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| I think this is an interesting poem but I can only decode part of its .. how to say, neat little treatments? Such as, lettuce marry = let us marry pear = pair beet = beat Beyond that, though, I find it difficult to resolve those supposedly funny things. Would you please help me out? Thanks |
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| radish face = reddish you're a peach = you're lovely Do you carrot all = care at all turnip nose = turned-up nose |
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| Many thanks, tdol! |
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| . cantaloupe = can't elope. But I suppose that one was too easy to mention. . |
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| Thanks |
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| Ooops- I'm afraid I missed it. |
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