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Goodbye to my Clean Pants


A late december night,

Brings on the thought of a hike,

So I packed up my bag,

Hit the craig,

Goodbye to my clean pants


I was 20 miles in,

When my face began to grin,

As as I felt the warmth running down my leg,

Into the damp, swampy craig,

Goodbye to my clean pants


For I needed to wipe,

So I pulled out my light,

Poison ivy is what I found,

As I dragged my bosom, across the ground,

Goodbye to my clean pants


Resisting the itch, I felt the pinch,

Another mile down, the grin was around

As my jeans discovered,

What the unholy had uncovered,

Goodbye to my clean pants

 
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Monks45
<p>For the life of a Scout, is not always the most cleanly...&nbsp;</p>

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