#208469 - 12/24/12 09:26 PM
Re: Poor People ( and I want credit for underlining)
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Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 06/23/08
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I read and thoroughly enjoy all the limericks you people
create. I am very envious. I can come up with some
pretty lame ones, but by the time I do, you all are 3-4
limericks beyond. No problem, however, I do enjoy reading
others works and revel in the works. Keep up the good
work. {to use the word 'work' three times: shows my
creativity}
Edited by LukeJavan8 (12/24/12 09:27 PM)
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#208475 - 12/25/12 06:28 AM
Re: Poor People ( and I want credit for underlining)
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old hand
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That was really clever, jj! A lovely Christmas present on Christmas day - Thank You! - and for all the other quirky rhymes you produce.
I guess all of us regulars on this thread enjoy the inventiveness of the others, Luke. There really are some cracking good ones from time to time. If you are working on one and need time to perfect it, put a post in that one's imminent and we'll wait for you for a few minutes - or hours, even. Or you could post it, anyway, even after you've been pipped to the post - we've all done that, occasionally.
CHORUS – CHRISTMAS
Before we all get quite as p****d as
A newt, or by baubles dedazz-
-led, let’s do this for us:
We’ll all shout, in chorus,
To All on Wordsmith, MERRY CHRISTMAS!
HAPPY - HARBOUR
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#208479 - 12/25/12 12:39 PM
Re: Poor People ( and I want credit for underlining)
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Thanks Rhub.
I'll keep that in mind, or just make a note that I am
working on one, and you all can just go on around me -
I don't mind, as golfers do, let others cut through.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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#208480 - 12/25/12 02:19 PM
Re: Language difficulty
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journeyman
Registered: 10/22/10
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Loc: London, UK
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In Porto Alegre, Brazil
(Which means Happy Harbour) lived Bill;
He was never at ease
When he spoke Portuguese –
He relied on his buddy called Gil.
SHANK – SHARP
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#208482 - 12/25/12 09:18 PM
Re: Language difficulty
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OK.
You guys are the greatest.
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#208483 - 12/25/12 11:01 PM
: Fight chant for the big game next week
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Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi
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Llama, llama, yellowhammer Give 'em Hell, Alabama Notre, Notre Dame Notre, Notre Damn Llama, llama, yellowhammer Give 'em Hell, Alabama Uh...let me explain. The yellowhammer is Alabama's state bird and the llama is a, uh, camel like creature without a hump. Please excuse me  I just wanted a chance to chant this chant. Roll Tide Roll 
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#208492 - 12/26/12 07:47 AM
Rah! Rah! Rah!
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Thanks, jj and Peter, for giving me inspiration! Partisanship of a local kind Brings all sorts of rituals to mind. With llamas or birds, And inflamat'ry words These chants us together do bind. VETINARY - VICE ** see three posts below!!
Edited by Rhubarb Commando (12/26/12 01:28 PM)
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#208493 - 12/26/12 08:35 AM
Casting a spell
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