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| There 
                    was a young hunter named Shepherd who was eaten for lunch 
                    by a leopard.
 Said the leopard, 'Egad!
 you'd be tastier, lad,
 if you had been salted and peppered.
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| A junior 
                    school dropout name Ray once had an unusual day.
 Entrusting 
                    his fate
 to a twenty-pound weight,
 while a hurricane blew 
                    him away.
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| An 
                    unlucky fellow named Foster caught a mermaid while fishing 
                    off Gloucester.
 To his lasting regret,
 when he reached in 
                    the net,
 she slipped through his hands and he lost her.
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| There 
                    was a young man from Quebec who wrapped both his legs round 
                    his neck !
 But then he forgot
 how to undo the knot,
 and now 
                    he's an absolute wreck.
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| There 
                    was a yound man called Art, who thought he'd be terribly smart.
 He ate ten cans of beans,
 and busted his jeans,
 with a loud 
                    and earth shattering *****!
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| While 
                    visiting close friends, a gnat, decided to sleep in a hat.
 but an elderly guest
 decided to rest,
 now the gnat and the 
                    hat are quite flat.
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| A blackberry 
                  picker called Sam ate berries where others ate ham.
 A doctor 
                  who pried,
 said, 'Sir, your inside
 would make most delectable 
                  jam.'
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| There 
                  was a young lad of St Just who ate apple pie till he bust.
 It 
                  wasn't the fru-it
 that caused him to do it,
 what finished him 
                  off was the crust.
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| Said 
                  a very l-o-n-g crodile, 'My length is a terrible trail!
 I know 
                  I should diet
 but each time I try it
 I'm hungry for more than 
                  a mile!'
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| I don't 
                  wish to harp about Lew who kept peering into the stew.
 He lifted 
                  the lid
 and in it he slid
 I think I'll miss dinner, don't you 
                  ?
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