Summary
The web content presents a humorous limerick about a young man from Bombay and his encounter with a horse, written by Martin Rushton in 2020, inspired by a prompt from Marla Bishop's Idea Stream.
Abstract
The website features a light-hearted limerick titled "Bombay Mix-Up," which humorously recounts an unfortunate yet comedic incident involving a young man from Bombay and a horse. The limerick is authored by Martin Rushton, who acknowledges the inspiration from a prompt provided by Marla Bishop and her Idea Stream. Rushton humorously accepts responsibility for the limerick's content, despite the prompt's influence. The page also includes a photograph of hay bales by Jo Barnard, which sets the scene for the limerick's setting. Additionally, a linked article titled "Hey, Good Looking," with the tagline "Whatcha got cooking?" is advertised, potentially offering further humorous or culinary content.
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There was a young man from Bombay, who enjoyed a roll in the hay, The unfortunate incident, wasnāt so innocent, When a horse had his way as he splay.
Ā©MartinRushton 2020
A limerick from a prompt by Marla Bishop and the Idea Stream. Marla gives the first two lines so... Actually I will take the blame for this lol
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