Thursday, August 17, 2006

Entertain Me!!!

I seem to have a lack of hate, today. I mean, well, I'm pissed about the wiretapping decision and I'm still pissed about how the world screwed Israel. However, I rely on humor to always get me through the day. Who doesn't, right?

I thought it might be fun to have a limerick contest. I know...ewwww, poetry. But limericks allow for a lot of humor and my favorite, innuendo.

The winner gets my undying respect and bragging rights. Sorry, I don't get paid for another three weeks. The winners will be posted Sunday evening around 8:00 pm EST. Gets to rhymin'!

The rules (I'm leaving out a few characteristics 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.

Starter if you need help: A dude from L.A. once said, WHOA!

23 comments:

  1. There once was a man from Beirut;
    Who like to cross the border and shoot
    Jewish girls and boys
    While the Katushas made noise
    and Kofi gargled Ahmadinejad's root.

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  2. There once was a man from Nantucket . . .

    Oh, I can't write that one, can I?

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  3. No, Wyatt. Try again. There is no way to write a funny, somewhat clean limerick with the word Nantucket in it. I wonder if Nantucket ever has limerick contests.

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  4. There once was a man from Nantucket
    Who kept liquid soap in a bucket.
    He always washed his car
    After he went to the bar
    And when it was clean he said Fk it

    Well I tried, and it appears you're right.vpiqrkj

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  5. Remind me not to tyope the word verification in my comments from now on.

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  6. Fmragtops: Hate when that happens.

    I tried to comment on your google search, but "it" wouldn't let me.

    That is SWEET!

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  7. Yeah, Wyatt has been having the same problem, and I am not sure how to fix it.

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  8. rt: Try commenting again. I changed a couple things, and I want to see if they work.

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  9. There once was a broad named RT;
    Who thought she was smarter than me.

    I drank too much beer;
    Is the toilet in here?

    Cause now I think I have to pee.

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  10. There once was a hippy who liked Phish:
    His favorite Smashing Pumkins CD was "Gish"
    While playing with Wyatt's glock
    He shot off his cock
    Now he's known around town as Trish

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  11. Grim: Would that be Wyatt or the hippy?

    BTW...major belly laugh. I've been blah all day. Thank you for making me laugh.

    I think we have a competition beginning. :)

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  12. There once was a leprechaun named Shamus...
    Who was more than a little bit famous...
    his willie caught cold...
    was allergic to mold...
    When it sneezed it was long enough to hang us.

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  13. DragonLady: Girl's got game!

    Great limerick!

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  14. Thank you, thank you ::takes a bow::

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  15. There once was a cop name Earp;
    Who acted more like a perp;

    When DIA came to vist;
    He yelled, "Oh what's this shiznit!?"

    And ran to go chill with the hippies in Antwerp.

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  16. LOL! :) Good one

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  17. DL: I got major gigglaze off of that one! Sorry, Wyatt. You fired off the first shot. :)

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  18. Damn, I can't spell. Bad for an English teacher, eh? I meant gigglage. Not that is a word, but I could have at least spelled it correctly.

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  19. My current favorite made up word is "weebie" lol

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  20. There once was blogger from Philly
    Whose blog was a little bit silly

    He couldn't write a poem
    But we're all glad to know'im

    We just he doesn't show us his willy.


    Just sayin is all...

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  21. Fmragtops: Hee hee...F'tops said, "Willy." Would that be wee willy or chilly willy?

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  22. Wyatt: Thank you sir, may I have another. HA!

    It's all F'tops' fault. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

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