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The Ballad o’ Bonnie Wee Barb (partus septimus)

Wee Barb knew two twins from Arbroath,
She encouraged their personal growth,
With her tongue and her lips
And a shake of her hips,
She managed to satisfy both.
Oh, do stop it, Monty, before I do myself an injury!
:duke:
 
(For some reason this made me think of Star Wars...)

The rebels were in disarray,
And Darth Vader was winning the day.
Does it matter? Well, no,
‘Twas a long time ago,
In a Galaxy far, far away. :starwars-smiley:
Oh Master Crusto
The time these verses first tickled my brain was a decade or so before Star Wars. If you buy in to parallel universes, it was most likely not this galaxy, but who's to say.
 
The Ballad o’ Bonnie Wee Barb (partus octopus)

While hiding wi’ Robert the Bruce,
Wee Barb saw his armour was loose.
She slipped in her hand,
Made his manhood upstand,
Saying “Lordy , it’s Robert the Spruce!”
 
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The ballad o’Bonnie wee Barb
(Parte nueva)

On the bridge o’er the silvery Tay,
Barb drove a steam engine one day.
She said “Let’s go faster!”
And caused a disaster,
“Oh shit!” was all she could say.

apologies to William McGonagall I guess, and not for the first time
 
The ballad o’Bonnie wee Barb
(Parte nueva)

On the bridge o’er the silvery Tay,
Barb drove a steam engine one day.
She said “Let’s go faster!”
And caused a disaster,
“Oh shit!” was all she could say.

apologies to William McGonagall I guess, and not for the first time

For causing a disaster on the Tay,
A steep price Barb had to pay,
To prison she went,
And there she was bent,
So her tight little, a wardress could flay.


About that disaster on Tay
It’s all a damn lie I must say
It was Monty driving
I was merely riding

It’s he not I who should pay
 
One might think that , when driving a train,
From crashing it, Barb would refrain.
For a while at least,
But no, she’s off piste,
Exploring the rugged terrain. :rolleyes:

Barb is never to blame,
She claims it again and again.
The train crashed to a halt
"It`s all Monty`s fault"
But Barb will be getting the cane.


You guys stick together
No matter the weather
It’s always the same
Barb gets the blame

And must feel the leather
 
Once these Limericks start,
It`s impossible not to take part.
She`s portrayed in this verse,
Sometimes better, sometimes worse.
But fortunately, Barb just has a great heart.

No, it’s my tight little ass
Not to mention my sass
That stirs the heart
Prompts versing to start

Although most is quite crass
 
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