t tizens of Pantoland
thE DAME
Double-sexed and self-sufficient, transvestite of Pantoland, manifests introduce hus:
quot;My name is ido; ternly adjure t;Smile ;
Because twankey rh -- pardon me, vicar; and,
Once upon a distant time,
talked in Pantoland in rhyme. . .
but noalk in double entendre, ed, not e or grave, but endre. t is, everyday discourse we ricy mind.
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rides tage. steps resonate ique past. Serror in in tars suc god Sy of t ;.
to mood.
One pair of bloomers is made out of triotism.
tered red and black, in memory of Utopia.
test pair of bloomers is scarlet, arget on t, centred on ted to obscenity.
Roars. Screams. s.
Surns and curtsies. And w do you know, sruncrousers, she?
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ter carnival in Old Burgundy, kno of Fools, yle by a man dressed as a her.
Crazy Moturns round and curtsies. Srunc of errified deligurn a o look again, ter only runcurned into a magic wand.
s/Motaps Daisy t ;Do;.