Three lines from the Boy Scout oath:
1. On my honor to do my best.
2. To help other people at all times.
3. To turn in my badge as quickly as possible.
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Another lead tainted product recall-
Once again coming from behind the Great China Wall.
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Three ways to get a headache in the city of Houston:
1. Overload your schedule.
2. Suffer from eyestrain.
3. Drive the Katy Freeway.
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A necessity, but not fun-
Trying to get around with all the construction.
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Three jobs that are outsourced:
1. Internet help lines.
2. Telemarketing.
3. Libraries.
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In Oregon, a reading profit will be made-
Through management of an outside company,
as the promotion of the best seller is laid.
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Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Three Clock Expressions
Three clock expressions:
1. Rock around the clock.
2. The mouse ran up the clock.
3. The employees worked off the clock.
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And in court yesterday-
Wal-Mart employees were awarded
their overdue pay.
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Three ways to know that you might have
bad breath at work:
1. You consumed garlic for lunch.
2. Your co-workers stand far away from you.
3. Your Japanese fitness phone tells you so.
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One quick exhale-
Tells the whole tale.
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Three things that are double precious:
1. Twins.
2. A pair of buttercups.
3. Two alumni from the original senior graduating class of New Caney High School.
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Both Ruby Epperson Hollis and Seymour Willis were
amongst the original nine that graduated in 1940-
Highly honored guests at the 2007 New Caney High School pep rally.
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Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times
1. Rock around the clock.
2. The mouse ran up the clock.
3. The employees worked off the clock.
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And in court yesterday-
Wal-Mart employees were awarded
their overdue pay.
.
.
Three ways to know that you might have
bad breath at work:
1. You consumed garlic for lunch.
2. Your co-workers stand far away from you.
3. Your Japanese fitness phone tells you so.
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One quick exhale-
Tells the whole tale.
.
.
Three things that are double precious:
1. Twins.
2. A pair of buttercups.
3. Two alumni from the original senior graduating class of New Caney High School.
=====================================
Both Ruby Epperson Hollis and Seymour Willis were
amongst the original nine that graduated in 1940-
Highly honored guests at the 2007 New Caney High School pep rally.
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.
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times
Labels:
bad breath,
clocks,
graduation
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Three Ways To Get A Lighter Jail Sentence
Three ways to get a lighter jail sentence:
1. Hire a good lawyer.
2. Do a minor crime.
3. Get caught at a later date.
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Being too old to serve-
Is the latest curve.
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Three ways to get out of jail quicker:
1. Be good.
2. Escape.
3. Enlist in a drug and alcohol program.
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Even if sober and clean-
One can get time reduced from the penitentary scene.
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Three ways to drive safely:
1. Keep your eyes open.
2. Be careful of the other driver.
3. Keep both hands on the wheel, while using some type of contraption to hold your cell phone.
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Thought wandering conversation-
While "safely" getting the driving done.
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Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times
1. Hire a good lawyer.
2. Do a minor crime.
3. Get caught at a later date.
===================================
Being too old to serve-
Is the latest curve.
.
.
Three ways to get out of jail quicker:
1. Be good.
2. Escape.
3. Enlist in a drug and alcohol program.
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Even if sober and clean-
One can get time reduced from the penitentary scene.
.
.
Three ways to drive safely:
1. Keep your eyes open.
2. Be careful of the other driver.
3. Keep both hands on the wheel, while using some type of contraption to hold your cell phone.
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Thought wandering conversation-
While "safely" getting the driving done.
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Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times
Labels:
Hands Free,
Sober,
Too old
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Three Things That Are Worth Waiting For
Three things that are worth waiting for:
1. A slow cooked roast.
2. The smell of rain.
3. A train.
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That last minute rush-
Can turn into a final hush.
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Three things to untangle:
1. A knot.
2. A string of holiday lights.
3. Your new cable bill.
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Depending on the services amassed-
A 6 percent rate increase is being offered by Comcast.
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Three that require background checks:
1. Teachers.
2. School bus drivers.
3. Volunteer dog walkers.
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For the par-
Perhaps the Austin animal shelter has gone too far.
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Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times
1. A slow cooked roast.
2. The smell of rain.
3. A train.
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That last minute rush-
Can turn into a final hush.
.
.
Three things to untangle:
1. A knot.
2. A string of holiday lights.
3. Your new cable bill.
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Depending on the services amassed-
A 6 percent rate increase is being offered by Comcast.
.
.
Three that require background checks:
1. Teachers.
2. School bus drivers.
3. Volunteer dog walkers.
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For the par-
Perhaps the Austin animal shelter has gone too far.
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.
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times
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