Rhymes of Our Tymes for Adults & Adultresses
By Fat Lloyd
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Each 'rhyme' is designed to either make you laugh at yourself or your convictions or both. There is usually a lesson in each entry if enough tyme and energy is applied to find the under lying wisdom or lack of it.
Many of these 'rhymes' have a twist from conventional thought and most have a 'punch-line' that will breathe these thoughts into life.
This is not an educational project. Rather it is an entertainment effort that will certainly educate. Fortunately, many of these thoughts and ideas are
a bit naughty.
Fat Lloyd
Lloyd Williams, better known as Fat Lloyd, is from Rock Falls, Illinois but now lives in South Carolina. He joined the Navy ten days after high school graduation in 1959. Lloyd won an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, class of 1964, while he was an enlisted man. Lloyd held many different jobs after he got out of the Navy. Many of these positions were either sales or restaurant management. He had an unusual and dramatic conversion to Christianity and felt he was called to go to India to preach the gospel. Lloyd refused to join any denomination and traveled around the world twice without any worldly support and without ever asking anyone for anything or taking up a collection. He felt if he was really called, God would provide everything he needed, and He did. Lloyd became a business consultant when he returned to the business community. He spent the next thirty years recruiting and training sales people. Motivational speaking was a major part of his duties during this period. This position required him to travel away from home at least 300 days per year. Lloyd learned the power of humor to impact and motivate sales people to become successful. This lifelong collection of humor has been converted into Rhymes of Our Tymes for Adults and Adultresses
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Rhymes of Our Tymes for Adults & Adultresses - Fat Lloyd
RHYMES OF OUR TYMES
FOR
ADULTS & ADULTRESSES
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CONTENTS
A DUCK NAMED QUACKER
THE CURSE OF A WITCH
CASH MULE
DYING IN BED
BAR FIGHT
AVID GOLFER
COWBOY BOOTS
DENTIST
DRUGS
D.U.I.
THE FEARSOME FOURSOME
FELL OUT OF BED
FINAL ANSWER
FLIGHT PLAN
FLOWER OF LOVE
FUNERAL QUESTIONS
GHOSTS
GOOD NEWS & BAD NEWS
GOVERNOR
GRANDPAW CAME TO TOWN
GROWING PAINS
HIGH TECH HEARING AID
HICKORY DAIQUIRI
LESSON OF A MULE
LIVE LIFE IN
A MAN’S HEAD
MURPHY’S LAUNDRY
MY GIRLFRIEND
NARY A FLOWER
A WORD TO THE WISE
NEVER, NEVER, EVER GIVE UP
NIGHT OF THE FOURTH
A FAMOUS PIECE OF ART
RIDE’EM COWBOY
THE SAID DID KID
SANTA
SEEKING WISDOM
THE SEERSUCKER SUIT
SHARING
SHOELESS JOE
THE SKELETON
SWAMP WISDOM
SPLINTERS IN HER CROTCH
THE HEARING TEST
THE WILL
THREE OLD MEN
TRIALS
WHERE ARE YOU?
WOMAN DRIVER
ABOUT FACE
CAPTAIN KURT
DINING OUT
FATAL ATTRACTIONS
FRIED RICE
GLASSES
HIGH SEAS HYGIENE
RE: INFINITY
PILLS
PHYSICAL
PLASTIC SURGERY
THE POET
REMOTE EXERCISE
SENIOR BREAKFAST
REAL FATHER
THE INTERVIEW
THE SPECIMEN
THE WEDDING
TRUCK STOP, STOP
UPSIDE DOWN
INTEGRATION
YOUNG LOVE
A DUCK NAMED QUACKER
There once was a duck named Quacker
Who ate a lit firecracker
And when he soared way up aloft
That’s when that big ole bomb went off
Most ducks do not have any hair
But there were feathers everywhere
The farmer was wise but not smart
He thought it was a popcorn fart
THE CURSE OF A WITCH
A witch stopped by to see me one night
She was surprised at my lack of fright
In the corner she parked her broom
She looked at me and around the room
Have a seat
is what I said to her
Then she sat down on a cockle-bur
Then when she jumped up it scared her cat
Her broom fell over and mashed her hat
I just wanted to hug and squeezer
But instead I tossed her a tweezer
That’s a good deed for a witch
, she said
How about it boy. Let’s go to bed
Not been to bed with a witch before
What spell would she cast because I snore?
Didn’t matter I found out later
She sleeps like a dead alligator
That’s the story of how we first met
Ten years now and she hasn’t left yet
Her broom is still sitting by the door
The black cat is the neighborhood whore
Now my witch wife is ugly and fat
Can’t fit into her pointed black hat
She sits and cries almost all the time
Bitches how she has wasted