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18 Dec 08 - 11:57 AM (#2518979) Subject: sprig has sprung From: cudder spring has sprung the grass has riss iwonder wher thos burdis is |
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18 Dec 08 - 12:01 PM (#2518983) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: Waddon Pete Most of them are lined up by the bird feeder in my garden waiting for the squirrel to finish scoffing the peanuts! Best wishes, Peter |
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18 Dec 08 - 12:43 PM (#2519023) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: Micca Them burds is on the wing, aint that absurd? because the wings is on the burd! |
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18 Dec 08 - 05:28 PM (#2519269) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: Sorcha SPRING????? Are you NUTS? (or in Oz?) -18 F temps here, with windchills down to -36F....when it's spring time in Alaska, it's 40 below...well, I am NOT in Alaska, and it is NOT spring in Wyoming!!!!! Nutters everywhere. Everywhere. |
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18 Dec 08 - 05:32 PM (#2519276) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: Melissa my grandpa liked to say 'spring has sprung fall has fell winter's here and it's cold as hell' |
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18 Dec 08 - 05:58 PM (#2519299) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: Sorcha That would be the one here too, Melissa! |
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18 Dec 08 - 06:13 PM (#2519315) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: JedMarum sprig has sprung?? That must be a typo. Surely you meant, "sprig has sprug" |
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18 Dec 08 - 09:00 PM (#2519445) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: frogprince The old Burma Shave sign version was, "Spring has sprung, the grass has riz Where last year's careless drivers is" |
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18 Dec 08 - 10:30 PM (#2519472) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: topical tom Spring has sprung? What in tarnation! (I must review my medication.) |
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19 Dec 08 - 01:43 AM (#2519531) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: Gurney Spring has sprung, and Summer's budding, Here it's time for Christmas Pudding. Merry Christmas from NZ. |
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19 Dec 08 - 02:16 AM (#2519536) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: semi-submersible My elementary school teacher told a story of when he was a schoolboy, having one teacher who when spring was in the air always recited that rhyme upon entering his classroom. One morning class clown Ron Graham, instead of waiting at his desk like the other students for the teacher's arrival, hid himself in the supply closet at the back of the classroom. When the teacher arrived, he smiled upon the students as usual and recited "Spring is sprung, the grass is riz..." and the students replied in unison (without any pre-arrangement) "I wonder where Ron Graham is." Without another word the teacher walked straight to the supply closet, flung it open, and led the miscreant out by the ear to do penance. |
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19 Dec 08 - 02:49 AM (#2519539) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: Georgiansilver If Spring has sprung, The grass aint green. The strangest Spring, I've ever seen. The birds have flown, The wind severe. But Christmas Day, Will soon be here!!!!!!!!! |
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19 Dec 08 - 10:44 AM (#2519823) Subject: RE: sprig has sprung From: GUEST,leeneia This is what I learned: Spring has sprung. The grass has riz. I wonder where the flowers is. (reply) Beneath the ground they're friz. ========= Remember how the Mouseketeers had Anything Can Happen Day? Here in Missouri, we have Anything Can Happen Weather. Yesterday we had cold weather with four inches of snow on the ground. At suppertime, I heard an ominous rumble. 'Was that an explosion?' I asked myself. No, it was thunder. We had thunder, lightning and rain on top of the snow. Fortunately, it did not produce much ice, at least not right here. Saturday it will be 43, Sunday, it will be 0. Let's hope they are wrong. Gurney: congratulations on being in New Zealand. |