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1. Miss Kitty just loves Gotham City, But fellas, it's such a great pity, That when she lies down And slips off her gown, It's in London, with Katie Dinwiddy! 2. There once was a fellow from Gotham Whose lithp was incredibly rothen: "I'm thick as doggy And feeling tho groggy; I'll not go to thchool - I'll play pothum". 3. Said the sexy young tart Penny Rotham Of the masked caped wise-man of Gotham He can’t fight and can’t tussle It’s not his mask or his muscle It’s his super-long pole makes him awe-thome 4. Perched high in the sky in Gotham Town Bat cape, and a mask, and a frown It’s not Gotham City And such a real pity He’s stuck and they can’t get him down 5. When Batman poured beers at Mt Hotham He tended to way over-froth 'em, So some Joker said, "Stop!" And Robin went - Bop, And it felt like it really was Gotham. 6 (Two verses) Way down in the thewerth of Gotham Doth hide, oh, the tasthy oppothom As quick ath you can Thtep clothe with your pan Then athk vewwy nithely (don't bawth'm). The betht way to pwep ith to thauth'm Then garnith with one daithy bwothom. Thum think it impwudent To ingetht a wodent To them I thay feel fwee to tawth'm.This message has been edited. Last edited by: BobHale, "No man but a blockhead ever wrote except for money." Samuel Johnson. | ||
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One and seven appear the same?? | |||
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Yes, and when Bob fixes it, all the votes will be obliterated, I think. Therefore, I won't vote until it's fixed. | |||
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That's because I received it twice. Done. "No man but a blockhead ever wrote except for money." Samuel Johnson. | |||
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We need more than 3 votes. Let's get going! | |||
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Time to put this baby to bed, I think. Number 1 was Geoff Number 2 was Kalleh Numbers 3 and 4 were Tom Number 5 was Greg and Number 6 was bethree5 And, to her own surprise Kalleh is the winner. I'll hand over to her and maybe she'll pick somewhere a little easier than I did. "No man but a blockhead ever wrote except for money." Samuel Johnson. | |||
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Thanks, Bob, and I'll get one started ASAP. Yes, I was a bit surprised because my rhyme was a bit hackneyed. | |||
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