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1. Haha. I remmeber this rhyme when I was a child.

Mon Feb 16, 2015, 05:27 PM

Feb 2015

never knew what a 'snip' was . I looked it up and it's something like a slug. Nursery rhymes were really weird when you look at them as an adult now.

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Do teachers still read this nursery rhyme to little children in class? [View all] glasshouses Feb 2015 OP

Haha. I remmeber this rhyme when I was a child. SummerSnow Feb 2015 #1

I don't know if teachers do, elleng Feb 2015 #2

Calvin: What are tigers made of? hfojvt Feb 2015 #3

I could have sworn I heard it in kindergarten glasshouses Feb 2015 #4

that may be hfojvt Feb 2015 #6

No. Not since the 70s that I know of. More like Raffi and such. libdem4life Feb 2015 #5

I learned it a little differently Bandit Feb 2015 #7