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Lonesome cowboy

He approached her, said “Howdy there, ma’am!
I need cash, but this ain’t no damn scam;
Just, I’m handsome and young,
And I’m pretty well-hung.
If you want a good root, here I am!”

Author petePosted on December 18, 2017February 6, 2020Categories AOTags cowboy, gigolo, limerick, prostitution, root, well hung

Fatherly wisdom

“Look”, said Dad. “Ask her out! A few ales …
Just use my best line! Never fails!
She’ll root, I can tell!
Arse like that, bloody hell!
Leaves a trail of slime like a snail’s”!

Author petePosted on May 29, 2017February 6, 2020Categories AOTags arse, limerick, pick-up line, root

Reading her lips

From the overtures that she was making,
Unspoken taboos she was breaking,
She’d not be opposed
To a root, he supposed;
Certain liberties there for the taking!

Author petePosted on April 8, 2017February 6, 2020Categories AOTags breaking taboos, consent, limerick, root, taboos, taking liberties

Freelance

Not the best root he’s had, but a tryer;
No pro, just for casual hire.
Nice body, great boobs,
Bouncy arse and shaved pubes…
Pretty much all a man could desire!

Author petePosted on March 23, 2017February 6, 2020Categories AOTags arse, boobs, limerick, prostitution, pubes, root, shaved pubes

Wear and tear

Her kind offer to root him rebuffed,
She should tell him to go and get stuffed!
What a bloody disgrace,
To have said to her face
That her pussy looked droopy and scuffed!

Author petePosted on February 26, 2017February 6, 2020Categories AOTags limerick, pussy, root, stuffed

Ladette

Not a tart, just a bloody good sport!
Not a slut… something, though, of that sort.
She just loves a good root…
So the question is moot.
She’s like one of the lads, like, he thought.

Author petePosted on February 22, 2017July 16, 2024Categories AOTags ladette, limerick, root, slut, tart

Animal magnetism

“What a hairy brute! Breath bloody foul!”
She thought, wary, suppressing a scowl.
A bit strange, by repute,
But a bloody good root…
As he came, with a lycanthrope howl!

Author petePosted on February 22, 2017February 6, 2020Categories AOTags limerick, lycanthrope, root, werewolf

Well he wood, woodn’t he?

He got wood. He boned up, lignified.
Which of course, she owned up, signified
That he wanted to root her,
Which, though it might suit  her,
Seemed vulgar, and coarse, and undignified!

Author petePosted on February 15, 2017February 6, 2020Categories AOTags boned up, erection, got wood, lignification, limerick, root

The call of the wild

The relationship’s gone a bit stale,
She thought. Bloody typical male!
You root them, she’d found,
Soon they’re sniffing around
For new pussy. Damn pricks! Massive fail!

Author petePosted on February 2, 2017February 6, 2020Categories AOTags limerick, pussy, relationship, root, sniffing, sniffing pussy, typical male

Self-restraint

She walked round the house mostly undressed;
Flashed her neighbour some arse or some breast.
He was awfully cute!
She’d have loved a nice root,
But best not, not to foul her own nest.

Author petePosted on January 31, 2017February 6, 2020Categories AOTags arse, breast, flasher, foul the nest, limerick, root, undressed

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