Mixed Nutts: Silly Rhymes with Kimberly

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Silly Rhymes with Kimberly

And now it's time for Silly Rhymes with Kimberly. The part of the show where Kimberly comes out and recites a silly poem.

I pick my nose and twiddle my thumbs.
I eat a giant bag of plums.
I'm careful, though, to pick and eat,
With different hands, they ne'er shall meet.

This has been Silly Rhymes with Kimberly. Join us next time, when Kimberly will tell us all about her hairbrush.

Weese

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