The Last Night Of The Longhorns Comments

Down where Sandra? : -))) H

Again your talent amazes me, along with your choice in subjets. You are a poet in any field, and I can almost feel the passion in the comments section. You got a fire burning down there! ;)

Forgot: Y'all know the expression 'shiteating grin', well these coprophagics mostly from merry old England and Texas, don't only have that grin. They actually do it. And what do you expect comes out when they open their pretentious Longhornlips? You guessed it. Brave new world. If you think that these critters may be allowed to have offspring. Hopefully, their demonstrated lack of IQ will interfere with that. Wow.Probably no lead in their stencil, from the sound of it. H H

Amazing grace: Leese appears on the scene and 4 minutes later poems are marked ONE. Amazing. Smelly. Courageous. Congratul; ations on your achievements, even if you can't hope for more. H

Agreed, and coprophilia beats coprophagia any day of the week, any year of the decade, leap years included. Though the latter does restore several B-vitamins, notably folate. See rabbits in my upcoming poem about happy fornicators. Glad you liked it Michael, even though your name is Russian. H

Your cacophonous coprophilia is truly diarrhoetic in its poetastric symbolism.

I was going to bring in the various representatives of our local fauna and flora as well but did run out of grunt after reading Michael Shakespeare's poem about same. Yeah, the old olfactory, we used to call it the oilfactory, and to remember the 12 cranial nerves we....well if anyone wants to know.. H

That sounds like a full scale assault on the olfactory senses: -)