(aka LarryD @ Acts of the Apostasy )
Many of today's nursery rhymes actually started out as political commentary in Merry Old England. So who knows, maybe these will join them some day.
The Mantrimony Rhyme
"Jimmy and Bobby, sitting in a tree;
K-I-S-S-I-N-G;
First comes lust, then comes 'marriage';
But God is mocked when His will's disparaged."
"Barry Barry quite contrary
How does your gubmint grow?
With Porkulus and Deficits
And quisling Cath'lics in a row."
(Note: Someone suggested using Kissling for quisling which would work as well since Kissling is a quisling Catholic.)
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