Nantucket

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Nantucket, the home of a genitally infamous man.

“I must confess, I had no idea that my brief sojourn on that island would have such an enduring impact on American poetry.”

~ Oscar Wilde

Nantucket is an island off the coast of Massachusetts. It is notable for being the home of a man with an extraordinarily long penis, as well as other individuals with similarly tremendous features and sexual appetites.

The sexual exploits of these noteworthy residents have been commemorated in iconic poems, which stand as some of the most lauded and widely read in America.

Poetry[edit | edit source]

There are hundreds of iconic, award-winning poems about the unusual residents of Nantucket. Examples include:







The man's bucket, partly full.



















What the man's dick looks like before he plucks his pubes.













Sex Tourism[edit | edit source]

Most tourists arrive on Nantucket via yacht and park their boat outside one of the island's many brothels.

The presence of so many individuals with unusual body features and sexual practices has led to the development of a booming sex tourism industry on Nantucket. Due to the extremely high demand for lodging and sex acts, only the wealthiest of Americans can afford to travel to Nantucket and partake in its sexual delights. These select few include CEOs, politicians, actors, and star athletes.

Many US presidents developed their sexual appetites on Nantucket and later invited its well-endowed residents to state dinners at the White House, which has traditionally been painted white using the semen of Nantucket residents.

There is so much unmet demand for the semen of Nantucket residents that a bottled drink company known as Nantucket Nectars exists to sell Nantucket residents' semen to Americans nationwide. These bottles are filled by two Nantucket residents with extremely capacious testicles.

Reference[edit | edit source]

  1. Traditional bawdy rhyme with anonymous author. All other rhymes on this page are original compositions.