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The Real Me
A Limerick There once was a woman named Sherry Who’s legs were incredibly hairy. Once a year she would shave ‘em In a Ziploc bag save ‘em What a pity she’ll never remarry! Likewise her pits were a fright, She braided her pit hair by night With little glass beads, And sunflower seeds, In the head, she was never quite right! Then comes the plight of her “Carpet.” Like the famous La Brea Tar Pit. It’d capture and kill, Until it ate its fill And spit out the bones like an owl shit.
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