I’d say she joined the/
Mile High (Muse) Club, but she hates/
those innuendos.
I’d say she joined the/
Mile High (Muse) Club, but she hates/
those innuendos.
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This is a follow-on to the previous limerick, “Too Old For Kids?
Why do women think/
I don’t want kids? I’ve raised four./
I’d gladly have more.
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