Hilarious Birthday Poems
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At your age it's hard to be devil-may-care What with those pleats in your derriere And it aint easy surrendering to sin While trying to hold your stomach in
So, on your (70th) birthday, here's a poem To make you smile...smile mark you, not grin Cos you don't want to go to the bother Of putting your teeth back in
A husband's note to his 64 year old wife said "You don't excite me, but I still love you, dear I'm spending this evening at the Premier Inn With my 32 year old assistant, Maria I know you'll understand that a man of my age Needs to relive his youth, by getting flirty But, loyally, I'll return tonight Expect me about 12.30"
When the man came home that night He found on the dining room table A note headed My dear husband It was from his dear wife Mabel
"As a math teacher, I'm very good with figures I'm 64, but you, my dear, are 68 I, too, have an assignation this evening And I, too, will be home somewhat late When I say somewhat late, I mean very late There's a simple explanation A 16 year old student needs extra curricular help I'm teaching him multiplication Mathematically, 68 can't go fully into 32 As you will have found to your sorrow Whereas, you know how many times 16 goes into 64 So I'll see you sometime tomorrow"
Hope it made you smile Have a really happy birthday
Jon Bratton 2011 based on a joke by someone else unknown and the first four lines are adapted from the fine work of
Judith Viorst
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“He that is not handsome at 20, nor strong at 30, nor rich at 40, nor wise at 50, will never be handsome, strong, rich or wise.” George Herbert said that unkindly But the bastard didn't say it in a birthday card to his aesthetically, financially and academically challenged friend. Have as happy a birthday as you can manage, under the circumstances, old buddy
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