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Oh bugger, I left out Culloden!

the Ballad of Bonnie Wee Barb (21)

The battlefield known as Culloden,
With the blood of the fallen was sodden.
Wee Barb didna say more,
But brandished a claymore;
The English said “Goodness, how modern!”
 
Oh bugger, I left out Culloden!

the Ballad of Bonnie Wee Barb (21)

The battlefield known as Culloden,
With the blood of the fallen was sodden.
Wee Barb didna say more,
But brandished a claymore;
The English said “Goodness, how modern!”

Apparently there’s no end to Scottish defeats. They seem to have been as persistent as I am. ;)
 
At last this inane scourge of verse is dead.
I can wake each morning with little to dread
from Windar, twonines or Madi,
nor from Eul, and of course Monty.

No Moore need for demerits on this thread!

The girl from Minnesota,
give for our verses not a jota.
And her demerits are never rare,
on our bottoms bare.
But Madi sometimes verses dare.
 
At last this inane scourge of verse is dead.
I can wake each morning with little to dread
from Windar, twonines or Madi,
nor from Eul, and of course Monty.

No Moore need for demerits on this thread!
Barb thinks she’s safe from assault,
That my stanzas have come to a halt.
But I’ve infinite stocks
In my Pandora’s Box,
I’m generous, I guess, to a fault.
 
Barb was once rowing a boat,
With a gentleman worthy of note.
She said “Be so kind
As to spank my behind,
And I’ll take your whole cock down my throat!”
With stories like this one I've found
That Barb has invariably frowned,
And so I can say
In a confident way:
'Beware! There are demerits inbound!' :eek:
 
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