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Don't worry ‘bout me: I have a nice panga, A pretty assegai, a Chukchi yaranga, And I can start fire with some thin tiny twigs By touching them a bit with my fishnet stockings. In the Atlas I tamed the last of the lions; In the Ngorongoro cheetahs feared my irons; In the Rocky Mountains I made all grizzlies pant; And in Tamil Nadu tigers purred in my hand. ‘Cuz for kisses, it’s true: I do never resist, And every man I like, I track him on the pist, I find him and ****** and finally kiss him. As for peeled vultures though, hillbilly noisy dogs, Big black or green mambas, stinky naughty warthogs: I do always cook them but never embrace them... Read by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth : Please note: In the link address, the word "UNDERSCORE" (2x) has to be replaced by the typographic sign of the underscore (Alt+095). https://www.cjoint.com/doc/18UNDERSCORE05/HEzhgrx8p4AUNDERSCOREIn-love-in-the.mp3
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May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 4:17 AM UTC
Her Majesty's reading: In love in the big bush, I now go hunting
Don't worry ‘bout me: I have a nice panga, A pretty assegai, a Chukchi yaranga, And I can start fire with some thin tiny twigs By touching them a bit with my fishnet stockings. In the Atlas I tamed the last of the lions; In the Ngorongoro cheetahs feared my irons; In the Rocky Mountains I made all grizzlies pant; And in Tamil Nadu tigers purred in my hand. ‘Cuz for kisses, it’s true: I do never resist, And every man I like, I track him on the pist, I find him and ****** and finally kiss him. As for peeled vultures though, hillbilly noisy dogs, Big black or green mambas, stinky naughty warthogs: I do always cook them but never embrace them... Read by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth : Please note: In the link address, the word "UNDERSCORE" (2x) has to be replaced by the typographic sign of the underscore (Alt+095). https://www.cjoint.com/doc/18UNDERSCORE05/HEzhgrx8p4AUNDERSCOREIn-love-in-the.mp3
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Paris, France
May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 4:17 AM UTC
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