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October 09, 2006
Limerick of the Week
With all this talk of Webb v. McGowin, I have decided to post this attempt at a Webb Limerick, even though I am not yet satisfied with it. As always, suggestions for improvement are most welcome!
While giving the pine block a toss,
Webb spotted McGowin, his boss.
As preventing the harm
Cost him a leg and an arm,
The estate must extinguish Webb's loss.
[Jeremy Telman]
October 9, 2006 in Famous Cases, Limericks, Teaching | Permalink
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I go to Valpo Law where Prof. Telman teaches. I do not have him as a prof but my girlfriend does and she says that he is a total crack up and that he has NUMEROUS limericks.
Posted by: Jeff | Oct 9, 2006 9:01:54 AM
Maybe change "Cost him a leg and an arm" to "Cost him both leg and arm." Might sound better with one less syllable?
Posted by: Andrew | Jun 11, 2008 3:43:04 PM
Hmmm. Perhaps "Cost a leg and an arm." Six syllables, two stresses. Seems about right for a Limerick.
Thanks for the input.
JT
Posted by: Jeremy Telman | Jun 11, 2008 4:43:36 PM
