sluice,
While others fear their bowels loose.


message 1819: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Not if Rufio gives Quint a damn good reaming
That leaves him moaning, panting, and steaming.


message 1820: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments That's how it goes when they are both male,
Digesting their fiber, that's their holy grail.


message 1821: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments This game is called the two line poem,
Without two lines it'll never get home.


message 1822: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments There's one that's got a worst name,
The one you call the one line poem game.


message 1823: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Still, it's much better that you
Don't make us write a haiku.


message 1824: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Or make me wear my Easter Bonnet
And get me to whip up a quick sonnet.


message 1825: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Thanks for the delicious Easter feast,


message 1826: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments It made safe and tasty here in the Northeast.


message 1827: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments I felt I was there almost like a dream,


message 1828: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments But I wasn't dreaming or there would have been ice cream.


message 1829: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments It makes me so happy to talk on the phone,


message 1830: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments with you and Oli I'm never alone.


message 1831: by Roger (last edited Apr 06, 2015 08:51AM) (new)


message 1832: by Roger (last edited Apr 06, 2015 08:52AM) (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments It's really good that Orangehome
Doesn't charge for using the phone


message 1833: by Roger (last edited Apr 08, 2015 11:51PM) (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments For anything up to an hour,
Which gives our talks such power.


message 1834: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Back to back calls can be done with glee,
Because you can keep calling back and its free.


message 1835: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments How you got international calls with such economy,
Is more baffling that the Sphinx who is no longer free.


message 1836: by Preston, Moderator (last edited Apr 09, 2015 07:08PM) (new)

Preston | 20148 comments When you were living in Lagos,
Did you ever crave to make a Sphinx out of Legos?


message 1837: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments My cousins played all the time with Lego.
I didn't mind because it kept them mellow.


message 1838: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments But in Lagos I preferred a nut, bolt, and a wrench
To make Meccano models on Dad's work bench.


message 1839: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Odd to think, so humid out there, no dust,
Plastic Legos would've been better than rust.


message 1840: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments So with Meccano you are accomplished,
and leave everything quite highly polished.


message 1841: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Perhaps with your skills a bit embellished,
You could make more than this being published.


message 1842: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments With your wrench and a bolt you would look,
just as useful and entertaining as a book.


message 1843: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments It's true my teacher Anthony Green said life's a bummer,
Don't be an artist, go and make money being a plumber.


message 1844: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments But when I grew up I put away the Meccano Set,
Took up a brush and ain't earned a penny yet.


message 1845: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments little tom thumb
got a whack on his bum.


message 1846: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments because he snogged in the corner
with his boyfriend jack horner


message 1847: by Preston, Moderator (last edited Apr 10, 2015 09:57PM) (new)

Preston | 20148 comments and jack liked to whack
on tommy's wee back


message 1848: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments oh fiddle faddle
it's a rubber paddle.


message 1849: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments oh say fiddle faddle
it's just a rubber paddle.


message 1850: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments those two are no good
those babes in the hood.


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