Jokes, Riddles, Verses and a Toast

Home  |  Learning a City Gal How to Milk  |  The Tapeworm Story  |  Hamlet's Soliloquy  |  The Whore's Union  |  Boarding the Folsom  |  Out of Order  |  Did He Charge Too Much?  |  Dennis Reilly as a Policeman  |  Sim Hadley on a Racket 1  |  Sim Hadley on a Racket 2  |  Casey Exhibiting His Panorama  |  Reilly at Maggie's Home  |  Stroll on Capitol Hill  |  The Virtues of Raw Oysters  |  Jokes, Riddles, Verses and a Toast  |  More Verses and Jokes  |  The Lady's Friend  |  I Sit Here Thinking of You  |  What's New  |  Contact Us
 

[Jokes, Riddles, Verses, a Limerick, and a Toast]

A Northern drummer traveling through the South was awakened one morning by a knock at the door and a question: "Any water? Any towels? Any soap?" Recognizing the voice as that of a typical Southern coon, he sprang from his bed, opened the door, and invited her in. Upon entering, he lost no time in making his wants known, and before view of Miss Coon stood about eight inches of regular New England blue-headed Yankee prick. She assented, and they were soon at it. When they had finished, he wanted to make good and asked, "How much do I owe for that?" She answered, "Oh, about ten cents." He said, "You won't get very rich at that price." "Oh, I don't know, sir. I'm meeting expense this morning."

Little Johnny asked his teacher the following conundrum: "What is it that begins with "A", that we sit down upon, and sometimes smells bad?"

The teacher began to reprimand him when little Johnny explained...

 ....................................................................
 ....................... Buy the CD ........................
 ............... for the rest of the words ..............
 ....................................................................
 


Copyright © 2001-2020 by The Jack Horntip CollectionConditions of Use.