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Feb 25 11, 16:34
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A pig in a 'poke'... it's a 'bag' with a cat or a dog; that's the snag. This undisclosed meat is less than discreet, and it could even be from a nag.
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Feb 26 11, 01:51
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INGREDIMENTS
As for "undisclosed meat" I reply, in olden days no one was so shy now with "IngrediMents" we don't experience no surprises, no shocks, on the fly ....
Alan
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Feb 26 11, 09:59
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First, for you, Daniel
Nosh a nag? Nauseatingly no! Dogs or cats in a bag? Let them go. For a Cochon de Lait With a spiced consommé Is the onliest way… Yes, I know!
And then for Alan
Meat with origins too indistinct, Undisclosed or thought to be extinct Would surprise and shock flies, Maybe cause one’s demise. You’d be locked in the nearest precinct.
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Feb 28 11, 14:00
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Yes, with flies in your locks you could be more than just a bit flustered. I'd flee... but with locks on my fly I suspect I would die... or soak down my pants to the knee.
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Mar 1 11, 10:04
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Being in a quandry with which direction I should take on this line of thought, I decided to take both!
Locks on flies? Are they curly or straight? Could a barber ever expiate? Would a crew cut or burr Or a shampoo deter Mature maggots from primping their pate?
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Flies on Lox? Only once in LA At an avant-garde weight loss café Salmon came a la carte, As did flies. The best part Was the pounds that went flying away.
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Mar 2 11, 10:55
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I was pondering on your shampoo... Does it happen when you're in the loo expecting to go but nothing will show but the smell as your gas bids adieu?
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Mar 3 11, 17:06
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I don’t have an old magazine rack Nor a half-mooned two-holer out back. It’s the fiber, I guess Which insures my success. On the Loo, flatulence is a lack
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Mar 4 11, 08:58
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Friend, I don't do my business outside -- well, sometimes... when dark... at tree-side. We've a magazine rack, but we've also a stack of tissue-rolls... gently applied.
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Mar 5 11, 01:23
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RESULT !
There is nothing that's sham about poo it's the real stuff, whenever you goo overdose on fibre for muse-absent scriber and he'll write Blake, Milton, and all of the Bard, too !
Alan
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Mar 5 11, 23:34
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You infer that if I should ingest excess fiber I’ll soon be muse-blessed with a sphincter which pens Inferno’s, Gunga Dins… without cognitive thought or behest.
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Mar 6 11, 03:47
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Dear Larry,
Here I am laughing my head off - your quote by JFK (what ? JFK ? No !) "When power corrupts, poetry cleanses"
is a much shorter statement of what we two have just been writing about !
Love Alan
PS Actual limerick may follow, have not yet had time to think about it.
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Mar 6 11, 10:59
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Yes, tis best to run off at the mouth in public, else t'would be un-couth to state opinion nor to peel an onion either, or neither, or bouth
Alan
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Mar 7 11, 11:18
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Yes Alan, according to Merriam Webster's "Book of Quotations", that quote I have at the bottom of all my posts is attributed to JFK.
And now, for something completely different:
Mr. Nash would be shocked with your rhyme For in even the remotest clime That colloquial sound Is not oval or round Unless slurred by Vermouth with a lime.
And now, for something of a more topical nature:
You must be wary of March’s Ides’ Said the Soothsayer of Caesar’s guides For the Senate, though split Would see you on a spit In the Forum and Back-um and sides
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Mar 14 11, 01:54
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Great Sir Walter Raleigh was once told by his Queen, "Walt, Hon, go and be bold" so he trades his wamp-um for Indian back-um Queen said "You've brought me nowt but fool's gold !"
Love Alan
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Mar 15 11, 12:45
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Yes, the Queen thought Sir Walter, Her man, (though unworthy of Throckmorton clan) to find city of gold, but, alas, ne’er behold; thus he’d often reside in the can.
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Mar 22 11, 09:15
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Sir Walt opined "Those who can, can" and this was no flash in the pan he skewered the French, captured a frog wench thus was invented the can-can !
Alan
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Mar 24 11, 00:24
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Perhaps Walter was Lizzie's main squeeze but King James, that knight never could please. When his men of renown sacked a small Spanish town his head rolled and was cured to appease.
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Apr 6 11, 08:28
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I know little of Throne retinue nor of what would be gauche or taboo nor of history details nor of what it entails to be proper in such a milieu.
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Apr 6 11, 23:22
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Though their retinue fawn, rulers know that by right they can take or bestow many gifts, even knight or take heads out of spite if someone messes with status quo.
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Apr 16 11, 00:16
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SHREDDING BREAKFAST
Said cool virgin, respect status quo or you will never be my life's beaux instead of our wedding you'll have private shredding when you're seen to by my many bros.
Alan
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