posted by (anonymous) at 08:22pm on 24/10/2007
I have to say, "There was a pair of beautiful-buttocked girls in Syracuse" really sounds like a bad translation of the beginning of a ribald limerick. It just fits the pattern of "There once was a man from Nantucket" sorts of limericks so perfectly, except that it's too long.

--Adam
 
posted by [identity profile] orichalcum.livejournal.com at 08:55pm on 24/10/2007
Two girls with hot asses in Syracuse,
were looking for young men to amuse,

I'm stuck there.
 
posted by [identity profile] epilimnion.livejournal.com at 09:15pm on 24/10/2007
Two girls with hot asses in Syracuse,
were looking for young men to amuse,
They hoped to marry
and the boys did tarry,
but no one could decide who to choose

Too bad I couldn't come up with something dirtier, but it does relate to the story somewhat...(I'm not sure if my syllable or metrics are correct, but it's the best I could do in 5 secs of poetry writing)
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posted by [personal profile] ivy at 11:20pm on 24/10/2007
Two Syracuse girls with hot asses
Demanded verdicts from bypassers
Behold, callipygian
Rites lift darkness Stygian
From fortunate youths of high classes.

(You don't know me, but I was directed to this discussion by [livejournal.com profile] stolen_tea and could not resist. There's a slant rhyme, but I hope the Greek references make up for it.)
 
posted by [identity profile] orichalcum.livejournal.com at 12:42am on 25/10/2007
Thank you! That's also great.
 
There once were two women in Syracuse
Who vied over who had the best caboose
The Paris they'd chosen's
Brother's tastes were opposin'
So each married the man with congruent views!
 
Oh my. Very nice, sir!
 
Superb. Not sure about the rhymes, but the use of the word "congruent" makes it all worthwhile.
 
posted by [identity profile] birdofparadox.livejournal.com at 06:52pm on 25/10/2007
OMG, I *heart* you.
 
posted by [identity profile] orichalcum.livejournal.com at 07:25pm on 25/10/2007
Don't know how you found this, but glad you're enjoying it!

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