'how Could I Resist This Challenge' - Updated Collaboration With Jan Allison

(What Susie Did Next) Little Susie had peed her new pants Such an unfortunate circumstance In front of her mother She blushed a red colour … Then invented the ‘Wet knickers’ dance! Mum's reaction to this was not cool As Sue pranced around like a fool To add to her woe More started to flow Down her leg and formed into a Pool Susie knew right away, she was Toast With her face turning pale as a ghost When the Cork in her ass Shot out with the gas And Mother got blasted the most Desperately needing a breath of fresh air We ran out of the house in a state of despair It is far from a joke To splutter and choke On a stench that melts noses and frizzles our hair In disgrace, she stomped off to the shed Where a cunning plan entered her head Her gas mask condition Needed stiff competition So she's joined a 'Gas' Commune instead Sue was accepted as one of the troupe After she curdled Cow’s milk into soup And when it got dark She thought it a lark To 'Blue Flame' her gas for the group In a national contest for which she was keen She entered to take on the best there has been But to Susie’s surprise They gave the Top Prize To a bloke that farted 'God Save The Queen' 'Porton Down' is off limits so no one can see The 'Boffins' who work in white coats, secretly MI6 sniffed around And Susie was found Then Pressed into service as their new WMD
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Allison Avatar
January 28, 2016 at 2:35 PM
I do love our collaborations Rob ... here's to the next challenge lol:-) hugs Jan xx
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January 28, 2016 at 6:06 PM
:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porton_Down
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