Hop. Pop. Hop on Pop.

[Dukkha]

We all like to Hop on Pop

[democracyindanger]

1. Pop did not dig

us reading that and acting it out when he was taking a nap.

[mac56]

2. Stop!

You must not hop on Pop.

[reyd reid reed]

3. *covers eyes*

*covers ears*
lalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalala

My youngest is ten. I don't EVERY want to hear, read, see or acknowledge Hop on Pop again.

Now...Fox in Socks is an entirely different matter. Gotta love tweedle beetles.

[LadyoftheRabbits]

6. ...

:rofl: :thumbsup: :yourock:

[AirmensMom]

7. When tweedle beetles fight,

it's called a tweedle beetle battle.

When they battle with a paddle,
it's called a tweedle beetle paddle battle ...

:rofl: LOVE Fox in Socks! :bounce:

[LadyoftheRabbits]

8. OMG

I am *dying* laughing... that's it, I'm digging up my old books. :rofl: :rofl:

[AirmensMom]

11. And ...

when tweedle beetles battle with a paddle in a puddle,
it's called a tweedle beetle puddle paddle battle.

:rofl: I wish my books were unpacked ... you'll have to read yours to me. :rofl:

[reyd reid reed]

12. AND...

When the bottle's on a poodle and the poodle's eating noodles...

[AirmensMom]

15. They call this ...

a muddle puddle tweetle poodle beetle noodle bottle paddle battle. :rofl:

Mr. Fox, sir,
I won't do it!
I can't say it!
I won't chew it! :rofl:



What a genious! :loveya:

[LadyoftheRabbits]

20. *snort*

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[AirmensMom]

21. This part is one of my favorites ...

My poor mouth can't say that. No, sir.
My poor mouth is much too slow, sir.

Well then... bring your mouth this way.
I'll find it something it can say.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

We need a Dr. Seuss appreciation thread! :bounce: :rofl:

[LadyoftheRabbits]

22. Oh yes!

I shall be right there :D :patriot: :applause:

[LadyoftheRabbits]

19. OMG..

Gonna... die... :rofl:

[LadyoftheRabbits]

18. HAHAHA!

:rofl:

[reyd reid reed]

9. How about "A Fly Went By"

I sat by the lake
I looked at the sky
And as I looked
A fly went by

A fly went by
He said, "Oh, dear!"
He said, "I must get out of here!"

Once we finished Marvin K. Mooney (You can go by boat, you can go by train...), The Foot Book (VERY stimulating reading: Left foot, left foot, left foot, right. Feet in the morning, feet at night.) and Hop on Pop, we got into the heavy stuff. Hop on Pop. McElligott's Pool. A Fly Went By. Fox on Sox. Oh Say, Can You Say.

The Sleep Book.

The scary thing is, I've got most of them memorized.

:scared:

[AirmensMom]

13. LMAO!

:rofl: Those were the days!

How about "Did I Ever Tell You How Lucky You Are?"

Think they work you too hard?
Think of poor Ali Sard.
He has to mow grass in his uncle's back yard.
And it's fast-growing grass and it grows as he mows it.
The faster he mows it, the faster he grows it.
And all that his stingy old uncle will pay
for shoving that mower around in that hay
is the piffulous pay of two dooklas a day!
And Ali can't live on such piffulous pay.
So he has to paint flagpoles on Sundays in Grooz.
How lucky you are you don't live in his shoes!

:rofl:

[WritingIsMyReligion]

4. Hey, that one's a classic!

:rofl:

I love Hop on Pop. :D

[dad]

5. When I read that book to my kids they

invariably try to hop on me when we get to that page. Despite the fact that pop clearly gets pissed in the book when it happens.

[Ptah]

10. I'm not Horton

[haf216]

14. The Horton books where my favorintes,

utill I got older and found the Lorax one. That is the BEST Dr. Suses book.

[Ptah]

16. I'm the Who that Horton found.

Lill ol me

[haf216]

17. How sweet you are!!!!