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by Brian Belge 2009
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Virginia
My friends, I will give you the skinny
On the gal that we know as Virginny.
            When Santa came 'round
            Virginia went down
On the elf as he slid down her chinny.
                                   
Quite soon they were off on his sled.
The clouds were a feathery bed.
    When he loosened the reigns
              And flocked out her brains,
Virginia went heels over head.
 
The couple then flew to a field
Where Santa quite shyly revealed
            That the man who was flyin'
            Beside her was Brian.
Virginia just tittered and peeled.
 
There is something quite sweet about Ginny.
She is certainly nobody’s ninny,
            But when she gets rode
            And is set to explode
She utters a reindeerish whinny.
 
As Santa rolled Ginny in heather
Their parts became tethered together.
            They flew in his sleigh
            And went all the way
To the pole and to regions more nether.
 
The last time Virginia saw Santa
He was seeing the lass from Atlanta
            And the lawyer from Lowell
            And she banged on his pole
So hard it turned blue and majanta.
 
Yes, Santa's a jolly old fellow.
'Ho ho ho to my hos!' is his bellow.
            He's an elfish old imp
            As well as a pimp
Who stuffs all the stockings with Jell-O.
 
So here's to the seasonal gent
Who spent so much time in a pent-
            House with a whore
            That Noel is no more:
May they both make like nails and get bent.
 
 
             
 

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