WITH STRICT NEW DUI LAWS, UTAH BAR OWNERS SAY IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO GET PATRONS DRUNK ANYMORE
In Utah a driver who drinks
Is jailed if he so much as winks.
But out in the sage
If you show road rage
The cops are as mum as the Sphinx.
There was an old man, name of Ott
Who worked for the county -- or not.
The older he grew
The less that he knew --
They pay him to be a mascot.
The tooth fairy is in cahoots
With patrons at Walmart -- the brutes.
So buyer beware,
Or you’ll get the chair --
And have a tooth out by the roots!
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Editor's Note:
The above limerick about Gary Ott was denied a posting under 'commentaries' in the Deseret News this morning. An email from their editors gave the following reason:
Editor's Note:
The above limerick about Gary Ott was denied a posting under 'commentaries' in the Deseret News this morning. An email from their editors gave the following reason:
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DO THE GHOSTS OF ANCIENT MILLIONAIRES STILL HAUNT THE DESOLATE BEACHES OF CUMBERLAND ISLAND OFF THE SHORE OF GEORGIA?
On Cumberland Island the rich once resided --
But now it is open to tourists, provided
They pay through the nose for the sand and the sea
And maybe the ghost of a lost Carnegie.
The rich don’t buy islands today, for reflection
Shows them it’s cheaper to buy an election.
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