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RE: RE: LimericksQuote: Originally Posted by Londo I recall an older version of that one: There once was a maid from Madras Who had a magnificent ass Not pretty and pink As you'd probably think It was gray, had long ears, and ate grass. Now this one is good!!!~ |
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RE: LimericksThis thread has been and is great fun. Thanks to all the contributors. Keep them comming. Last edited by aggieprof 02-18-2010 at 12:32:24 PM |
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Limerick wars...the never ending sagaa very fine wordsmith named Harver |
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RE: Re: LimericksQuote: Originally Posted by Charlie23 That fishy smell likely lingers from Summer Has something to do with a plumber Once she gets those pipes clean She'll be rollin in green Cruisen the strip in her Hummer WOW! WOW! WOW! This one is double-barrelled! Wow, those pipes! |
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RE: RE: RE: LimericksQuote:
Originally Posted by SavVySam Originally Posted by Londo I recall an older version of that one: There once was a maid from Madras Who had a magnificent ass Not pretty and pink As you'd probably think It was gray, had long ears, and ate grass. This beauty of your takes the cake! I love it! How about this one to which a tune is set? Children love to sing it, as a nursery rhyme or "round".. Daily brays the domkey. When he goes for grass The reason why he does do, Because he is an ass. Hee-haw! Hee -haw! Hee -haw-hee-ha--he-haw! Now this one is good!!!~ |
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RE: LimericksNow we're getting down to the nitty gritty................ |
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RE: LimericksUpon leaving the city of Surrey, |
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RE: LimericksDancing fly, flitting all about |
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RE: RE: LimericksQuote: Originally Posted by gogant Dancing fly, flitting all about Stopped to rest on Julie’s snout Came her daring mate With part of iron gate And now poor Julie is laid out. .......................gogant Ugh! Poor Julie! There was a man of Darley Who felt he was Bob Marley, Until he met a woman of Carley Who hit him on his snout For fishing about in Boston... (Fishing about in forbidden waters can get a "fisherman" into dangerous depths ,as the fellow from Darley experienced) Hon. Bob Marley, the celebrated reggae king was known for his flings with women. Last edited by cousinsoren 10-31-2010 at 08:07:36 AM |
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RE: RE: RE: LimericksQuote:
Originally Posted by cousinsoren Originally Posted by gogant Dancing fly, flitting all about Stopped to rest on Julie’s snout Came her daring mate With part of iron gate And now poor Julie is laid out. .......................gogant Ugh! Poor Julie! There was a man of Darley Who felt he was Bob Marley. Until he met a woman of Carley Who hit him on the snout And swelled up his mouth For fishing about in Boston... (Fishing about in forbiden waters can get a "fisherman" into dangerous water,as the feklow from Darley experienced) |
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RE: Limericks.ForumsCasual ConversationLimericks |
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RE: LimericksIn the ring, the hat was tossed |
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RE: LimericksThere once was fella from Alsance |
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RE: Limericksone morn after stirring from bed |
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RE: Limericksa boy of age of two |
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RE: LimericksThe ugly duck screamed "Amen!" |
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RE: Limericksi've never written a limerick before, is there a syllable limit? or just use the aabba scheme? |
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RE: Limericksthis is my first limerick, did i do it right? |
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RE: LimericksThe bug did shrug, at the slug |
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RE: LimericksClassic form, in case anyone is interested: |
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RE: LimericksYeah, Harver, but it should at least make sense..... |
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RE: Limerickswhile contemplating a great work of art |
In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.
Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.