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Page 26 of 44 < 1 2 ... 24 25 26 27 28 ... 43 44 > Go to page... Topic Options #211183 - 05/27/13 01:31 PM The short answer is "yes". [Re: teepee] jenny jenny veteran Registered: 06/05/10 Posts: 1554 Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi I sit at a table discombobulated The world spins around me inarticulated Why do I sit in despair? Why am I pulling my hair? Am I going crazy as I sit with no chair? HULA - HURRICANE Top #211198 - 05/27/13 08:59 PM Re: The short answer is "can't remember". [Re: jenny jenny] teepee newbie Registered: 05/20/13 Posts: 25 Loc: New Zealand Eddy-fying spins- despotic ruler En route to lavatory, jig-a-jig hula Whipping up tempest hurricane Consequences literally down the drain Auf Wiedersehen to moolah IMPETUOUS- IDYLLIC Top #211407 - 06/14/13 11:22 AM How to study effectively. [Re: teepee] Rhubarb Commando old hand Registered: 11/13/11 Posts: 1075 Loc: Lancaster, UK Wow, teepee - that was not the easiest! From Modern Art done in acryllic To Lenin's works, writ in cyrillic, For full value to get, you mus- t not be too impetuous! You must seek conditions idyllic! CORUNDUM - COST _________________________ I'm immortal until proven otherwise Top #211420 - 06/16/13 03:11 AM Re: How to study effectively. [Re: Rhubarb Commando] teepee newbie Registered: 05/20/13 Posts: 25 Loc: New Zealand Instead of coriander used corundum Oh t’was such a conundrum To the dentist such cost O’er the tooth that’d been lost A pauper’s life is so humdrum DEBUTANTE- DELIGHT Top #211428 - 06/16/13 11:26 PM My heart beats like a hammer... [Re: teepee] jenny jenny veteran Registered: 06/05/10 Posts: 1554 Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi Deb deb debutante so so what I want A Dixieland delight A stars fell on Alabama night A Dixie debutante is so so what I want FAMINE - FARM Top #211669 - 07/09/13 11:01 AM Motto for Old MacDonald [Re: jenny jenny] Rhubarb Commando old hand Registered: 11/13/11 Posts: 1075 Loc: Lancaster, UK On the farm in the spring there is Lambin'; In the Autumn, pigs turn into Gammon; But if farmers all shirk Their fair share of work, The end result surely is Famine! _________________________ I'm immortal until proven otherwise Top #211679 - 07/09/13 09:42 PM Re: Motto for Old MacDonald [Re: Rhubarb Commando] wofahulicodoc Carpal Tunnel Registered: 08/06/01 Posts: 6790 Loc: Worcester, MA In the Autumn, pigs turn into Gammon I would have expected them to turn to Mammon. Figuratively speaking, of course... Top #211681 - 07/10/13 07:04 AM Re: Motto for Old MacDonald [Re: Rhubarb Commando] Tromboniator old hand Registered: 05/10/10 Posts: 954 Loc: Alaska I got stuck trying to work in "jammin'". How about a pair for future generation? Top #211693 - 07/11/13 04:46 AM Re: Motto for Old MacDonald [Re: Tromboniator] Rhubarb Commando old hand Registered: 11/13/11 Posts: 1075 Loc: Lancaster, UK Yes, Peter - my sin of ommission again! (I was drunk at the time I posted that one!) SPAWN - SPECIALTY _________________________ I'm immortal until proven otherwise Top #211716 - 07/12/13 07:35 AM Any port [Re: Rhubarb Commando] Tromboniator old hand Registered: 05/10/10 Posts: 954 Loc: Alaska On his banjo, a true devil's spawn He plays rock, folk, and blues until dawn. His main specialty: Irish songs of the sea, Though from Manchester, called English John. VENT – VERIFICATION Admittedly not my finest effort; but as I listened to this fellow, a dear friend, the other night in Kharacters Bar, I raised a glass to you, Rhuby, wishing you were there. It was a grand night. Top Page 26 of 44 < 1 2 ... 24 25 26 27 28 ... 43 44 > Go to page... Previous Topic Index Next Topic Preview Hop to: General Topics ------   Information and announcements   Q&A about words   Wordplay and fun   Words and languages in schools   Miscellany   Weekly Themes   Looking for (writers, speakers, ...) (Old) Weekly themes. 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