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Old 03-06-2008   #201 (permalink)
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doe

doh

dough


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flair

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ware

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where?


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summarize

summerize

summary

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I remember from childhood this riddle sent to a discussion programme on radio:

What is the difference between a bald man, Prince Charles, an orphan, and a monkey's mother?


A bald man has no hair apparent
Prince Charles is an heir apparent
An orphan has nary a parent
A monkey's mother is a hairy parent.

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I remember from childhood this riddle sent to a discussion programme on radio:

What is the difference between a bald man, Prince Charles, an orphan, and a monkey's mother?

A bald man has no hair apparent
Prince Charles is an heir apparent
An orphan has nary a parent
A monkey's mother is a hairy parent.
Hoarse with laughter, I fell from my horse over a hairy parent jest.


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One of the most embarrassing mistakes of my teenage years was discovering, on receiving an essay back, that I'd written, "She whore a red dress"...
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One of the most embarrassing mistakes of my teenage years was discovering, on receiving an essay back, that I'd written, "She whore a red dress"...
The whore's red dress, with its trim waist, embarrassed him at the waste of fabric in the shoulders.


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