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• #77
My dog would be scruffy and friendly like this:
My first dog was called scruffy - best dog ever. Would sit on the front door mat. No need for a fence round the house... she didn't go walkabout. We left her at Kempsey once on the way home from a holiday. Stopped for a cuppa tea. I put my hand under the car seat and said "mum, where's scruffy".... so we turned around and hightailed it back to said picnic spot. About 3 hours after we'd forgotten her and in the pissing down rain, there was my dog, sat where we'd left her.
I've been bitten by a poodle whilst delivering pamphlets. I now have fear.
Jack Russels rock.
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• #78
^ she looped string round its balls
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• #79
And it walked with its legs well bandy.
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• #80
syllable short.
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• #81
actually, its a whole line short too.
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• #82
actually, its a whole line short too.
Hm:
My Gran had a Corgi named Shandy.
whose gait was remakably dandy,
When she heard its footfalls
^ she looped string round its balls
And it walked with its legs well bandy.
5 lines. Limerick, yes?
syllable short.
There aren't hard and fast rules for Limericks. There are a couple of traditional forms derived from very popular Limericks, but overall you can be quite liberal with the forms. You're not going to produce a 'pure' one with five different authors, anyway. I experimented with about five versions of the line and liked this one best.
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• #83
Oh, I missed that footfall one...
But its still missing a syllable. Sloppy work, Schick.
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• #84
It baffles me when people think Limericks follow strict rules. :)
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• #85
There aren't hard and fast rules for Limericks. There are a couple of traditional forms derived from very popular Limericks, but overall you can be quite liberal with the forms. You're not going to produce a 'pure' one with five different authors, anyway. I experimented with about *five *versions of the line and liked this one best.
None of this surprises me.
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• #86
Crufts bump
Victoria Pendleton a dog lover? -
• #87
Enjoying Crufts 2018.
The shots of the crowd are my faves.
whose gait was remakably dandy,