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1 Tommy’s little, sure, but he’s getting to that age when he understands a little more picking up things as his parents take him shopping; and hearing and seeing things at home, in the backyard and in the streets 2 but today poor Tommy is caught in class he’s about to explode and he’s controlled it the last hour “Please, miss,” he has the ***** to say it after all *“I need go **** “You’re not going,” says the pedantic Miss, *“until you use in a complete sentence the proper English word for your urge: URINATE”* Poor Tommy – he’s got the ***** but does he have the brains? Tommy thinks hard for a while - one hand on his head one hand on his pants and then he blurts out: *“YOU ARE AN EIGHT and Mrs Smith next door who sunbathes naked in her courtyard LOOKS LIKE A TEN. Now, can I go?”*
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Jun 18, 2013
Jun 18, 2013 at 9:14 PM UTC
formal language and little Tommy
1 Tommy’s little, sure, but he’s getting to that age when he understands a little more picking up things as his parents take him shopping; and hearing and seeing things at home, in the backyard and in the streets 2 but today poor Tommy is caught in class he’s about to explode and he’s controlled it the last hour “Please, miss,” he has the ***** to say it after all *“I need go **** “You’re not going,” says the pedantic Miss, *“until you use in a complete sentence the proper English word for your urge: URINATE”* Poor Tommy – he’s got the ***** but does he have the brains? Tommy thinks hard for a while - one hand on his head one hand on his pants and then he blurts out: *“YOU ARE AN EIGHT and Mrs Smith next door who sunbathes naked in her courtyard LOOKS LIKE A TEN. Now, can I go?”*
*...another joke from online, transformed into verse... *listen-watch this poem read by me on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX-ZhOSQIsE ...
raj-arumugam
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Jun 18, 2013
Jun 18, 2013 at 9:14 PM UTC
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