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Pooh-Bah
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There was a young man from Calcutta, Who coated his tonsils with butter. He thus altered his speech From a harsh, raucous screech To a soft, oleaginous mutter.
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And that's about the only "Calcutta" limerick fit to be posted here ...
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Pooh-Bah
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Quite so, pfranz
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Why are Calcutta limericks inherently bad??? What bad word rhymes with Calcutta???
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Carpal Tunnel
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Why are Calcutta limericks inherently bad??? What bad word rhymes with Calcutta???
in general they are so raunchy, that even in this day and age, you still haven't heard one, (and you most likely have heard many four letter words.
as for rhyming, does butter rhyme with calcutta? it did above! calcutta lends its self to 'flexible' rhymes..
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Carpal Tunnel
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calcutta lends its self to 'flexible' rhymes..
Especially as embraced by them non-rhotic types.
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old hand
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calcutta lends its self to 'flexible' rhymes..
Especially as embraced by them non-rhotic types.
wotsanah?
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veteran
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Just watch it contract and expand
Very good. God intended limericks should be bawdy. Otherwise it's sacrilege.
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calcutta lends its self to 'flexible' rhymes..
Especially as embraced by them non-rhotic types.
wotsanah?
Yeah, you, for example.
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What really gets me is when one a them non-rhotic types *uses an r to indicate how they pronounce something.
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