Ode to Miss Darby
Chin Tak: Some of you might recall a Miss Jennifer E Darby, a young English and Literature teacher from England. She was obviously blessed with superb biology. (If only she was teaching us Biology instead!) Who could have failed to notice her advantages. If Guan Chong or anyone else has pictures of her, would you kindly post them for the benefit of everyone. I'm sure we'll all thank you for the mammaries.
Raymond: I do not believe that any one of us could have forgotten or recalled Jeniffer E Darby. She hails from Exeter, a small town in UK. It was a great treat being taught by her. At least we all share the same taste especially Banjo. I know because he drools......whenever Jeniffer Darby walks past.
Chin Tak: You know, guys, one day Miss Darby invited me to the teachers' Common Room to discuss some poems I wrote. What luck!, I thought. There she was,sitting right beside me, talking with me more like a friend than a teacher. At such close range, I could smell her scent, breathe her sweet breath, feel her body heat and take in all her visual charms. Verily, verily I say unto thee, "She walks in beauty..." With such a veritable goddess so upcloseand (would it were) personal, "my heart went boom-bang-a-bang, boom-bang-a-bang when you are near, boom-bang-a-bang, boom-bang-a-bang loud in my hear...." Brittannia ruled the waves. Miss Jennifer E Darby ruled the male libido. Maybe, Benny or some others may care to add their impressions and experiences concerning the fascinating and mammaryable Miss Jennifer Darby. I had better stop as I'm getting well nigh to forming a fixation on Miss Darby.