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message 3351: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Like cherries without the pips;


message 3352: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Ripe like the rich taste of mango


message 3353: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Bending over in a hot tango.


message 3354: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments But for slower, you won't find any faults


message 3355: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments In my arms twirling to an imperial waltz.


message 3356: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Chubby Checker will twist and shout,


message 3357: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments we'll do the hokey pokey and that's what it's all about.


message 3358: by Preston, Moderator (last edited Mar 16, 2015 06:45PM) (new)

Preston | 20148 comments we'll all shake it all about —en masse,


message 3359: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments try to pin the tail on the donkey's ass.


message 3360: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Pardon me if that was off color,


message 3361: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments but I only rhyme in the vernacular.


message 3362: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments It was Mr. Gutenberg who made a mess


message 3363: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Of Catholicism with his amazing printing press.


message 3364: by Roger (last edited Mar 17, 2015 01:51AM) (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments It was an eye-opener, really was quite spectacular,


message 3365: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Instead of boring Latin we got the Gospels in vernacular.


message 3366: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments But it could be said he also started the Thirty Years War


message 3367: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments By kicking off Reformation and making people want much more.


message 3368: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments People think our games are only recreational,


message 3369: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments But by golly that was surely educational.


message 3370: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments My old headmaster never told lies,


message 3371: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments He said gaining knowledge makes you wise.


message 3372: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments They think our words are just willy nilly,


message 3373: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments But Rogers rhyme was anything but silly.


message 3374: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments That's so very nice of you to say


message 3375: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Because a rhyme a day keeps the doctor at bay.


message 3376: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Naw I just needed to write a rhyme yesterday.


message 3377: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments My rhymes are honest I'm a man of the people,


message 3378: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments So is Francis, he's a man of the papal.


message 3379: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments You don't need to play a hand of Parcheesi


message 3380: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments To know that Francis came from Asisi.


message 3381: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments He was a friend of friends furred and feathered


message 3382: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments And never minded being battered and weathered.


message 3383: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments His friends were always firmly teathered,


message 3384: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments before he had them tarred and feathered


message 3385: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments He's with a bird in every statue,


message 3386: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Because crowds of supplicants he does eschew.


message 3387: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments He'd rather have his birdies sing,


message 3388: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Than do that tedious papal thing.


message 3389: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Saint Francis of Assisi uses PayPal?


message 3390: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Golly-gee that could be fatal.


message 3391: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments That's the quickest way to be not heard


message 3392: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments And go the way of that Dodo bird.


message 3393: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Darwin described it sailing on the Beagle


message 3394: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments "A bit stupid, it was, but very regal."


message 3395: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments He thought its feathers were extremely greasy,


message 3396: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments So it would never appeal to Saint Francis of Assisi.


message 3397: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Darwin's ideas were kinda funky,


message 3398: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments he said man man descended from a monkey.


message 3399: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments Monkey see, monkey do,


message 3400: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments So eat bananas, swing and screw.


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