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over a year ago
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
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A "correct" limerick there  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
"
I was actually thinking that it sounded like a limerick  |
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
I was actually thinking that it sounded like a limerick "
It was my first thought
Apologies op I mean no harm just having a silly moment |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
"
Oft, so close to a limerick! Very amusing though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
Oft, so close to a limerick! Very amusing though."
Actually quoting your first line is the "correct" way to do them, and not the twist ending ones we use as standard today, so it IS a limirick after all!
Dave Gorman did a whole episode about them on Modern Life is Goodish |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
Oft, so close to a limerick! Very amusing though.
Actually quoting your first line is the "correct" way to do them, and not the twist ending ones we use as standard today, so it IS a limirick after all!
Dave Gorman did a whole episode about them on Modern Life is Goodish"
It's to do with the syllable count not the repetition of lines but thank you for that... |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Is this thread just turning into a poetry lesson?"
Haha, no. Well, it's sort of my Masters and I dislike being corrected inaccurately but apologies OP.
Hopefully you find what you are looking for - post in the meets section or you can do so on your profile. |
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
"
There once was a guy named Joe.
And a-hunting Fab-straights he would go.
He saw one from Kent,
Thought; Nah, not Heaven sent,
And went off to stalk a better ho |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Is this thread just turning into a poetry lesson?
Haha, no. Well, it's sort of my Masters and I dislike being corrected inaccurately but apologies OP.
Hopefully you find what you are looking for - post in the meets section or you can do so on your profile. "
My mistake, I misread a line and it flowed nicely as a limerick in my head. I obviously didn't know you had a masters so apologies for any insult caused |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Is this thread just turning into a poetry lesson?
Haha, no. Well, it's sort of my Masters and I dislike being corrected inaccurately but apologies OP.
Hopefully you find what you are looking for - post in the meets section or you can do so on your profile. "
You'd hate my poetry then, it rarely rhymes |
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
There once was a guy named Joe.
And a-hunting Fab-straights he would go.
He saw one from Kent,
Thought; Nah, not Heaven sent,
And went off to stalk a better ho"
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
There once was a guy named Joe.
And a-hunting Fab-straights he would go.
He saw one from Kent,
Thought; Nah, not Heaven sent,
And went off to stalk a better ho"
End it on 'And went off to fuck a ho' DJ. That'll be amazing.
OP, last time I promise! |
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
There once was a guy named Joe.
And a-hunting Fab-straights he would go.
He saw one from Kent,
Thought; Nah, not Heaven sent,
And went off to stalk a better ho
End it on 'And went off to fuck a ho' DJ. That'll be amazing.
OP, last time I promise!"
Oh, that would have been better but I was diverted |
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"Pass
This good looking young man in Kent
He could be just a little bit bent
So don't just say 'pass' joe
You might miss out on a blow
From the good looking young man down in Kent
Oft, so close to a limerick! Very amusing though.
Actually quoting your first line is the "correct" way to do them, and not the twist ending ones we use as standard today, so it IS a limirick after all!
Dave Gorman did a whole episode about them on Modern Life is Goodish
It's to do with the syllable count not the repetition of lines but thank you for that..."
There was a young lady called Meli
Into hygeine, not remotely smelly..
Doing her Masters...
Hates literary lambasters..
So 'Fancy a fuck?'....Not on your Nelly!
Too busy getting my coat to count the syllables  |
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, local to the dartford area x
Do I owe the op a shag in compensation 
Op once again I apologise I'm off to bed before I get into trouble! Good luck in your conquest x