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Birthday Limericks

Don't be boring with your birthday card messages. Be original! Be fun! Write a limerick!

5 comments    humor birthday happy birthday
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Funny Limericks For Everyone

I have always been a fan of the limerick. To me it is poetry in its simplest form and because of this can be written by almost anyone from children to adults. In fact, it is a great way for children to learn...

4 comments    entertainment humor funny
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How to write a Limerick

The trouble with wearing the tartan /is everyone thinks you're a Spartan /who relishes cold /in the goolies. (I'm told /the best way to heat 'em is fartan!) A limerick is a short verse in a well-defined form which...

19 comments    poetry humour verse
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Irish Silver Hallmarks

Hallmarks are authenticating marks struck on most silver items produced or offered for sale in Ireland. Since 1637 the Assay Office in Dublin Castle has been the only body with the authority to perform this...

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Halloween Limericks

How about making your own Halloween Limericks and putting them up on a sign outside your house? Here are some Halloween Limericks that I've made up to get you started...

2 comments    halloween scary limerick
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Defining Poetry

Before you begin to name certain types of poetry, you must first define poetry so that the person reading it clearly understands what the meaning is. I personally love poetry and not only do I read it , I...

22 comments    love poetry literature
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Random Funny Stuff You'll Love!

  Hey there, visitor! How do you do, how's life? Good? Well, it's about to get better because I'm about to bring you all the best random funny stuff on the Net. That includes (but not limited to) short funny...

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Algernon Charles Swinburne - Exposed

New evidence suggests that Algernon Charles Swinburne's decadence knew no bounds.

12 comments    education poetry humour
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All Things Irish - Eamon de Valera

Ireland has a long history of its people emmigrating abroad. Political opression, economic change and famine have all played a role in convincing the Irish that they needed to leave their homeland if they...

3 comments    england ireland irish
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Limericks and Slave Ships

These limericks are to raise awareness about human trafficking and slavery that is still occuring in today's world. Human trafficking continues to take place in countries like Japan, Australia and event...

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