Bob W wrote:
If doggerel didn't come readily
Or scansion appeared much less steadily
From out of my head
I would not be misled
To mispronounce Miss annsan feadily
LOL!
That's MS to you brother :-)
I hope none of this ends up marked
Miss???, harumph
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If doggerel didn't come readily
Or scansion appeared much less steadily
From out of my head
I would not be misled
To mispronounce Miss annsan feadily
LOL!
That's MS to you brother :-)
I hope none of this ends up marked
Miss???, harumph
Of course! It's a limerick about
Bob W wrote:
If doggerel didn't come readily
Or scansion appeared much less steadily
From out of my head
I would not be misled
To mispronounce Miss annsan feadily
LOL!
That's MS to you brother :-)
I hope none of this ends up marked
Miss???, harumph
Of course! It's a limerick
Bob W wrote:
If doggerel didn't come readily
Or scansion appeared much less steadily
From out of my head
I would not be misled
To mispronounce Miss annsan feadily
LOL!
That's MS to you brother :-)
I hope none of this ends up marked
Miss???, harumph
Of course!
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the other didn't scan :-)
ann sanfedele wrote:
There was a young poet called Ann
Who once dropped her pen in the can
She muttered some curses,
Rebelled against verses,
As finding
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On 2/12/08, John Francis, discombobulated, unleashed:
A habit obscene and unsavoury
holds the Bishop of Wessex in slavery
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When trying to rhyme Sanfedele
It's best if you echo 'angeli'
La bella senora
Is in the camorra
- She'll eat you with boiled vermicelli
2008 10:26:14 +, mike wilson
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When trying to rhyme Sanfedele
It's best if you echo 'angeli'
La bella senora
: 03 December 2008 21:33
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Im changing the last line
the other didn't scan :-)
ann sanfedele wrote:
There was a young poet called Ann
Who once dropped her pen in the can
She muttered some curses,
Rebelled against verses
On 2/12/08, John Francis, discombobulated, unleashed:
A habit obscene and unsavoury
holds the Bishop of Wessex in slavery.
With maniacal howls
he deflowers young owls
which he keeps in an underground aviary.
But the prior of Dunstan St. Just,
twice as fast as
Her meals, and they're three times daily
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David J Brooks wrote:
Try rhyming purple:-)
I fell down the stairs
And now I hurple.
You should see the bruises
They're really purple.
Jimmy.
http://wordie.org/words/hurple
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David J Brooks wrote:
Try rhyming purple:-)
I fell down the stairs
And now I hurple.
You should see the bruises
They're really purple.
Jimmy.
http://wordie.org/words/hurple
Limericks. Poetry for the common man.
I like your effort here, Brian. :-) Cheers, Christine
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Bob W and Mike had a contest
To find out whose
A talented snapper called Cotty
Believed all his pictures were grotty
Until he discovered
A girl in his cupboard
And now he shoots only nice totty.
A man with a camera called Bob
Went a bit posh on the job
To Leica he drifted
And sure he is gifted
But colloquially known as a knob
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On 2/12/08, John Francis, discombobulated, unleashed:
A habit obscene and unsavoury
holds the Bishop of Wessex in slavery.
With maniacal howls
he
mike wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Limerick by Gershon Legman. All (and more than) you could ever imagine.
http://www.amazon.com/Limerick-G-Legman/dp/0517139111
I like the more linguistic variety:
There was an old Lady called Parr,
who took the three-three for Forfar.
Cause, she said I
An Oxfordshire shooter was vexed
By what to do with his LX
Had it covered in lark's hide
Then he went to the dark side
He'll be shooting with Leica gear next!
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On 12/3/08, Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An Oxfordshire shooter was vexed
By what to do with his LX
Had it covered in lark's hide
Then he went to the dark side
He'll be shooting with Leica gear next!
Once a teacher who warned against trash
He beseached them to preserve their
There was a young poet called Ann
Who once dropped her pen in the can
She muttered some curses,
Rebelled against verses,
As finding the pen was so taxing.
(Damn -- you guys had to start this just when I had to dash out the door
this morning...
almost as good as a pun thread)
ann
Mark Roberts
In a message dated 12/3/2008 1:08:26 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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When middle-aged men get cometitive
It soon becomes dull and repetitive
Because the old-timers
Now have Alzheimers
And that's why they're both so forgetitive
Bob
=
Heheheheh. Another take
On 2/12/08, John Francis, discombobulated, unleashed:
A habit obscene and unsavoury
holds the Bishop of Wessex in slavery.
With maniacal howls
he deflowers young owls
which he keeps in an underground aviary.
But the prior of Dunstan St. Just,
overcome with
Im changing the last line
the other didn't scan :-)
ann sanfedele wrote:
There was a young poet called Ann
Who once dropped her pen in the can
She muttered some curses,
Rebelled against verses,
As finding the pen was so taxing Ann
(Damn -- you guys had to start this just when I
21:33
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the other didn't scan :-)
ann sanfedele wrote:
There was a young poet called Ann
Who once dropped her pen in the can
She muttered some curses,
Rebelled against verses
Pentax fans ask, what means *ist?
How did this name make your list?
Pentax marketers 'fessed up,
We're sorry we messed up,
But we named it when we were pissed.
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the other didn't scan :-)
ann sanfedele wrote:
There was a young poet
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Am I the only one to invent silly little rhymes while taking pictures?
Mark!
(Interestingly gloomy picture, btw.)
