To the moiling and toiling head mohel
There came a goy boy with a boil
He put him under the foil
But made blunders royal
And changed him from goy into goil.
Here's a hit for "goils", containing this:
Amster's family arrived here to cold-water poverty on the Lower East Side — his earliest memories are of horse-driven fire engines and of stealing food from pushcarts and coal for the family's tenement stove.
I didn't know that you could get food from coal.
coal? it's great, really. Lots of calories, no fat or carbs, keeps practically forever, and it's organic.
Posted by: Michael | January 19, 2006 at 04:11 PM
the new goil's goy parents sought remedy
and appealed to then-president Kennedy
they said, Charge this man
who made Anne of our Stan
quoth Jack, who should want such an enemy?
Posted by: dave zacuto | January 19, 2006 at 05:30 PM
But when Jack caught a glimpse of young Anne
Who until recently had been a man
He felt the strong presence
Of a raging tumescence
And he started to think of a plan.
Posted by: ben wolfson | January 21, 2006 at 06:03 PM