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My Granny [rude warning]
By Katanga
29 July 2008


For Paula again - for relevance, please see her excellent 'My Nanny'.

Cheers!

Fallulah X



My Granny

My dearly beloved old granny
Had cobwebs spun in her fanny.
From deep up inside her
She pulled out a spider -
And went on the road with your nanny.

Reviews

Written by punchy (535 comments posted) 29th July 2008
:grin :grin :grin  
That is fantastic. the images that come to mind are rather disturbing though!
Punchy!
Written by Katanga (1537 comments posted) 29th July 2008
Cheers! 
 
The idea comes from a Marianne Faithful song on her brilliant 'Broken English' album. Know it? 
 
There's a really vicious pair of lines that have always stuck in my mind, about an elderly middle-class do-gooder: 
 
"She's got cobwebs up her fanny 
And a belief in giving to the poor." 
 
Strong stuff, eh? 
 
Cheers! More to come? 
 
Hope so! 
 
Fallulah X
Tolstoy - you're disturbed.
Written by Brett (1002 comments posted) 29th July 2008
Funny, but definitely disturbed. 
Cheers
Disturbed?
Written by Katanga (1537 comments posted) 29th July 2008
Ha! Ha! You don't know the half of it! 
 
I can do 'disturbed', but I'd need to share a bottle of J.D. (or equivalent!) with you first . . .  
 
Cheers! 
 
Fallulah X

Written by Phil (7007 comments posted) 29th July 2008
I'd imagine many grannies are a little cobwebby in the nether regions. My granny is too house proud to allow any of that. She'd be mortified to find anything silky down there - utility cotton underwear or struppetdom. 
 
Enjoyed. 
 
Phil

Written by ParadiseLost (7 comments posted) 29th July 2008
Haha. I thought it was funny.  
I like how the title made you think of one thing and the actual poem was different. 
But it was a little creepy though.  
But very funny.  
Loved it.  
 
George

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