Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: GUEST,Crazy Eddie Date: 28 Jun 02 - 11:13 AM There was a young girl fromthe Clyde Who ate some green apples and died For the apples fermented Inside the lamented And made cider inside 'er insides. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Bullfrog Jones Date: 27 Jun 02 - 07:12 PM A very strange bunch are Mudcatters As a rule they're all mad as hatters They find it a doddle To spout utter twaddle But always talk sense when it matters BJ |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: VoxFox Date: 27 Jun 02 - 07:03 PM I'll try my hand at another. A very fine fellow named Spaw Met with Cletus, the Reg Boys and Paw They had bacon and beans Well, you KNOW what that means A new paint job is needed!(GUFFAW!) I'll go now...VF |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: The Walrus at work Date: 27 Jun 02 - 01:31 PM A young architect named Yoric One morning, while feeling euphoric, Produced for inspection Three kinds of erection, Corintian, Ionic and Doric. and an old favourite:
There was a young man from Australia Walrus |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Nigel Parsons Date: 27 Jun 02 - 11:27 AM A bold Knight from old Ankh-Morpork Decided to go for a walk. He'd survived the crusades, So he went to 'The Shades'.! And this Knight, his last word was just "Squawk"! |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Nigel Parsons Date: 27 Jun 02 - 06:30 AM The people at Mudcat, it seems Can write lyrics and tunes in their dreams But when I start to sing the usual thing Is my singing is drowned by their screams! |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: VoxFox Date: 26 Jun 02 - 07:03 AM Here's one I wrote (please don't throw veggies, makes a mess on your screen*BG*) There's a place on the Web called Mudcat And the people there know where it's at They can talk everyday 'bout the songs that they play Yes, they certainly know sharp from flat. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Nigel Parsons Date: 26 Jun 02 - 06:22 AM There was a young girl, a songwriterWhose voice just got quieter and quieterUntil one dayIt just faded awayrhubarb rhubarb rhubarb |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: GUEST,Hecate Date: 26 Jun 02 - 06:10 AM There was a young man from taskent Whose penis was terribly bent to save himself trouble he bent the thing double and instead of coming he went. There was a young lass from Devizes Who had breasts of varying sizes one was so small it was nothing at all but the other was large and won prizes. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Nigel Parsons Date: 26 Jun 02 - 05:53 AM To clarify the earlier post,(5 up from here). An old name for Salisbury, still in use liturgically is Sarum. And this is often used as an altenate pronunciation. One assumes that other words with similar spelling can be treated in the same manner! By the same token, the County of Hampshire is often referred to in speaking as 'Hants'. The limerick should now make more sense. Nigel |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Nigel Parsons Date: 26 Jun 02 - 05:26 AM There was a young girl from Darjeeling, Who could dance with remarkable feeling For miles around There was never a sound Save of fly buttons hitting the ceiling. or, the version written by Spike Milligan R.I.P. There was a young man from Darjeeling Who boarded a bus at Ealing It sid on the door "Please don't spit on the floor" So he stood up, and spat on the ceiling. An elderly queer from Khartoum Took a lesbian up to his room. They lay on his bed 'Til he finally said "Who does what?, with what?, and to whom? !" The above is not considered 'pc', but "It's hard to find for love nor money A joke that's clean, and also funny!" Nigel |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: MarkS Date: 25 Jun 02 - 10:57 PM Don't forget the young woman from Exeter So beautiful men crained their necksather One was so brave As to take out and wave The distingushing mark of his sexather. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Bullfrog Jones Date: 25 Jun 02 - 07:23 PM And in the same spirit, Nigel and Willa: There was a young man called Noti Whose favourite food was ghoti He said on the whole I prefer Dover Sole As it's just the right shape for my doti BJ |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Willa Date: 25 Jun 02 - 04:50 PM LOL, Nigel And... A very polite man named Hawarden Went out to pick flowers in his gawarden. If he trod on a slug A worm or a bug He would instantly say, "I beg pawarden." and
She frowned and called him Mr.
Sorry, Bill D, but..
There was a young man of Japan,
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Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Nigel Parsons Date: 25 Jun 02 - 05:54 AM First, one of my own, which seems to have escaped from another thread.
Bill Shatner wrote all of "Tek War",
There was a young curate of Salisbury (some knowledge of English pronunciation/ alternate placenames required!) |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Janice in NJ Date: 24 Jun 02 - 10:25 PM Sorry about the stray mark. Let's try it again. A mathematician named Paul, Has a dodecahedronal ball; The cube of it's weight, Times his tool, in Base 8, Is his phone number -- give him a call! |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Janice in NJ Date: 24 Jun 02 - 10:21 PM A mathematician named Paul, Has a dodecahedronal ball; The cube of it's weight,< Times his tool, in Base 8, Is his phone number -- give him a call! |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: bob schwarer Date: 24 Jun 02 - 07:53 PM A mouse in her room woke Miss Doud Who was frightened and screamed very loud. Then a happy thought hit her: To scare off the critter, She sat up in bed and meowed!
