Delores limerick

Sep 9, 19977 posts by 6 posters
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Posters share limericks about the pronunciation of anatomical terminology with humorous wordplay.

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Captain Infinity
An awkward young girl named Delores
Who danced in a Las Vegas chorus
	Once mused as she flounced
	"Just how *is* it pronounced?
as CLIT-uh-russ or as clit-ORR-us?"

** Captain Infinity ....followups set to alt.tv.seinfeld

In fact, though some call it a "clit"
Just us few in the know have the wit
    To pronounce the thing right:
    The first syllable's KLYTE
(Although frankly I don't give a shit)
-- �1997 John Miller HARD SOFTWARE Rt 1 Box 190 Talco TX 75487 [email] [email] http://www2.1starnet.com/hardsoft (Boring -

Quoth John Miller :

As I said before, the most important aspect of the interplay between the tongue and the clitoris IS NOT the correct pronunciation of the word.

Not that there's anything....

To reply by email, delete the *NO_SPAM* from my email address.

DLeglerldavis

Ok, I have read lots of people say that they have heard it pronounced either way. Well, Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary list two possible pronunciations, and one of them would rhyme with Delores.

Excellent. Thank you.

This should little ditty should be required,as in, "you can't register for this newsgroup until you've read and acknowledged this limmerick."

It would cut down on about 45 percent of the messages that are endlessly repeated in this ng.

Regards,

Don Schaaf

In article ,

I second that. I've never heard the limerick before, but it certainly does the trick.

Personally, during these "what was her name?" threads, I always think of a story that Dion (of "and the Belmonts" fame) told about his song, "Runaround Sue." He said that it was based on a girl from his neighborhood named "Delores," but he had to change her name for the song. Seems the only words that he could think of that rhymed with "Delores" were "Lavoris" and "clitoris." I doubt that this version of the song would have made it past the 1950s censors...

Nathan Dietz

Deep within the rhetorical morass of alt.tv.seinfeld In article [email] (Nathan Dietz) wrote :

The reason you've never heard it before is that I just wrote it the other day. Don Schaff, mixing clumsiness (booo!) with his praise (thank you :-) deleted my name and the message ID when he quoted it.

Thank you for your comments, Nathan.

Best, Captain Infinity