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A Cheap Thrill and a Giggle (Knocking Shop II)
By oxy
20 May 2005

The Knocking shop now has a sign
posted on the door,
it says half price every Wednesday
from ten o'clock till four.

Come in and try our sauna
big Bertha is in charge,
she can deal with anyone
from small to extra large.

Next we have the voyeurs room
with screens from wall to wall,
and girls dressed up as French maids
at your beck and call.

The "Lay Down and Think of England" room
is for our older clientèle,
run by Dainty Daisy
Who's getting on as well. (she's almost 69)

Down stairs we have the Dungeon
with chains and locks and clips,
where dressed in leather Laura
likes to flick her whips.

So remember every Wednesday
when the shops close for half day,
don't walk past the Knocking shop
come in and have a play.

 

 

Reviews
you terror
Written by kevinrobson73 (371 comments posted) 24th May 2005
thoroughly enjoyable seaside postcard humour 
if it's any help you need to retype the line 
"were dressed in leather Laura" 
surely you mean "where" 
it tickled me large -well done
where is it
Written by maipenrai (783 comments posted) 7th June 2005
a good piece of humour, when i find my new bus pass i know where i am going?

Written by dotcommie (6 comments posted) 2nd November 2006
Gave me a chuckle, well written and enjoyably cheeky 
 
But most 'knocking shops' aren't like that these days. Too often they're staffed by immigrant beauties who don't have a great deal of opportunities

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