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jane c Posted Apr 15, 2008
I'll serve up red cabbage instead
With toasted pumpernickel bread
At least it is healthy
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Thutmose3 Posted Apr 15, 2008
I'll serve up red cabbage instead
With toasted pumpernickel bread
At least it is healthy
And not just for the wealthy
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jane c Posted Apr 15, 2008
I'll serve up red cabbage instead
With toasted pumpernickel bread
At least it is healthy
And not just for the wealthy
Now, what shall we do when we've fed?
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A Tesco's assistant named Giles
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waiting4atickle Posted Apr 15, 2008
I'll serve up red cabbage instead
With toasted pumpernickel bread
At least it is healthy
And not just for the wealthy
And it won't make you feel overfed.
The grass is looking lush and green
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waiting4atickle Posted Apr 15, 2008
A Tesco's assistant named Giles,
Who made love in one of the aisles
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Thutmose3 Posted Apr 15, 2008
What's this W? B.O.G.O.F day????
The grass is looking lush and green
But on mowing it I'm not too keen
A Tesco's assistant named Giles,
Who made love in one of the aisles
With an organic chook
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waiting4atickle Posted Apr 15, 2008
The grass is looking lush and green
But on mowing it I'm not too keen
It's got to be done
A Tesco's assistant named Giles,
Who made love in one of the aisles
With an organic chook
Which he sadly mistook
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Thutmose3 Posted Apr 15, 2008
The grass is looking lush and green
But on mowing it I'm not too keen
It's got to be done
It won't be much fun
A Tesco's assistant named Giles,
Who made love in one of the aisles
With an organic chook
Which he sadly mistook
For a spotty adolescent called Miles
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waiting4atickle Posted Apr 15, 2008
The grass is looking lush and green
But on mowing it I'm not too keen
It's got to be done
It won't be much fun
But it's part of the Springtime routine.
I love the smell of new-mown grass
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PennyDropper Posted Apr 15, 2008
I love the smell of new-mown grass
But smoking it is such a farce
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jane c Posted Apr 15, 2008
I love the smell of new-mown grass
But smoking it is such a farce
The fag paper's damp
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waiting4atickle Posted Apr 15, 2008
I love the smell of new-mown grass
But smoking it is such a farce
The fag paper's damp
And you feel like a tramp
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jane c Posted Apr 15, 2008
I love the smell of new-mown grass
But smoking it is such a farce
The fag paper's damp
And you feel like a tramp
Stick to smelling - it's got much more class!
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The day my computer broke down
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PennyDropper Posted Apr 15, 2008
The day my computer broke down
My psychiatrist charged half a crown
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Thutmose3 Posted Apr 16, 2008
The day my computer broke down
My psychiatrist charged half a crown
He de-fragged my subconcious
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jane c Posted Apr 16, 2008
(half-a-crown!? Age showing a bit!!)
The day my computer broke down
My psychiatrist charged half a crown
He de-fragged my subconcious
Played me Elgar's "Gerontius"
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Thutmose3 Posted Apr 16, 2008
Yes, It'd be more like three shillings and sixpence ha'penny these days
The day my computer broke down
My psychiatrist charged half a crown
He de-fragged my subconcious
Played me Elgar's "Gerontius"
Whilst he was fumbling under my gown
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jane c Posted Apr 16, 2008
[loved the factoring in of inflation, Th3!]
It were all so much better in my day
Aye, 'n 't paper were nobbut a penny to pay
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waiting4atickle Posted Apr 16, 2008
It were all so much better in my day
Aye, 'n 't paper were nobbut a penny to pay
Well, we had it tough
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