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Shitter stall limericks

I remember this from 45 or so years ago written on a bathroom wall of a rest stop in Tennessee.

I hope that I
shall never see
a plastic marijuana tree
synthetic woods may come and pass
but only god can grow good grass.
 
There was a young man from Brighton
Who thought he’d at last found a tight ‘un.
He said, Oh my love,
It fits like a glove.
Said she, But you’re not in the right ‘un.
 
He who writes on the bathroom walls
Rolls his shit into little balls
He who reads these words of writ
Eats those balls of shit
 
In the days of old, When man was bold
And the toilet not yet invented
Laid their loads, upon the roads
And walked away contented
 
There once was a man named Dave
He found a hooker in a cave
she was missing a tit
and she smelled of shit
just think of the money Dave saved
 
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This limerick was told to me many years ago by an oldtimer, who was my best man when I was 21 and he was around 60. He was a US army vet and had been present at the liberation of Dachau and lived to 100. Here is the limerick he told me over thirty years ago:

"There once was a man named McBride, fell into a shithouse and died. Along came his brother and fell down the other, now their interred side by side".

To which I replied: I don't get the part about side by side Walter.

Walla said "It was a two holer Pete!"
 
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