Eenie-meenie-miney-moe (Polish versions?)

This kids' game to determine who gets chosen for something is known in Poland, I think, as ene-due-rabe... But I believe there are other such wyliczanki (count-downs). Know of any others from your childhood?

In America it is: Eenie-meenie-miney-moe, catch a ****** (PC censorship) by the toe.
If he hollers let him go. Eenie-meenie-miney-moe

tiger by the tail.

'Tail' doesn't rhyme!?

But it does not have racist overtones either.

That rhyme seemed to disapear in the UK about the same time as the Robertsons golly....

..... and a ****** in the woodpile ( fly in the ointment ), Black and White minstrels, etc etc etc

Oh god , i can remember that being on the telly in our house as a child...i thought it was pretty boring , but my mum liked it....As a kid i can recall we had a golly among our toys , or to give it the full name , a gollywog...As kids we had no idea it was supposed to represent a black person , and for sure nobody in our house was racist...I grew up in a northern seaside town , we had no negative thoughts about black people , we never saw any , other than on the telly...

I know this one:

"Ene due rike fake, torbe borbe usme smake, deus deus komateus i morele baks"
;)

and there's also this one:

"Entliczek Pentliczek czerwony stoliczek, na kogo wypadnie na tego bęc!"

First part is from Jan Brzechwa's poem.