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Limerick For St. Patrick's Day 2011 - A History Lesson Of The Irish - Poem by Chuck Audette
The Irish were brave with no fear
'Let's take over the world! ' was their cheer
but that was prevented
when someone invented
a thing that we now know as 'beer'!
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Poem Submitted: Monday, March 21, 2011
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As other have said before, If it wasn't for whiskey the Irish would rule the world or another way, God allowed whiskey to be invented so the Irish wouldn't rule the world. (Report)Reply
And later, the Brits attended their biers... Terry (nice limerick) (Report)Reply
So you're writing Limericks too, Chuck
your a man after me own heart, ducks,
I wrote some last week
all tongue in cheek
but this week I'm not doing much
; o) Ruth enjoying yours instead (Report)Reply
I know some Irish and these aspersions askew, I think you are right, but I rish it were't true. (Report)Reply
Well said, and true throughout.
-G (Report)Reply