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| 61. The Fireman Today I met a man Who boasted of his charms He had a wife and three mistresses And responded to fire alarms He said he put out fires Both of the hot and heated kind He laughed about his life And said his wife really didn’t mind But when his cell phone rattled He answered in prompt haste He seemed shaken by the phone call His face turned white like paste Although I did not hear that interchange I knew just what it said I guess his wife had found out There would be no more fires in her bed |
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