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I think Mr. Slater forgets without an impassioned rhinoceress there'd be no rhinocerets. |
Whenever you see a rhinoceros,
don't take it for a hippopotamus: the rhino has the big probosceres, the hippo's more wide at the bottomus. |
WHENEVER YOU SEE A RHINOCEROS
Whenever you see a rhinoceros at large, **stand before the creature, and contemplate its celebrated feature. **The herbivore won’t charge. Whenever you see a rhinoceros, you’ll know **you’re either dreaming or watching an antiquated movie, for **there are none left to grow that thorn which was no aphrodisiac. **If you see a rhinoceros, you’ll soon enough awaken on a bus **or a train on the wrong track, a track which leads far back in time to when **a creature weighing tons could roam without the hazard of some guns **in the hands of clueless men. |
Whenever you see a rhinoceros,
and you've gotten lost, my dear tourist, you're probably not in the Galapagos, more likely a tropical forest. omigod! I can't stop!:eek: |
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Sex with a rhinoceress? They're big-nosed, fat and nasty. I'm sure I would refuse unless they gave her rhinoplasty. |
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Cowardly lion: Not nobody. Not nohow. Tin woodsman: not even a rhinoceros? Cowardly lion: Imposerous! Dorothy: Supposing you met an elephant? Cowardly lion: I'd wrap him up in cellophant. Dorothy: What about a hippopotamus? Cowardly lion: i'd thrash him from top to bottomus. Scarecrow: What if it were a brontosaurus? Cowardly lion: I'd show him who was king of the forest. LISTEN |
I believe Sam is thinking of Ogden Nash:
Farewell, farewell, you old rhinoceros. I'll stare at something less proposerous. |
DISAPPOINTED RHINOS
The dentists gave their top award and named the world's best flosser: us! Behold two weeping tons of lard whenever you see a rhinoceros. |
Just for the record, I think the exchange between Roger and Marion should be preserved & submitted to next year's Umbrella. Really.
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LOOK UP AT THE DARK
Guess who went in a flying saucer? Us: **a pair of ungulates. Weird creatures ran tests to see what sort of beast we were. **They scanned our horns, then let us go. Don’t ask us, please, what they desired to know. **The thing was too much of a blur to tell you what they looked like. But some features **had quirks of a rhinoceros: Their skin was thick as a walnut shell, their smell **bloodhound-keen, but eyes bat-poor. Their glasses were as thick as redwood bark. **But they used a cup and saucer. Us? We drink from water holes. We cannot tell **you more. We hopped back in their door to tour the stars. So look up at the dark **whenever you see a rhinoceros! M. J. E. |
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