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Filthy Hampshire Limericks
Filthy Hampshire Limericks
Filthy Hampshire Limericks
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Filthy Hampshire Limericks

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Warning: These limericks are for broadminded adults only as they are, as the name suggests, somewhat filthy. In fact, make that downright filthy.

The good folk of Hampshire are nowhere near as filthy, perverted and sleazy as I have made them out to be in this collection of limericks. It is all done in jest because sometimes a little bit of filth is just what you need to lighten your mood and make you smile.

Stokes Bay

A man once went down to the beach at Stokes Bay
There he disrobed; he was butt-nekkid, as they say
There was soon a howl of protest
People objected to the vim and zest
Of his heat-seeking missile as he brought it into play

Purbrook

There was an unfortunate woman from Purbrook
Who repeatedly for a man was somehow mistook
So she would lift her skirt and show her large clit
And open up her blouse and display her right tit
Men said ‘Please Mister, may we have another look?’
LanguageEnglish
PublisherLulu.com
Release dateJun 16, 2014
ISBN9781291919530
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    Filthy Hampshire Limericks - Stuart Pidd

    Filthy Hampshire Limericks

    Filthy Hampshire Limericks

    Copyright 2014 Stuart Pidd

    All rights reserved. The entire collection is copyrighted and you make not duplicate it or use it for monetary gain, but feel free to share a few limericks with your friends.

    First edition

    ISBN 978-1-291-91953-0

    Please note: Apostrophes are often not used in place names in the UK. To be consistent I have not used any even though my fingers itched to put them in.

    Please do not take offence at any stereotypical words used to describe genders or sexuality; there are used purely for jest. Diversity rocks!

    Waltham Chase

    There was a young lady from Waltham Chase

    Who thought her village a most dreary place

    One day she bought a big vibrator

    Which did somewhat alleviate her

    Boredom; and she thought her toy quite ace

    But what she really wanted was something throbbing and warm

    She wanted what everyone else had, nothing way out of the norm

    She found a rugged fella down at the pub

    Who drilled her good with his thick stub

    Sadly he wasn’t husband material; he’d done time and had form

    She decided to cast her net far and wide

    Many men came along and had a ride

    Leaving her little village far behind

    She sought out the pump and grind

    And took all manner of men in her stride

    Sadly it wasn’t too long before she was very clapped out

    She wore the look of decadence and decay on her snout

    Men soon gave her a very wide berth

    As wide as her own burgeoning girth

    She went back to her village to raise her future lager lout

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    Cove

    There once was an unemployed young woman from Cove

    Who decided that her pussy was an unused treasure trove

    So he had some cards printed and put up in a phone box

    And it didn’t take long before owners of big, hard cocks

    Were paying to shag her with gusto in a sheltered grove

    Her husband came home early one day

    And spotted her out in a field, at play

    ‘What the hell is the meaning of this?’ he cried

    ‘Sorry babe, we’re behind on the gas’ she lied

    Said

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