02-13-2008, 03:19 PM
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Rabbits
Two tiny ickle bunnies
Sitting neath a tree
The buck turns to the doe and says
What’s on the menu for tea?
I thought we’d eat out says the doe
If that’s alright with you
The buck wanted to please her
So he counted out his dough
To the vegetarian restaurant
The pair they did away
They dined on carrots and broccoli
Organic that’s the way
They were the perfect couple
In love they were the best
They had hundreds of offspring
Copulating without rest
Later that same season
The bunnies fell out of love
They knew each other intimately
But it was not enough
The buck was smoking heavily
He’d gained a dreadful cough
“If it’s lettuce again for our tea
Well doe, this buck is off!”
She told him he could go away
His waist was getting thick
She was seeing another
A young buck, quick and slick
Well old buck he had to go
He knew that he’d been beat
His ears drooped, his scut was down
His weren’t the biggest feet
His doe she’d fallen heavily
For another hunk
He wore his ears in a Mohican
He was a rabbit punk
The punk sneered at the farmer
He didn’t give a jot
Unfortunately he was no opposition
Against a hundred balls of shot
Doe went back to her first love
The one she’d left behind (Boo Hiss)
The silly sodden buck
Took her back cos he was kind
A moral to this tale!
If you are like Doe the rabbit
Break an old buck’s heart in two
Then you could end up like her lover
In the farmers dinner as part of a stew
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