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Post by StephiB on Dec 3, 2005 4:57:12 GMT
No, this isn't another, just the place where the original can go. From now on, no replying to this thread, unless you're adding to the copy of the continuation. And that's probably Stephi if she gets round to it, who can reply to locked threads anyway. from Bubble
There was a man His head was shaped like a frying pan. And then one day, he sailed away Far far far far far far far Away.
It was then he saw A broken door And he wondered why It was in the sky But then he fell And let out a yell Of xanthic proportions, nohow.
A spider walked to me and replied Have you ever, ever spied A small mouse with green insides? Well, on one occasion I replied But then I fell and promptly died Which somewhat leaves the poem open While the rest of us are silently hop'n That I will awake, and find That I have some lemon rind.
Unless you don't see it and trip and slip Into a tub of salmon dip and you get salmon all over your toes, and in your fingers, and up your nose. And you walk into the fog
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Post by StephiB on Jan 1, 2006 7:56:29 GMT
And sleep like a log, But snore like a drunken warthog. A stranger will Grow a duck's bill And then they might Have a fight With a bright orange light What a sight - it's a delight And then a giant p might Sir Trevor McDonald, Ipswich, Tonight. Said "Thankyou, and so, from me, goodnight" And then there was noise From the camera crew boys Sir David Frost, Wensleydale, BBC News. In the next room Fought over some p caesium-33 While they were filming 'brand new comedy on BBC 3' Involving a table and Lee Mack - who is not as funny As 'the planets funniest animals', which isn't that funny either and Neither is anything else on
And then the pi Said, "who am I?" And started to fly Way into the sky
I'll finish it soon, sorry I haven't done it for ages. - StephiB
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