Source:
Adults
Author:
Jan Miklaszewicz
Title:
Bootiful.
There once was a man had a poultry farm and bootiful it was. Them poultries held a certain charm and bootiful they was. Cooped up in a drippy shed, habitually interbred, fed up the arse till they was dead, and bootiful they was. There was a spot of bother on that poultry farm and bootiful it weren't. Them poultries come to early harm and bootiful they weren't. Soppy buggers caught the flu (come from a seagul, name of Stu, who'd guv the rubbish bags a chew) and bootiful they weren't. Now everyone knows about the deal and bootiful it 'aint. Enough to put you off your meal and bootiful it 'aint. Remember that fucker and his poultry farm, Wallet fatter than a sumo's arm, hawking his product without alarm, cos bootiful it 'aint.
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