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Try rhyming purple:-)
Nice shot, i like how you get the most out of the limited light you work with
Dave
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 5:29 AM, Ralf R. Radermacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am I the only one to invent silly little rhymes while taking pictures?
Actually, I don't *do* anything to
In a message dated 12/2/2008 2:29:49 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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Am I the only one to invent silly little rhymes while taking pictures?
Actually, I don't *do* anything to produce them. They just happen. Must
have something to do with the long exposure times...
This
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 5:29 AM, Ralf R. Radermacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am I the only one to invent silly little rhymes while taking pictures?
Actually, I don't *do* anything to produce them. They just happen. Must
have something to do with the long exposure times...
This one happened in
David J Brooks wrote:
Try rhyming purple:-)
I fell down the stairs
And now I hurple.
You should see the bruises
They're really purple.
Jimmy.
http://wordie.org/words/hurple
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On Dec 2, 2008, at 13:13 , mike wilson wrote:
David J Brooks wrote:
Try rhyming purple:-)
I fell down the stairs
And now I hurple.
You should see the bruises
They're really purple.
Jimmy.
http://wordie.org/words/hurple
Hurple
Word not found in the Dictionary and Encyclopedia.Did you
Rhyme for my old Rottie:
Rollei Pollei, puddin and pie
Bit the cats, and made them die.
William Robb
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On Dec 2, 2008, at 13:13 , mike wilson wrote:
David J Brooks wrote:
Try rhyming purple
Could be. I'll take your word for it. I didn't want to part with all
my online and personal info to get a 14 day free trial access to the
OED.
I do love your Burns quote, though.
Joseph McAllister
Pentaxian
On Dec 2, 2008, at 14:40 , Bob W wrote:
I'd be mair vauntie o' my hap,
Douce
Great image - I love the light and shadow across the front of the
building. I agree with Frank - the broken window really makes the image
work.
I was never any good at poetry and rhymes, except of course There was a
young lady from.
:-)
Cheers
Brian
++
I took Steven Fry's word for it:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=t-dLuu-ErnI
I've never understand why people think they only have to use one word to
rhyme:
My love has got a purple tongue;
She uses it to slurp a lung
Could be. I'll take your word for it. I didn't want to part with all
my
My favourite poem:
The dirty old Bishop of Birmingham
B.ggered young boys while confirming 'em
As they knelt on their hassocks
He lifted their cassocks
And pumped the episcopal sp... in 'em
Great image - I love the light and shadow across the front of the
building. I agree with Frank - the
Brian Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was never any good at poetry and rhymes, except of course There was a
young lady from.
You are aware of the dam burst you'll be triggering? Are there at least
any Limericks that deal with photography?
Ralf
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I was never any good at poetry and rhymes, except of course
There was a
young lady from.
You are aware of the dam burst you'll be triggering? Are
there at least
any Limericks that deal with photography?
A talented snapper called Cotty
Believed all his pictures were grotty
Until
Odd how many of those are about the church, too ...
A habit obscene and unsavoury
holds the Bishop of Wessex in slavery.
With maniacal howls
he deflowers young owls
which he keeps in an underground aviary.
But the prior of Dunstan St. Just,
overcome with erotical lust,
raped
Subtle Bob
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My favourite poem:
The dirty old Bishop of Birmingham
B.ggered young boys while
I was never any good at poetry and rhymes, except of course
There was a
young lady from.
You are aware of the dam burst you'll be triggering? Are
there at least
any Limericks that deal with photography?
A talented snapper called Cotty
Believed all his pictures were
Bob W wrote:
My favourite poem:
The dirty old Bishop of Birmingham
B.ggered young boys while confirming 'em
As they knelt on their hassocks
He lifted their cassocks
And pumped the episcopal sp... in 'em
A policeman from near Clapham Junction
Had a penis that just wouldn't function.
For
Composing limericks has always been popular with the clergy, and it keeps
their minds off sin.
Bob
Odd how many of those are about the church, too ...
A habit obscene and unsavoury
holds the Bishop of Wessex in slavery.
With maniacal howls
he deflowers young owls
which he
On 2/12/08, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed:
A talented snapper called Cotty
Believed all his pictures were grotty
Until he discovered
A girl in his cupboard
And now he shoots only nice totty.
A man with a camera called Bob
Went a bit posh on the job
To Leica he drifted
And sure he is gifted
On 2/12/08, John Francis, discombobulated, unleashed:
A habit obscene and unsavoury
holds the Bishop of Wessex in slavery.
With maniacal howls
he deflowers young owls
which he keeps in an underground aviary.
But the prior of Dunstan St. Just,
overcome with erotical lust,
raped
On Wed, Dec 03, 2008 at 12:22:39AM +, Cotty wrote:
On 2/12/08, John Francis, discombobulated, unleashed:
A habit obscene and unsavoury
holds the Bishop of Wessex in slavery.
With maniacal howls
he deflowers young owls
which he keeps in an underground aviary.
But the
You are aware of the dam burst you'll be triggering? Are there at least
any Limericks that deal with photography?
Ralf
Not a limerick, but one I recalled from my student days. Finding it on the
web was as easy as typing 'twas gamma into google. Enjoy.
CAMERAWOCKY
'Twas gamma,
A young photog from Granada
Pictured a bright red tomata
The picture was tilted
Til the tomata was wilted
And he made a salada
John Graves
WA1JG
Bob W wrote:
I was never any good at poetry and rhymes, except of course
There was a
young lady from.
You are aware of the
both clever funny! Cheers, Christine
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On 2/12/08, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed:
A talented snapper called Cotty
Believed
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