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Posted by
Onecofatman
(VIP) 14 Jun 2006 6:26am
Moo is roamin the farm
his peggin can do you much harm
Tinsmith is makin a play
can the milkman hold him at bay
Olney is doin his best
to be far and above the rest
Disownedharbor has launched his ship
and hoping he doesn't slip
One star is shinnin brightly
holdin three 5's tightly
Byron is a hard one to tame
and very good at this game
Jonwill knows the game and is very sly
you can be whipped in the blink of an eye
Mishmash will leave you on 3rd street
so fast you don't know your beat
Cribking can deal you ninteen
quicker then you've ever seen
last but not least is ewin
we all know he meant mewin.
:) Clever
Posted by
PEGASUS
(moderator) 14 Jun 2006 8:08am
That was neat Nobs .. lol
TY !!
Nice Poem but..
Posted by
Moojus
(VIP) 14 Jun 2006 6:45pm
4th line should read....
Disownedharbor has launched HER ship
and hoping SHE doesn't slip
BTW: I think 8 of these folks are American Cribbage Congress (ACC) members.
WTG NOBS.
Posted by
1okaylady
(TD) 14 Jun 2006 8:19pm
Wow, that's great nobs...and I'm sure you could have gone on and on toooooo....
btw, Nobs, HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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