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by Brian Belge 2009
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Atlanta
There once was a gal from Atlanta
Who had trouble believing in Santa.
            But a glimpse at Saint Nick
            With his candy-striped stick
Made her faith in his gifts grow giganta.
 
She wrote, Santa, my life is a bore
And my friend says I'm kind of a whore.
            Would you visit me please?
            And before she could sneeze
He was ringing the bell at her door.

The second she let the old guy in
His tongue to her crotch got to flying
            Where her nutcracking thighs
            Destroyed his disguise
Revealing that Santa was Brian.

You'd think that this might be a drag
But Atlanta was not one to bag
            A thing she had going
            So she carried on blowing
Until she was ready to shag.

Thus plying Atlantean wiles
She had Santa in several styles.
Then they hopped in his sleigh,
To his team gave a hey!
And drove them by Christmas! for miles.

Thus endeth the tale of Atlanta:
The girl that got presents from Santa.
            Or should I say Bri?
            For Brian's the guy
That gave her that New Year’s infanta.


 

 
 
             
 

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