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Tuesday, July 19, 2005
  Limericks
You know it must be time to get to bed when you start reading limericks. Waiting for Scribus to slowly crash (sigh), I perused Wiki's limerick entry, where I found this gem:

A limerick fan from Australia
Regarded his work as a failure:
His verses were fine
Until the fourth line.


Genius. I am also a fan of not-rymes, and a friend shared this one:


There once was a man from Nantucket.
Who wanted to sell me a bucket...
But he couldn't because
There were too many laws
So he threw up his hands and said, "Vote Libertarian!"


Phrase of the day: a canonical work of bawdy limericks
 
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