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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 'Twas nine o'clock on Monday morn And Ned was full of cheek, Depositing the cash he'd won From gambling through the week. The manager was curious And asked Ned for the drum On how he’d manage to procure Each week a tidy sum. "I only bet on sure things sir," Was how old Ned replied. "Then show me an example friend?" The manager enquired. "No worries sir, I'll bet you now Five hundred of the best That you are wearing bright red jocks And sir I do not jest." The banker oozing confidence Let out a joyous cry, "You're on my friend!" and bared the cash, A twinkle in his eye. "Well drop your trousers sir," Ned said, "Don't leave a bloke in doubt." The banker thought the office more A place to sort it out. Then once inside he dropped his dacks And with a grin he said, "You've done your dough for you can see These jocks are sure not red." "Not good enough," old Ned replied, "For they look red to me, Perhaps it's 'cause I'm colour blind, We'll need a referee." "Let's ask your good Accountant sir, To cast the final lot," But when the Banker called him in He fainted on the spot. "What's up with him?" The Banker said, "The man's out like a light." "He's in a state of shock," said Ned, "But he'll come 'round all right." "You see we waged a little bet, A thousand he would pay, If I could drop your dacks by ten; A sure thing ... wouldn't you say?"
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