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A C Bowden #227372 08/09/17 12:26 PM
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GULF – GUST

A ship from the Persian Gulf area
Was in the Black Sea near Bulgaria,
When a gust from the East
Arrived like a beast,
Infecting the crew with malaria.

FETCH – FICTITIOUS

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A vicious fictitious old whale
Ordered "Fetch me some fish in a pail!
Or else, why then I'll"
(Added he with a smile)
"Whup you upside the head with my tail!"


PICKEREL - PONY


("It isn't brains, because You-Know-Why, Rabbit," said Pooh, "but it comes to me sometimes...")

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The pickerel, peacock and pony,
Invertebrate creatures and bony,
All sprang from mutation,
Not godly creation -
To talk of 'design' is baloney.

SAFEGUARD - SAILCLOTH

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On hearing a forecast of gales,
The crew had to take down the sails
To safeguard the ship,
Lest the sailcloth should rip
And lure hungry sharks or blue whales.

NATURE - NAY

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By nature, some men are aggressive;
Their wives find them fiercely possessive.
If someone says 'Yea',
They are apt to shout 'Nay!'
Or phrases more plainly expressive.

CRAMPED - CREAM

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The cream to be stored in a cruet
Was so cramped by the crocks full of suet
That when more room was needed
(Shelf space was exceeded)
We wondered just how they would do it!

FLAGON - FLEET

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I dreamed of a tortoise so fleet
That it chased a large dog down the street.
Along came a dragon
Which drank from a flagon,
Then swallowed my pet parakeet.

DESOLATE - DETACH

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Don't know whether you know about the OEDILF...

This AP bulletin was published in many papers today. Must be a slow news day.

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Originally Posted by wofahulicodoc
Don't know whether you know about the OEDILF...

No, I hadn't heard about it. Thanks.

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DESOLATE - DETACH

If you live on a desolate plain,
Assailed by tempestuous rain,
The wind may detach
A roof made of thatch,
But a flat concrete one will remain.

PASSENGER - PASTEL

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