When she returned home, she said
She had been sleeping
under the stars
Which meant, she’d
been having sex
With celebrities that she met in bars
When she returned home, she said
She had been sleeping
under the stars
Which meant, she’d
been having sex
With celebrities that she met in bars
I once knew a girl called Jo
Jo the pretty faced
With the narrowest waist
Who was to everyone’s taste
Even other girls called Jo’s
I once knew a girl called Jo
Jo with the all over tan
Jo Jo the Can Can
The perfect gift for a
man
Who had a beautiful
White toothed smile
Did you hear oxygen
Is going out with
magnesium
The first atom asked
OMg said the second
atom
A man in love is incomplete
Until he is married
According Zsa Zsa Gabor
And then he’s finished
The traffic cop stopped a truck
And told the driver that
his wife
Had fallen out of the
back, and
As a result the woman
lost her life
The driver though was
not bereft
But relieved he hadn’t
gone deaf
I once knew a girl called Jo
I knew as Jo with the
flat chest
Who had nothing inside
her vest
But I was still
blessed
For she had other attributes
The man explained why he hadn’t
Got his wife a gift
for her birthday
The previous year he
bought her
The nice plot in the
cemetery
That she had
requested, and she
Hadn’t used it, and he
was unhappy
After getting home late one night, very drunk,
He sees something that
will forever scar his brain
And the consequence of
seeing two of his wife
He quit drinking so he
wouldn’t see that again
She put the ashes in an egg timer
After her husband’s final
breath
So he would at least
be useful
Around the house after
his death
I once knew a girl called Jo
Jo with the deep voice
Oh how she made me rejoice
She was so very choice
With no Adams apple
I’m pleased to say
I think men are like weapons
Because if you keep
one
Around the house sooner
or later
You’ll want to shoot one
He was locked up after he threw
His wife’s clothes out
the window
What made it a heinous
crime
She was wearing them
at the time
He marked his golden wedding
With his customary
defiance
Celebrating the special
occasion
With a two minutes
silence
My wife always gets historical
When we argue, not
hysterical
She drags up things you
know
That happened many
years ago
I once knew a girl called Jo
I called her Jo the Trumpet
A bit of a musical strumpet
She was certainly
crumpet
But her lips were hard
and dry
Opposites attract they say
And for my wife and I
Nothing could be truer
As I have an
eight-inch penis
And she doesn’t know
How to use a ruler
My wife was very embarrassed of me
So much so in her view
That on our wedding
day
I was only invited to
the evening do
My wife said if I don’t stop
Being pedantic
I’ll have less friends
I turned to her and
said
“That’s not true,
I will have fewer friends”