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And can you blame me? All of these were included in a childrens book that I got back when I was a little kid in the

50s. I think the book was called "A Childs book of Fun". I will have to see if I still have it. It was great. BTW, my favorite poem from that book is this one:

I'd sure like to holler As fruit juice I swaller. Why do you come so soon? You wake me up at 6 o'clock When I could sleep til noon.

I still feel that way.

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Robert Allison
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C'mon, they said he was Finnish.....

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George

They rushed him to a hospital in a Fjord.

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Robatoy

He must have been multi-national, then. The report indicated he did a little Dansk before collapsing.

I however remain convinced that the locale must have been a particular town on the Atlantic coast, north of the Arctic Circle. Events proved that that drink _Bode_'d ill for him.

Now, if a certain corunate gentleman, with horns and tail, had put in an appearance, and dragged the body down through the floor, the I'd agree to _Helsinki_.

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Robert Bonomi

Rumor mill has it that he was celebrating his just-accomplished legal name change.

Unfortunately, the effects were so immediate that he barely had any chance to rue the day he was "Bjorn".

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Robert Bonomi

Have you no mercy?

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Robatoy

I can't believe it! I only have a handful of these rhymes in my head, stuck there by some buddies in junior high school all those years ago. I have never heard them since, yet you guys got all of them. Except this one, which is maybe a bit of a stretch from the others, but somebody here might share my sense of humour:

I beat my head against the wall, My eyes turn 'round and 'round. I smash my brains until I fall And lie there on the ground.

It often comes to mind when I'm trying to program this blasted computer...

- Owen -

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Owen Lawrence

He bought the shellac at the BORG?

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George

You mean... the one where Bjorn used to buy it?...Bjorn's Borg?

He was a bit of a sorry sod. No self esteem. Always singing " Bjorn to lose..."

All I need to do is get that song out of my head.... the best way to get rid of a song from your head, is to replace it with another.. lemme think.... YES! The Flintstones theme...the B-52 version...

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Robatoy

He then bought a motorcycle and switched to "Bjorn to be wild"...

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Dave Hinz

And his girlfriend had a little Swede in her, if you know what I mean.

Mjosa the summers, he'd go boating on a large lake in Norway.

You've got a Thing about this Nordic stuff, haven't you.

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Dave Hinz

But alas, he left Norway and went back to his his native land as he was "Bjorn in The USA!" where he became a woodworker (we're back on topic now) and learned to use waterbjorn poly...

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Robatoy

As the gentleman in Port Vijarta with the hair-lip said, strapping those shaped pieces of wood to his feet:

"Ski, Senor"

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Robert Bonomi

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Brian

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Brian

Of course not. I *don't* speak French. Never figured out what a "bow coop" was for, either.

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Robert Bonomi

Aw Hell, it's all good. Had a prof who told me it was doggerell, told him he was an idiot. We never did get along too well, come to think of it.

Dave in Fairfax

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Dave in Fairfax

Easy. That's where they teach chickens to respectfully greet chickens from Japan.

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Robatoy

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Little Willy home from school where he'd learned the golden rule Said, "If I eat all this cake" Sis won't get a tummy-ache

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Mark & Juanita

Nah, he ain't French and we aren't thanking him for his contribution.

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Mark & Juanita

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