When you’re playing poker
I think it’s true in all cases
That a Smith and Wesson
Will always beat four aces
When you’re playing poker
I think it’s true in all cases
That a Smith and Wesson
Will always beat four aces
Something that may get you in a fix
Is demonstrating fancy card tricks
For more than one serious gambler
Just before you’re about to play poker
Joan found her husband George
Indulging in a strange
caper
Stalking about the
kitchen
With a rolled-up
newspaper
"What on earth are you doing?"
She asked with annoyance.
"I’m doing battle with flies"
Was his proud response
"Have you killed any yet?"
She asked, walking to the door
"Three male and two females
Is the current score”
"How can you sex a fly?"
Asked a now interested
Joan
"I killed three
on a beer can;
The other two were on
the phone"
I took the boys to the match
Down the road on Saturday
I take them to the home games
But we never ever go away
They’re only a conference side
About mid table if were lucky
If we manage a decent cup run
The pundits call us plucky
Almost numb with boredom
We suffered a dull first half
The ref fell over on his arse
So at least we had a laugh
To cheer the boys up a bit
I took them to a burger bar
I didn’t know how long we’d be
The line didn’t seem that far
The true concept of “fast food”
Seems to have passed them by
As we spent half time queuing
For two hot dogs and a pie
I sent the boys to the stands
Coming over all paternal
I queued on my own and missed
Two goals after the interval
Back in the stand with the boys
I realized I’d got nothing for me
And when I tied Josh’s shoelace
I missed goal number three
I saw the last five minutes
Until the final whistle blew
Still at least we won the match
The last time we only drew
Match days are meant to be fun
I must be totally off my brain
Halfway home without a coat
It starts to pour with rain
Forty quid to see the match
Plus fast food and a program
Still at least I spent the day
With my boys Ben Josh and Sam
I was amused to see at the weekend that the Bolton Wanders mascot a seven foot Lion was ordered by the referee to stay at the Bolton end of the ground in the first half because the lion was confusing the Norwich City players.
At half time the Lion reappeared wearing the Bolton away strip and was allowed
to resume his duties.
I can’t help thinking that Norwich city's position at the foot of the premiership table may be related to their inability to differentiate between a seven foot Lion and fellow footballers.
Nudists whilst staying in the camp
Must never, even if
tempted
When playing games of
leapfrog
Fail to complete all
jumps attempted
Jockeys in bright coloured racing silk
Representing owners of every ilk
The horses fidget with ears pricked
Punters shout for the horse they picked
Ready for the off the tension mounts
A lot of money bet on turf accounts
they’re at the start now all in a line
The starter waits till all is fine
And they’re off, and the horses surge
Moving en mass like a cavalry charge
Powerful beasts of chestnut and grey
Doing battle on Grand National day
Hooves thunder hard past the rail
Who will win the race who will prevail
On they go riding at a steady rate
Five fences in the opening straight
Then the big one Bechers Brook
Some don’t fancy it when they take a look
Then the Foinavon fence before Canal Turn
Valentines is then the next big concern
Three more fences and the field is thinning
Across the Melling Road and turning
Over two more fences before the Chair
Then the water jump and halfway there
Powerful beasts of chestnut and grey
Doing battle on Grand National day
Hooves thunder hard past the rail
Who will win the race who will prevail
The crowd cheers loudly those who remain
As the magnificent beasts go around again
Along the straight five fences once more
Then Bechers Brook counts its score
Beneath them the ground seems to quake
The leaders leaving fallers in their wake
Then the Foinavon fence before Canal Turn
Valentines is once again the big concern
Three more fences and the field is thinning
Across the Melling Road and turning
Powerful beasts of chestnut and grey
Doing battle on Grand National day
Hooves thunder hard past the rail
Who will win the race who will prevail
Two more fences and the volume gets loud
Almost home to the delight of the crowd
Jump the last fence and land ahead
Keep your wits about you, keep your head
The finishing straight the end in sight
Across the finish line to the crowds delight
For the winner at the end of the road
The great sporting accolade is bestowed
A spectacle on an afternoon well spent
For those who witness the great event
The gender of a hot air balloon
Is distinctly male by definition
The obvious thing to compare
Is of course it’s full of hot air
And to get it to move even a little bit
You have to light a fire under it
Brazil Brazil is the Celtic chant
From the clan McCarlos and McCafu
Scotland's allies in the yellow and blue
Must defeat the Englishmen for you
I feel more pity than I feel contempt
Though not enough to shed a tear
What a truly sad existence you endure
No talented team of Scots to cheer
How sad and bitter you poor Celts are
Lacking a worthy team home grown
You must bathe in the reflected glory
Of greater nations than your own
Travelling east to play the game
Not thought to set the world aflame
Making friends while you're away
Impressing with your football play
Pleasing critics with what they see
Though they call you England B
Well done the noble men in green
With Holland, Dunn and Robbie Keane
You've really done your country proud
Let them proudly sing your names aloud
Cricket is not my sport that I have to say
But the game appears to be in the doldrums
For me the most exiting part of the match
Are the barmy army beating their drums
They spread the event over five full days
In an effort to make it appear more fun
But if they want to make it more exciting
They should make them play tip and run
It was a bad winter Olympics First it was the Luge I had a go at Then I found myself on thin ice Following some aggressive chat Th...