If You Don'T Want To Sit This One Out

If You Don’t Want to Sit This One Out

It’s more than a domestic conflict cliché
It’s a fact that a female can’t stand the way
That the tall standing males
Each time simply fails
And the floor and the seat gets the spray

But you can’t blame it all on the male
Science has proved that a trail
Of liquid much more than mere inches
No matter how much someone pinches
Will bounce until it simply sails

So men – here I must be precise
If you don’t want to sit, than be nice
Take a step to the right
Aim it downward just slight
Pay heed to your uncle’s advice

For the angle of impact’s the key
As to just where the entry should be
Hit the side of the bowl
Down that side it will role
And how happy your woman will be

Uncle Mike
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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December 27, 2013 at 3:52 PM
ha! very funny and oh, so true, uncle mike!
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