month, silver & orange

what do they have in common

Originally posted by redbadger
what do they have in common

nothing rhymes with them? I know that 'orange' is supposed to have no rhyming couplet, and can't think of one for t'other 2

Hard luck on Boro, Badge. Perhaps one of your players should have reacted like the Rangers guy over the weekend! Google it

Nick

Originally posted by st dominics preview
nothing rhymes with them? I know that 'orange' is supposed to have no rhyming couplet, and can't think of one for t'other 2

Hard luck on Boro, Badge. Perhaps one of your players should have reacted like the Rangers guy over the weekend! Google it

Nick

spot on

Trillionth
Chilver (A female lamb).
Blorenge (A mountain in Wales)

Get a grip Badger.

Why do you think nothing rhymes with orange? You should be the poorest in a forest trying to forage for porridge, staring at your broken door hinge thinking of ways to pilfer for silver.

I bet you eat a bunch of Crunch n` Munch once a month.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Trillionth
Chilver (A female lamb).
Blorenge (A mountain in Wales)

Get a grip Badger.

I think 'Blorenge' might be grasping at straws.

Maybe Leonard Cohen could have linked it with 'tea and oranges, all the way from China' in Suzanne!!

Originally posted by vivify
I bet you eat a bunch of Crunch n` Munch once a month.

I'll bet you can't say "a bunch of Crunch n' Munch" while munching on a bunch of Crunch n' Munch.

Originally posted by st dominics preview
I think 'Blorenge' might be grasping at straws.

Maybe Leonard Cohen could have linked it with 'tea and oranges, all the way from China' in Suzanne!!

I once ate a curious orange
while climbing Mt Blorenge.

(* The above isn't an historical account. I have never climbed a mountain).