a very good rhyme, that wont cost you a dime =] |
a very good rhyme, that wont cost you a dime =] |
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The sky was dark,
The moon was high, All alone just she and I. Her hair was soft, Her eyes were blue, I knew just what She wanted to do. Her skin so soft, Her legs so fine. I ran my fingers Down her spine. I didn't know how But I tried my best. I started by placing My hands on her breast. I remember my fear, My fast beating heart. But slowly she spread Her legs apart. And when I did it, I felt no shame. All at once The white stuff came. At last it's finished. It's all over now. My first time ever, At milking a cow. you pervs |
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This poem reminds me of a famous economist, John K. Galbraith once told a story to one of his classes [I forget the moral of it]:
When Galbraith was growing up on his parents' far in Canada, there was a girl on a neighboring farm that he was fond of. One day, the two of them sat on a rail fence and saw a bull intercoursing with a cow. Galbraith gave the girl a suggestive look and commented, "That looks like fun." To which the girl replied, "Well, she's your cow." |
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