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Mr Biddle goes to Lidl


Outline: My usual 'homing in' on rhyming words.
Why: for fun what else
Mr Biddle went to Lidl
to get some meat
to grill on a griddle

When Mr Biddle got to Lidl
He got a pain
right in his middle

The Pain in Mr Biddle's middle
Made him wince and awkwardly fiddle
with his braces and his tie
He hoped the pain would soon pass by.

'What could it be?' Said Mr Biddle
'Fiddlesticks. Oh Fiddle Fiddle.'

A thought occurred to Mr Biddle
Perchance he thought, I need a tiddle
I'll find a Loo and have a piddle

So off he went did Mr Biddle
He found a Loo and did a widdle

'Oh Relief' cried Mr Biddle

Tiddle, tiddle, piddle, widdle

'The pain has gone
Hey diddle diddle
No more aching in my middle'

So take advice from Mr Biddle

Dont go off to shop in Lidl

If you need a Jimmy Riddle.

QED

Bedwetter

[Sun May 04, 2008 10:06 pm]

Hello

I wouldn't like to twiddle with your very enjoyable poem, tho I do thihk a few plippety ploppeties here and there may enhance the flow of it.

Cheers, Beds
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CadenzRime

[Mon May 05, 2008 1:10 am]

Plippety Ploppeties? Maybe next time. Laughing
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Chris Ripple

[Mon May 05, 2008 11:06 am]

I like 'nonsense' poems like Lear or Milligna (typig error) and this made me laugh.
It's dumb and it's stupid and it's also very effective like all the best of it's type.
Great read.
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pamela

[Mon May 05, 2008 4:06 pm]

Hi Cadenz,

this is the second time this afternoon you've made me laugh and I thank you very much for it,

I loved it!

Pamx Laughing
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Philip Graham King

[Fri May 09, 2008 11:38 am]

Hi there

This is so daft it's good!

I have a friend with the same surname. We were never able to think of the same rhymes for him though!

TTFN

Phil
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CadenzRime

[Fri May 09, 2008 2:38 pm]

I hope you will show it to him. Laughing
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Shelley

[Sat May 10, 2008 4:21 pm]

Great! Good job he didn't go to Aldi or Netto - not so easy to rhyme!
Laughing
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Inker

[Sat May 10, 2008 6:36 pm]

Sidling in at the rear...

Amusing rhyme and a tale, to boot.

Wonder where he relieved himself...frozen food...tinned goods...vegetables...ah, yes, it was amongst the lettuce, turnip and pea! (work it out)

Shelley, want a betto he couldn't rhyme with Netto. He'd have ended up ever so sweato, hehe.

Bestest,
Inker
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CadenzRime

[Sat May 10, 2008 8:06 pm]

They havent got a Netto
or an Aldi in the Ghetto...

At least not Yeto.
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Shelley

[Sat May 10, 2008 11:15 pm]

Laughing
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