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LindsayP
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0 posted 2010-06-24 10:50 PM




                      Toast

Little Jimmy’s parents are trying to train him
To go and urinate in their new toilet bowl
But his willy is so tiny he’s unable to grasp it
And  piddles all over with no sense of control.

Although the little chap is only four years old
Mum thinks could there be something amiss with his spine
He is unable to steer the stream into the bowl
And the toilet & floor are all covered in urine.

She takes him along to the Doc’ for a check
After examination by the Doc’ an old theory is born
He said I know this sounds like an old woman’s tale
But give him two pieces of toast for breakfast each morn.

It will probably take a few weeks for it to grow
But I’m sure you will be very pleased with the result
If it hasn’t grown at least two inches by then
Come back and see me and again we’ll consult.

Next morning for breakfast the toast is served up
And ten pieces are put out on the plate
Mum watches as Jimmy tucks into the first piece
Then he pauses for a moment this observation to state.

‘Mum, I’m only supposed to eat two pieces’ he said
‘And you have put ten pieces there on the plate’
‘That’s all right dear, eat up your two pieces of toast
It’s for your dad that I have made the other eight.’

© Copyright 2010 Lindsay P Wilson - All Rights Reserved
easy1
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1 posted 2010-06-25 12:32 PM


Bawdy and raised a smile. Still smiling, in fact.
Lamar Cole
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2 posted 2010-06-25 03:34 AM


Very hilarious. This one will have me grinning for days.
Toerag
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3 posted 2010-06-25 11:32 AM


I've heard women say Balladeer has never had a piece of toast, (which explains why he's never had a piece of anything else).

Lindsay, your punchlines are great.
Very well done

Robert E. Jordan
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4 posted 2010-06-25 12:43 PM


Yo Lindsay,

Just goes to prove that hope spring eternal in the human breast.

Bobby

2islander2
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5 posted 2010-06-25 01:00 PM


Thanks Lindsay, urinal projections are a disaster that men could resolve by sitting...I understood that after devastating a fitted carpet in a bathroom while renting an apartment and had to pay 300 bucks to replace it all...However I adored your brilliant poem....

have a nice day

yann

Earl Brinkman
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6 posted 2010-06-26 07:26 AM


You make me laugh after a day of work.  Thank you.
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7 posted 2010-06-26 03:03 PM



No wonder I never felt a need eat bread :P

Toe uses the same technique when he needs to, pinch a loaf...

splash!

oh that was just wrong...


Lindsay now I know why your last name initial is, P



Kethry D
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8 posted 2010-06-26 09:27 PM


I love it when a joke morphs into a poem. you have done very well with this translation.

A poet must leave traces of his passing not proof.

Rene Char

LindsayP
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9 posted 2010-06-26 11:32 PM



A great big thank you to all you kind folks

who have made comment God bless and take care.

Lindsay

passing shadows
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10 posted 2010-06-27 10:48 AM


*giggles*

*and giggles some more*

this is fantastic and surely something every woman with a man in her life can relate to well!

I guess I'm lucky that way though...married a toast eater! LOL


vandana
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11 posted 2010-06-27 05:31 PM


enjoyed
LindsayP
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12 posted 2010-06-27 09:32 PM



Dear Dixie, I'm so happy for you in having married a toast eater, you are lucky fo sure, thanks fo making comment.

Vandana thank you to, and although you are a poet of few words they are appreciated just the same.

Lindsay

Honeybunch
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13 posted 2010-06-29 04:28 AM


Oh dear, Lindsay.  How can I eat toast again and not think of your poem?     I always know to read you when I need a laugh.  Thank you.

Helen

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14 posted 2010-06-29 10:23 AM


You really had me going until the punchline.  I'll have to share this with friends who will appreciate it.
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15 posted 2010-06-29 10:54 AM


LOLOL... This is hilarious, my friend... and so very well done!!! Now I know why the bread shelves at my grocery store are empty so often! LOL
JamesMichael
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16 posted 2010-06-29 06:29 PM


Enjoyed...James
LindsayP
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17 posted 2010-06-30 11:47 PM



To Helen, well at least you will have something to remember me by. thanks

Eldest, thanks for popping in and I'll only be too happy for you to pass it on

Ruth my dear you'll just have to make sure that you get down to that bread shop early.

James my friend, thank you too, your comment
Is always appreciated

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