posted by karrvakarela at 9:29 AM
heh heh, i like it! i never understood why i got looks when i'd use the word 'squoze'. ex: the recipe asked for lemon juice so i squoze a few.
I have it as:"Into the house to steal he stole a box of chinky chunkand many a wicked smile he smole and many a wink he wunk"Any ideas of provenance? I have it from my mother Dorothy Newsome of Scarborough, Yorkshire
My dad (born 1942, Manitoba, Canada) always used to say:'Forth from his den the stealer stole.His bag of chink he chunk,And many a wicked smile he smole,And many a wink he wunk.'
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heh heh, i like it! i never understood why i got looks when i'd use the word 'squoze'. ex: the recipe asked for lemon juice so i squoze a few.
I have it as:
"Into the house to steal he stole
a box of chinky chunk
and many a wicked smile he smole and many a wink he wunk"
Any ideas of provenance? I have it from my mother Dorothy Newsome of Scarborough, Yorkshire
My dad (born 1942, Manitoba, Canada) always used to say:
'Forth from his den the stealer stole.
His bag of chink he chunk,
And many a wicked smile he smole,
And many a wink he wunk.'
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