A ditty a day

Roses are red,

violets are blue,

I’m no kind of poet,

and neither are my mates …

Mick:)

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I need a key

to have a pee

who ever would have thought it!

my love, dear husband of mine,

Is now very much thwated

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I eat my peas with honey

I’ve done it all my life

It makes my peas taste funny

But it keeps them on my knife.

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Fair cop gov

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On the subject of poems from our school days:

In days of old, when knights were bold

And paper weren’t invented

They’d wipe their a*** on clumps of grass

And walk away contented.

in my school the last 3 lines were different, but I am 100% certain that the moderators would have to delete that version.

You made me giggle like a naughty schoolboy

Mick

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I think the Mods knock off at 5. You could slip one in under cover of darkness!

If you’ll pardon the expression.

Ant.

Form 5B

I really need a new picture for this thread.

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How’s this?

cute

M

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You had to say that didn’t you? Now the mods are going to be even more vigilant.

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Fuzzy wuzzy was a bear

Fuzzy wuzzy had no hair

Fuzzy wuzzy wusn’t fuzzy wus he!?

Hi Val.

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Fuzzy wuzzy was a chimp.

My belly is so bulbous, I wish it were much thinner

cant blame that on the MS, it’s the portion size of dinner

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Is that IT?

I can’t do portry. So yes, that’s it.

Not a ditty exactly, but a toast an elderly gentleman taught me on holiday a few years ago -

Here’s to your blood and your health

Here’s to your health and your blood

If your blood isn’t healthy

Then your health must be bloody

So here’s to your bloody good health!

And one from my husband -

Here’s to the girl from over the hill

If she won’t, her sister will

Here’s to her sister!

Mary had a little lamb

The doctors were astounded

And everywhere that Mary went

Gynaecologists surrounded.

Credit where it’s due - an ancient lyric from Half Man Half Biscuit!

sam sam the bogey man

washed his face in a frying pan

combed his hair wth a donkey’s tail

and scatched his belly with his big toe nail.

from beryl fletcher (my mum)

c x