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Mar 29 12, 00:27
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A quite suite, on the whole is, I think a nice room with a bath and a sink where all frowns dissipate; upsidedowns, smiles create when the mini-bar's stocked with good drink.
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Mar 29 12, 06:09
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HOSPITALITY SWEET
When the mini-bar's stocked with good drink and ice cubes fill the sink to the brink I suspect you'll get laid flat out on your baid while a headache means you cannot think !
Alan
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Mar 29 12, 08:13
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"Headaches caused by strong drink", are a mess. That experience has, I confess, seldom visited me. What a fool I would be to put my brain cells under duress.
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Mar 29 12, 08:28
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You put your brain cells under duress when you try, how you try, oh dear, bless to do a limerick in a hurry, so quick I wager you use thesaurus, confress !
Alan
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Mar 29 12, 10:02
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I am like a thesaurus; what's more my IQ's well past 164. Though a Mensa I'd be if not for jealousy, and besides that, most are just a bore!
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Mar 29 12, 10:17
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NOT THE SEXIEST OBJECT IN THE ROOM ?
Besides that, most tables are a bore with legs that reach right down to the floor they are quite flat on top with two sides that go flop not likely ever to be "mi amore"
Alan
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Mar 29 12, 15:10
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My armoire is not likely to be used for clothes, pots or dishes. You'll see guns racked up, knives on floor, sword and mace hang from door like they were stored originally.
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Mar 29 12, 16:44
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AIN'T GONNA STUDY WAR NO MORE - YET
Seems, they were swords originally now to ploughshares converted I see all hung up on a rack ready to be quick-changed back until man does see sense, finally
Alan
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Mar 29 12, 21:44
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T-Rex and his brother, The-Saurus went to visit their uncle, T-Morris. They duressed in good suits, put on polished black boots, you’d swear they were part of a chorus!
Then off to the Bayou they went where they met this young fella, Sir Pent who wasn’t too tall but yet had the gall to ask what the dandy suits meant.
Tis the question I pose to you guys as your sitting there munching your French Fries, so what’s a good answer, a dancer, a prancer? Three tries and you win a Sir Prize!
[Edit = I might have been on the wrong page, reading the "duress" ones and came up with this; it appears out of sequence...]
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Mar 30 12, 08:03
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Three tries and you will get a surprise when the water is over your eyes you'll go down, down and down then you will be quite drowned to be yummed in delicious mince pies !
Alan
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Mar 30 12, 14:46
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Uh... delicious mince pies? What are those? I should rather be beat with a hose! Give me apple or peach or blueberry -- two each! But if mincemeat, please give me old shoes!
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Mar 30 12, 15:37
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Dear Daniel, Feast your minces on these ! (Cockney rhyming slang : minces = mince pies = eyes) http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http...wAg&dur=365Made to mincemeat, from given old shoes my toes, feet, instep, lower back too that pain is all round from head to the ground ideal training for singing the blues Alan
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Apr 1 12, 09:36
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I've been wracking my brain for a week; turning it to mincemeat as I seek clues about Merlin's post. Is it riddle? I'm toast, singing blues, a solution looks bleak.
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Apr 1 12, 09:43
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Singing blues, a solution looks bleak nothing's strong, all solutions look weak singing blues turns it round head is up off the ground all it took was a "blues-singing" tweak
Alan
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Apr 1 12, 11:12
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A blues-singing trio one night sang off-key and then started to fight. It was colorful, sure, but it ended their tour. Pass the blues with a splash of pure white.
[Edit = lemme know if this fits into the scheme as you're running, ok.]
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Apr 1 12, 15:47
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Note to Merlin: No scheme, just utilize part of the last line and go off on your own tangent. We'll try to follow.
With a mix of white lightening and blues you can make a man cry when you choose but you may make him smile if you tell him that: "I'll make some more that will knock off your shoes."
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Apr 1 12, 16:19
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You might knock off my shoes with your wit But really, those shoes never fit! They were always too big Till I stuffed in my wig; Now I’m hairless but don’t give a darn!
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Apr 1 12, 16:45
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Now I’m hairless but don’t give a darn in socks so holy they keep me quite warm haven't a single buck really don't give a toss cuz we sheeple are all permanently shorn
Alan
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Apr 1 12, 18:04
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Nice slant rhymes, Alan!
A lady I knew kept some sheeple in a field very near to a bee pole. There was Rambo, the guy, and a ewe he would eye and at lunch he would deeple his steeple!
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Apr 2 12, 00:05
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You and I know the lunch date he sought was a female not easily caught so he planned his attack; not in front but in baaack. Liaisons like this were danger fraught.
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