Back in the day (ok, about a year ago and subsequent times since) I had the pleasure of being entertained by your collective wit. Truth be told, I need to be entertained again. I've got a double dose of family drama going on and I just need some laughter. (The short of it: My ill aunt found out her cancer has spread to her abdomen and diaphram--not good--pray, please. My crazy aunt is causing problems for my pops. Grrrr!) So, what am I asking you to do? I simply want you to compose a funny limerick. I'll even let y'all use any language you want. I just need to laugh and not feel so "amped" up and stressed (for like two minutes). I'd like a theme of Halloween or variations of ghoulish stuff. Here are the basic requirements of a limerick:
Limericks have five lines. Lines 1, 2 & 5 all end with the same rhyme (ex. flue, do, blue). Lines 3 & 4 rhyme, but separately from lines 1,2 & 5. Limericks should always be funny, so please have fun.
Don't be intimidated, have fun!
Don't be intimidated, have fun!
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There once was a man from Nantucket . . .
Oh, I tried that one before, didn't I?
I only ever wrote one limerick that I thought was good, but it comes with a picture. I have tried others, but none I was ever really happy with.
http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/2004/11/page/5/
Its toward the bottom of the page.
A limerick, huh? Ok, let's see...
There once was a guy named Wyatt,
Whose humor was quite a riot.
He blogged us a note,
We read what he wrote,
And it's free so we don't have to buy it.
Sorry, forgot the Halloween theme. I'll try that later.
OK, here is a Halloween one. I didn't write it but thought it was funny. Hope it brings you a laugh as well.
Halloween witch was frenetic.
She feared it was something genetic.
They tested her sugar
And found a big booger.
They ruled she is snot diabetic.
Wyatt:
You are probably so drunk on Alabama Slammers (read: fruity girl drink) right now, that you just spouting limericks.
Rodney:
I tried the link, but it wouldn't appear.
Mrs. Grim:
1. HA!
2. Funny and made me laugh out loud! (Even if you didn't write it.)
Here is it as a link
Yes, Rodney, simply disturbing.
Not on topic but this came to me last night just before I retired:
There was a young lady from Philly,
She would not go out which was silly,
She stood on a chair,
And pulled out her hair,
Then she said "Now you must call me Billy".
DBA:
Umm...what were you drinking before you "retired?" Heh.
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