Tuesday, April 01, 2008

Verse And Worse

Random Wit, Errant Rhyme. Not A Literary Crime

If you're looking for Halle Berry
In the Outback town of Bomaderry
You'll have to rent a dromedary
And Robin Williams for some comedary
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14 comments:

  1. Anonymous2:11 PM

    McMahon is no poet,
    Though he seems not to know it.
    His verse is no crime,
    But he forces his rhyme.
    Still his puns make me smile,
    So I'll linger awhile.

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  2. Kimberly Vanderhorst2:20 PM

    I don't know what I enjoyed more, the punny-ness of your work or the funny-ness of quilly's response! Lovely!

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  3. Jane2:25 PM

    Well, done quilly. What a response.

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  4. lime2:30 PM

    and i reckon it's a long way to tipperary!

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  5. david mcmahon3:17 PM

    Thank you, Quilly

    I agree I'm silly!

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  6. david mcmahon3:18 PM

    Hi Kimberly,

    My vote is definitely for Quilly's response

    But I'll give myself one last chonce ....

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  7. david mcmahon3:18 PM

    Hi ExpatKat

    I agree with that!

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  8. david mcmahon3:19 PM

    Hi Lime,

    I've never tipped a rary

    The prospect sounds rather airy.

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  9. katherine.4:11 PM

    I've missed you and your commenters...hey1

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  10. Casdok7:37 PM

    Nice one Quilly!!

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  11. imac8:31 PM

    David's poetic words of wit.


    Nar im no good at poetry - sorry.

    Well done Quilly.

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  12. Akelamalu10:48 PM

    These are great David. Have you stopped doing the Limericks? I really enjoyed those. :)

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  13. Diva's Thoughts1:43 AM

    LOL @ quilly. lol

    I found your "poem" entertaining.

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  14. San2:41 AM

    Now that sounds like a journey worth taking. Talk about the road less traveled.

    Or a box office blockbuster! Get crackin' on that screenplay, man.

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