Cockle f’r your troubles, dearies?
by G. E. Bauns
“Cockle f’r your troubles, dearies?”
“Oh please, mister! Rough and tumble me will you? Right randy I be-”
“Mm, and bollocks then?”
“Cockle and bollocks both, mister, waggle that wumbly bunch under me bum-n-tumble will you?”
“Waggledy, you says?”
“Oh verily, mister, ‘muckoo muckoo fucky fucky,’ wum wumber me will you? Mmm, yessss...”
And waggle and wumble we did then. Head-first I went, submerging all ov meself into her vandangly lid-lips, and up and up I crept like a centi-preed. Spelunking me lunky into the missus down-under-me-roo, talcum cavern of mucus-prodoosus stalag-ta-tungs. Yes, she was one ripe rummunger. And quick as a leech my rum-cum-tumbles asunder and the whole lot was off with her head.
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