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Kenny's post in the Whistle Forum has reminded me that I really like the name of this place: 'Dunoon'. It has such a great sound. I like to savour the sound as I pronounce it. I didn't want to derail Kenny's thread; hence this separate post here.

Dunoon is also the place mentioned in one of my favourite limericks:

There was a young man of Dunoon
Who always ate soup with a fork
For he said as I eat
Neither fish, fowl, nor flesh
I should otherwise finish too quick.


That is all. :D
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That's enough.
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Rhythm ain't rhyme.
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kkrell wrote:Rhythm ain't rhyme.
You don't like it? I really like that one. There is rhyme. You need to search for it. :wink:
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It's a pleasant enough place, less industrial than many towns on the Clyde. Last time I was there (1977) there was a U.S. nuclear submarine base there; not sure if it still is.
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benhall.1 wrote:There is rhyme. You need to search for it. :wink:
I found it.

I get the impression that we are to understand that in yer man's milieu, the prevailing custom is to drink soup directly from the bowl.
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