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i carry my midget

Member since 2009 · Posted 30 Mar 2009 · 3 comments

i carry you midget wife with me (on the account you have no legs and just one arm) unless it is fine weather (then I gaffa tape you to a skateboard, and pull you along by your one arm, which is sadly stunted) i fear her fate (if it wasn't for me, you would still be tethered up at the pet shop where we met) i want no other (for beautiful you are, even with the downy hair that covers you head to stump) and your off coloured skin, from when i painted you orange, when we went to see charlie and the chocolate factory, with you as an ooompa loompa here is the darkest secret nobody knows (yours are the stumps, the stumpiest stumps that i adore, and sometimes i am saddened that you were born with your one arm, even if it is stunted) but three stumps are better than none i carry you midget wife (unless of course it is sunny)

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A favorite of Engelbert Humpalot, conny lingers, Edna Sweetlove.

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[10] Edna Sweetlove 15-May-09/12:36 PM Reply
Enchanting! I too have loved a freak and I know just how fond one can grow of an ugly deformed dwarf.
[n/a] conny lingers 2-Feb-21/8:56 AM Reply
Stumps are the greatest. Artistic cricketers love to draw them when they have finished playing with the balls.
[10] Engelbert Humpalot 6-Mar-21/11:02 AM Reply
Great last line.