DS
OH BOY! it's been a long, long time.
The boy stood on the burning deck,
When all but he had fled,
Silly sod.
The boy stood on the burning deck,
Selling peas, a penny a peck,
Did he wash 'is dirty neck?
Did 'e 'eck.
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Martyn Kershaw
Who doesn't take life so seriously. It's not permanent.
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The boy stood on the burning deck,
His pockets full of crackers.
One fell down between his legs,
And blew off both his knackers.....
The boy stood on the burning deck,
Picking his nose like mad.
Rolled it in a little ball
And threw it at his dad.
His dad was very wise,
And threw the boy a plum.
When he bent down to pick it up,
He kicked him up the bum..
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It's no use complaining, cause no bastard gives a shit!!!!!!!!!!!
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Darren McElroy
dmce...@ozemail.com.au
Queensland, Australia
The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck his pockets full of Crackers
one blew off, two blew off the rest blew off his ............!!
I leave it to your collective imaginations,
Chris H.
>Does anybody know any "The Boy Stood On The Burning Deck" jokes
>DS
I cant remember any myself but if you can get yourself a copy of a
spike milligan book called "a book of bits or a bit of a book" then theres
heaps in there as well as other genius spike milligan humor
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David Hilder dr...@uow.edu.au
Not from Spike Milligan, the following:
The boy stood on the burning deck
his pocket full of crackers
one fell down between his legs
and blew of both his knackers
The boy stood on the burning deck
his feet were full of blisters
the flames came up and burnt his pants
and now he wears his sisters
This one I think was from Spike Milligan !
Steve Osborne
Kuantan, Malaysia.
The boy stood on the burning deck
Playing a game of cricket
The ball went up his trouser leg
And hit his middle wicket
The boy stood on the burning deck
Picking his nose like mad
He rolled it up in little balls
And flicked it at his dad
---Simon K----
"...sandshoes," in the version I heard.
The Wog
Dennis Scoullar <sco...@gateway.net.au> wrote in article
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I recited that in kindergarden about 45 years ago, and was made to leave
the room! Times have changed
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Cheers
David
Do a random act of kindness for someone today -
• even if you don’t feel good about it someone else will!
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Cheers,
Hoges.
>Does anybody know any "The Boy Stood On The Burning Deck" jokes
>
>DS
>
The boy stood on the burning deck wishing he hadn't been born
His father said he wouldn't have,if the condom hadn't torn.
Don