A Conversation for Unfinished Business of the Century

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Post 1

Mrs Cake

A teletubby chopped in two


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Post 2

The Jester (P. S. of Village Idiots, Muse of Comedians, Keeper of Jokes, Chef and Seraph of Bad Jokes) LUG @ A458228

Yay, fun!!!

3smiley - biggrin


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Post 3

Sorcerer

You sadistic bastard. BTW should it be pronounced TWOE? (to rhyme)


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Post 4

Mrs Cake

Sadistic, me? Never. I wouldn't do it, I can't stand the sight of polyester stuffing.

Was it supposed to rhyme? The old line didn't.


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The Jester (P. S. of Village Idiots, Muse of Comedians, Keeper of Jokes, Chef and Seraph of Bad Jokes) LUG @ A458228

Yes it did, with "And that will bring us back to do"

3smiley - biggrin


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Post 6

Mrs Cake

So it does. Maybe we could pronounce doh as do, then it'd rhyme. Otherwise I've got to think of a new line about half a tellytubby that ends in toe.


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Post 7

Sorcerer

I was talking to The Jester, not you. I'm sure you're a lovely woman.


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Post 8

The Cow

Being serious for a attosecond [10e-18s], isn't la a place holder itself? What do you sing when you don't know the words? La la la ... :o)


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Post 9

Mrs Cake

Of course I'm a lovely woman. I help old ladies across the road, and find the parents of lost children.

Actually, I've never done either of those things, but I'm sure I would if the opportunity ever arose. And I wasn't in a hurry. And there was a financial incentive. Then I would. Probably. Maybe.

Actually, after giving the matter some thought, I don't think I'm lovely in that sense at all. I'd much rather chop a tellytubby in two than help an old lady across the road, stuffing or not.


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Post 10

Red van Dryfer

Actually, I once found the children of a missing parent.
Which was nice.
Lah-di-dah.


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Post 11

Frizzychick

In that case the original line is probably quite clever - La is a sort of note (it is sung instead of a word, making it little more than just a note) and the line does rhyme and scan and everything else expected of it.

If we are going to be picky - is a ray the same as a drop; me isn't technically a name ...


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Post 12

The Cow

There are three ways to make something rhyme:

1) change the first line
2) change the second line
3) change both lines
4) change all the lines so the whole thing doesn't rhyme.


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Post 13

Cakewalker

What goes next, then?


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Post 14

Anonymouse

Darn.. And from the start of this thread I was hoping to point out what Cow just did. *drats*

But *perk* since you're bringing up things to pick on, even assuming drop and ray coincide and that pronouns can be used as names... We'd kinda have to change the spelling? I mean do isn't a female deer, that's a doe. So we'd have to use doe, ray (not re), me (not mi), far (not fa), sew (not so), la (okay, looks like that's the only one that -can- stand as is smiley - winkeye), and tea (not ti).

smiley - fishsmiley - winkeye


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Post 15

Researcher 99219

I suggest that....

Laa is half a friend of Po.....

Wyloom the Bold


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Post 16

The Cow

Circular forum!


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Post 17

Anonymouse

smiley - musicalnote Will it go 'round in circles? smiley - musicalnote
smiley - musicalnote Will it fly high smiley - musicalnote
smiley - musicalnote Like a bird up in the sky? smiley - musicalnote

smiley - fishsmiley - smileysmiley - fish


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Post 18

The Cow

{completely and utterly bemused}

OK... whatever...


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Post 19

Cakewalker

Might I ask what a smiley - musicalnote is? A smiley - musicalnote| without a tightrope, perhaps? smiley - smiley


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Post 20

Anonymouse

Technically lowercase o foreslash tilde... it just happens to represent an eighth-note... or more precisely "Hey! I'm singing!" smiley - winkeye


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