A passionate kiss is like a spider’s web
And
I’ll tell you why
Because
it will almost inevitably lead
To
the undoing of a fly
A passionate kiss is like a spider’s web
And
I’ll tell you why
Because
it will almost inevitably lead
To
the undoing of a fly
I was expecting to see a big-busted piece
When
I looked over the garden fence
A
bird table and some common old birds
Was
all I could see which made no sense
Now
I only heard part of the conversation
But
I heard no mention at all of a bird
When
they were talking of her at fifty-two
But
“tits like coconuts” was what I heard
No matter how bad it is when they tell you
You
never quite believe it’s true
No
matter the stories that are told to you
You
never quite believe they’re true
No
matter what anecdotes they quote to you
You
never quite believe they’re true
Its
only when you have endured the stress
You
have truly experienced the NHS
A middle-aged man went to his doctor’s surgery
The
doctor asked, “Why have you’ve come to me?”
Listening
very carefully with his head to one side
With
a nod “I think I’m going deaf” the man replied
Then
the doctor said, “Tell me what the symptoms are”
George, my second cousin twice removed is very gay
“My
mum made me a homosexual” he’ s oft heard to say
Now
I lean that way, so if I was to get her the material
I
thought I might ask if she could make me one as well
A new quiz show is coming very soon
It
will be a one off though to be fair
Its
only open to uniformed doormen
It’s
“who wants to be a commissionaire”
The latest TV craze is for reality shows
And
they seem that they are at their peak
There
are some new ones starting very soon
In
fact, the first of them starts next week
And
they have chosen a religious theme
In
order to tap into the large Christian poll
The
first one is aimed at the Roman Catholics
To
choose a new pontiff and called “pope idol”
Then
for the Protestant’s to keep a balance
For
church choristers and singers of gospels
The
host is a tall, bearded man named Mathew
The
show will be called “stars in your aisles”