[Mark Allinson]

A poem inspired by the not unexpected
but nonetheless surprisingly energetic
and succinct response
given to The Count Leopold Stavnosky
by his long-pursued paramour, Princess
Ariana de Kophen of Bavaria, when he
formally proposed Marriage on the
beautifully mild evening of June 23, 1772
at his Palace in St Petersberg.

Piss off!




[This message has been edited by Mark Allinson (edited June 19, 2008).]

[Seree Zohar]

On reading Roberto Assagioli and discovering his main theme

is
will


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hey Frank,
last I heard, the Humpty clincher was :
had fried eggs for breakfast.

[This message has been edited by Seree Zohar (edited June 22, 2008).]

[Frank Hubeny]

Originally posted by Seree Zohar:

hey Frank,
last I heard, the Humpty clincher was :
had fried eggs for breakfast.

After hearing it for the first time, I tried to get a rhyming alternative. All I could think of was:
couldn't decide so we scrambled him then.

Here's another hungry nursery rhyme.


Mary Had a Little Lamb

for lunch.

Edited to add in another hungry one.

Little Miss Muffet Sat on a Tuffet Eating her Curds and Whey Along Came a Spider Who Sat Down Beside Her

And unfortunately for the spider she ate it, too.



[This message has been edited by Frank Hubeny (edited June 24, 2008).]