BRILLIANT... I can remember that Tavern but goodness knows what the joke was... and WHO took the picture?? Seriously, I once drove for about 15 minutes in this kind of senseless state over something that just tickled me... whatever it was, the effect was soooo catching that all passengers in the car had to stop for a pee stop at the end of it! A good diuretic is this - and the effortless rhyme is to die for. You weave wonderful verse WHATEVER the genre... with or without your teeth!! :)) Love this, TY, K xx
Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on October 30, 2006
Very good and the art provided went splendid with the jovel laughter I had while reading this rhyming poem....
Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on October 30, 2006
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
What uniquely inspiring words and sense of humor you have.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, because it was sort of a Deja Vu for me.
Reviewed by Miss Pandora (Reader)
Reviewed on October 30, 2006
On my return what a joy to read your unique style...rofl. Loved this. ty Panda :)
Coom on lass, out wi' it.
I used to love standing in bottom lip hanging awe of the laughing clown at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. He just laughed and laughed and laughed and laughed, and before long I started laughing as well. There was no joke, not even a hint of one, nor was there a punch line, his laughter was all that it needed to make onlookers laugh. What's the saying? Laugh and the world laughs with you. Now what about the Laughing Policeman song? He stopped criminals in the act by simply laughing. Imagine being stopped by a policeman like that for a traffic violation - no tyre buster thrown across the road, or hemmed in by a crowd of 4X4s, just laughter to bring you to a stop.
Well, if laughter can make your pen break, Anita.
You gotta love it Anita when something is just so funny that you're doubled over in laughter to the point where you can't stop laughing long enough to tell the story! Guilty as suggested...often!
Smiles...love those funny guys!
Love,
Taylor
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on October 30, 2006
So...we are to be left in the dark....take care you don't get hiccups. Victor
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Chrissy
Love & Light always and in all ways,
Joseph*
We would have to call this the humorous prologue to the story now wouldn't we? This was delightful. You are sharply gifted!
Light and Wisdom ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg
Thanks for the chuckle!!
Love Tinka
Gina
What uniquely inspiring words and sense of humor you have.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, because it was sort of a Deja Vu for me.
I used to love standing in bottom lip hanging awe of the laughing clown at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. He just laughed and laughed and laughed and laughed, and before long I started laughing as well. There was no joke, not even a hint of one, nor was there a punch line, his laughter was all that it needed to make onlookers laugh. What's the saying? Laugh and the world laughs with you. Now what about the Laughing Policeman song? He stopped criminals in the act by simply laughing. Imagine being stopped by a policeman like that for a traffic violation - no tyre buster thrown across the road, or hemmed in by a crowd of 4X4s, just laughter to bring you to a stop.
Well, if laughter can make your pen break, Anita.
You have us all in stitches..not to mention doubled over..
Way to go Queen Pax..
You are a diamond....;-)
The graphics look like some of Oliver Cromwell's buddies...heh
Peter
Smiles...love those funny guys!
Love,
Taylor
Fee
lol
Rusty