by studecarsayre, Oklahoma, USA
Apr 2012 516 Views 1 comments
Limerick - Kent a reprint from long ago
There was man named Kent,
Had a tool so long that it bent,
To save himself trouble
He put it in double,
Instead of ---ing
He went !
you fill in the blnks
Had a tool so long that it bent,
To save himself trouble
He put it in double,
Instead of ---ing
He went !
you fill in the blnks
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Posted: Apr 2012
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