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  • tandfman
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    Abel Kiviat actually died ten months short of a century, not one month.

    And that wasn't a limerick.

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  • midwestfan
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    There once was a teenager from Staten Island
    Whose religion was the same as Barbara Streisand
    He dropped out of high school at age fourteen
    And broke the 1500 World Record three times at nineteen
    He was born 127 years ago on Sunday
    And died one month shy of a century
    He lost Olympic Gold by a tenth of a second
    And only earned Silver by a photo that was taken

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  • huntinwr
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    Originally posted by dukehjsteve View Post
    My Better Half ( wife ) is in Limerick right now, her home town. I'll see if i can prevail on her to go to the meet !
    Someone wrote one after Neil Cusack (from Limerick) won the Boston marathon in 1974. I forget how it went, but started out something like "a lad from the Emerald Isle..."

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  • dukehjsteve
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    My Better Half ( wife ) is in Limerick right now, her home town. I'll see if i can prevail on her to go to the meet !

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  • tandfman
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    Tomorrow, a combined team from Harvard and Yale is competing in Ireland at the University of Limerick. The headliner leading the visiting team is Harvard's Gabby Thomas, last year's Ivy League and NCAA indoor 200m champ.

    One of the world's fastest women will take to the track at the University of Limerick (UL) tomorrow, 22-year-old American Gabby Thomas the undoubted main attraction at the international athletics match between UL and a combined team from Harvard and Yale.


    To mark this occasion, I'm reviving this thread:

    There's a very fast sprinter named Gabby
    She is stocky but not at all flabby
    While at Harvard she would
    Run as fast as she could
    Being NCAA Champ ain't too shabby

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  • Mennisco
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    Re: Twack and Field Limericks

    Originally posted by MJD
    Originally posted by Mennisco
    cheetah
    I can never look at that word the same again:

    http://www.dangelobrands.ca/tv-cheetah60.html
    Good for Ben for being able to poke fun at himself. I was clearly on the wrong zoological TRACK with my classification of Ashford as a cheetah - she's a gaz-ELLE.

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  • MJD
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    Re: Twack and Field Limericks

    Originally posted by Mennisco
    cheetah
    I can never look at that word the same again:

    http://www.dangelobrands.ca/tv-cheetah60.html

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  • G.Ahearn
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    One of the more clever (and clean) limericks:


    There was a young woman named Bright
    Whose speed was much faster than light.
    She set out one day
    In a relative way,
    And returned on the previous night.

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  • dukehjsteve
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    I've always loved to High Jump,
    Though often I fell on my rump.
    But when I did clear,
    Wow ! wow ! the crowd would then cheer,
    And oh my, how my heart would then pump !

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  • Mennisco
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    There once was a grand sharing place
    for discussing track in cyber space
    They talked about hope
    And trashed those on dope
    And wagered on many a race

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  • bad hammy
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    I thought it was 'know' . . .

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  • SQUACKEE
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    Originally posted by mike renfro
    Originally posted by tafnut
    Originally posted by SQUACKEE
    I dont want to brag but i can spell no on a regular basis
    Yeah, if we spot you the N and the O!! :P

    He had the N & O, the order was just suspect
    I had the right letters but then you insist they're in the right order- sheesh :x :cry:

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  • mike renfro
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    Originally posted by tafnut
    Originally posted by SQUACKEE
    I dont want to brag but i can spell no on a regular basis
    Yeah, if we spot you the N and the O!! :P

    He had the N & O, the order was just suspect

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  • tafnut
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    Originally posted by SQUACKEE
    I dont want to brag but i can spell no on a regular basis
    Yeah, if we spot you the N and the O!! :P

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  • SQUACKEE
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    Originally posted by mike renfro
    Three points:

    1. Limericks are harder than they look.

    2. The clean ones usually aren't funny. Ogden Nash said that, in a Limerick.

    3. I know Squack is a legendary bad speller, but how in the name of dog do you misspell NO :?:
    Oh ym dog! Im Lexia-Dys, seriously i get things backwards all the time. I dont want to brag but i can spell no on a regular basis

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