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Now when I married I married with a legal *disclaimer* I could leave her only if someone else would claimer She's quite a looker the best you'll ever meet She swears like a sailor 'tho kind and discreet Vain, she looks into her mirror only: I don't
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You're welcome. [Just now occurred to me that I have to post more to catch up with Faldo.]
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I think I've lost you, Rhub, and I've seen the reference once before: Titipu Town Band???
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S > B BONNET
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Ha! We are back to the Tromboniator of Titipu Town Band!
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Poetic
by Rhubarb Commando
@ 05/20/13 11:48 AM
H ---> N SONNET
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STONEY Y ---- > H I didn't do it ... HONEST
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I especially like "odors in the Bible" and 'hemorrhoids-popular works". Feet in the bible is neat too, especially for fetishers, and 'urinary dances".
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L > Y STONEY
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"...It will not do I'm sorry for you You very imperfect ablutioner...." (Of course that's three words, not one...) For sophisticated insults, Ernest Bramah's early Kai Lung works are a sparkling fountain. Sometimes it takes three readings before
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LEMONS M --- > T Since she didn't pucker up, the kisses were STOLEN
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Had faldo posted just once on most - but not all - topics, there would only be 33 on which he had made no comment! (But, as you rightly say, who's counting?)
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At first sight, these do seem to be pretty fantastical, Luke. However, if one were to take the time and energy to investigate what has been written on these strange topics, it is not impossible that they are actually pieces of serious - and potential
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Suckers!
by Rhubarb Commando
@ 05/19/13 02:36 PM
LEMONS
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I trust he survived this one, he said gravely. LESSON S-->M SOLEMN
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Short Subjects When PLAFSEP magazine asked its readers to nominate the silliest library subject heading, the hands-down winner was BUTTOCKS (IN RELIGION, FOLK-LORE, ETC.). Other highlights, gathered by columnist John R. Likins: AMERICAN GIANT CHEC
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I > S LESSON
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wwh 13858 Faldage 13653 but who's counting?
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LIONEL L ---- > S When the toy train ran over his hand, he had a LESION
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-D LIONEL
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EIDOLON Excellent, by the way! O --- > L If I were not this, I might give more thought to the thought of that ... OLD-LINE
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Lo! Another... LEONID I watch stars fall until I fall asleep then dreamland. add O EIDOLON
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Thank you, sir.
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DOCILE C ---- > N May I request a return (esp. to avoid CHIDING, which I eschew) to more serene ways and ask that you watch for this mid-November ... LEONID
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