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James, I still feel there's a market for Limerick greeting cards. Before you place them on any site, make sure you have copyrighted them as a collection. You only have to pay for one copyright that way and all of them will be protected. Then, I'd get the collection to a greeting card company with an example as to how you could change your already existing catalogue into greeting card messages. All you'd have to do is to add a message after the limerick. For example...Put your limerick on the outside of the card: "Happiness," says punster Grace, "Is a pun of such poor taste That the premise Leaves a grimace On a groaned man's face."
Then, put the message on the inside of the card....
CHEER UP!
Here's another example: Put this limerick on the outside...
His wife completes half her mission: Delivers a twin in good condition. Jokes printer, "I must confess, It looks hot off the press." Says she, "It's just the first edition!"
Then, on the inside:
Double the congratulations on your twins!
Really, James. You have too much talent not to find a niche for it. Please give this idea some thought.
Heidi
Last edited by Thompson; 05/09/07 03:10 AM.
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