There once was a lady named Perkins
thginK fo namow gnuoy a saw erehT |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: GUEST,RobRoy Date: 22 Jun 02 - 02:14 PM Couldn't resist it , here comes one old, and one new. When Titian was mixing rose madder, his model sat perched on a ladder. The position, to Titian, suggested Coition! So he hopped up the ladder and had her. Our Plumbers new toilet creation, Immediately caused a sensation. In the wink of an eye It would unzip your fly' and simulate master-bi-ation!! |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Chip2447 Date: 21 Jun 02 - 10:03 PM There once was a girl named Tina, who wanted to play the ocarina. So, she asked her friend Chip, who is rather quite hip if he could teach her the Macarina. Chip pondered a bit and said, Tina, I'd rather be in bed. But no such luck, she left in his truck and went to visit Cleigh O'Possum instead. He tried his sorrows to numb, well drenched with a bottle of rum. And as for Tina, the last time that he seena she was naked in bed with a possum. Okay, okay, I'l quit now... Chip2447, (the ocarinageek) |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: MudWeasel Date: 21 Jun 02 - 02:45 AM There once was a lad from Purdue Whose limericks stopped at line two.
and then you have:
There once was a man from verdun. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Lynn Date: 20 Jun 02 - 10:43 PM Any limerick can be sung to the hymn tune "Blest Be the Tie That Binds": I wish that my room had a floor/I don't care so much for a door/But this walking around/without touching the ground/Is really becoming a bore! Courtesy of G. Ackeroid |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Joe_F Date: 20 Jun 02 - 07:48 PM ObFolk: There was once an old person of Tring, Who, whenever they asked him to sing, Replied, "Isn't it odd? I can never tell `God Save the Weasel' from `Pop Goes the King'". |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: GUEST,yum yum Date: 20 Jun 02 - 02:28 PM There was an old lady from Fife who was dyslexic most of her file. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Chip2447 Date: 20 Jun 02 - 02:12 PM There once was a man from Clyde, whose wife just up and died. Rather than being blue, he found another ewe, and crossed over to the other side. A man named big Sam has died, and four hundred women cried. They buried Sam down under six feet of ground, and most of him still stood outside. Chip2447
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Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: gnu Date: 20 Jun 02 - 11:02 AM Yesterday morning I was asleep well after I arose. A post to the "Jiggly" thread made me write this whilst I was still attemting waking. There once was a gigolo who was fat, So he couldn't quite get to where it's at, When faced with disgrace, He graced with his face, And now he's well paid for that.
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Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: GUEST Date: 17 Dec 01 - 09:46 AM Old Spaw doesn't give a rat's ass Who thinks he is vulgar and crass. If you deign to judge him, It won't even budge him. He'll just tell you to go fuck yourself. "When Spaw tells the GUEST what to do With himself and his prick and his flue the GUEST should take heed and be sure to proceed or the rest of us will tell him TOO." Hey Bertie, relax, don't get tense. My last post was in Spaw's defense. It's true, is it not? Don't be such a snot. I honestly meant no offense.
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Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: GUEST,rudolreindeer Date: 15 Dec 01 - 03:20 AM Jingle Bells, Santa smells And I hate WallMart Hay I wish I wuz in Moscow Town Humpin Ludmilladear
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Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Bert Date: 14 Dec 01 - 10:27 PM When Spaw tells the GUEST what to do With himself and his prick and his flue the GUEST should take heed and be sure to proceed or the rest of us will tell him TOO. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Bill D Date: 14 Dec 01 - 06:49 PM ahh,,but there is SO much more to the Sparta one! a true classic which 'mostly' scans |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: brid widder Date: 14 Dec 01 - 01:49 PM an insatiable lady from Spain Had multiple sex on the brain she liked it again and again and again and again and again and again and to re-introduce a musical element... A student of music from Sparta Was a truly magnificent farter on the strength of one bean He'd fart God save the Queen And Beethovens Moonlight sonata |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: GUEST Date: 14 Dec 01 - 09:15 AM Old Spaw doesn't give a rat's ass Who thinks he is vulgar and crass. If you deign to judge him, It won't even budge him. He'll just tell you to go fuck yourself. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Bill D Date: 13 Dec 01 - 12:02 PM oh, great...they give a VERY nice explanation of limerick construction , with hints about good style. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Bill D Date: 13 Dec 01 - 11:38 AM ...and I hereby disavow any that don't scan! I hate awkward, a-rhythmic limericks, except where it is making a POINT about meter.....I guess one reason I seldom write any is that I am too picky about wanting them to be very clever, well constructed and elegant in their filthiness. *grin* |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Bill D Date: 13 Dec 01 - 11:21 AM my entries..(I never said I WRITE 'em) |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: catspaw49 Date: 13 Dec 01 - 09:22 AM Young Simpson's mother did say, "Your dick's far too flacid today" "What ails you me lad?" He said, "Mom, don't be mad," "But Grandma's a much better lay!" ......back atcha' Snuff..... Spaw |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Mr Red Date: 13 Dec 01 - 09:19 AM There was a young man named Morse Who went for a ride on a donkey He tripped on a hummock and fell on his head And got up and said "tut tut!" |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: DeanC Date: 13 Dec 01 - 09:11 AM Tallulah, a calico cat On the highway was chasing a rat Along came a truck And the cat didn't duck Now she's happy in heaven - but flat. With apologies to Eric Bogle for the idea. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: GUEST Date: 13 Dec 01 - 08:35 AM Hehehehe...you dirty b@st@rds... |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Snuffy Date: 13 Dec 01 - 08:27 AM There was a young fellow called Simpson And he was a whore's and a pimp's son When he went to bed With his mother, she said It's no fucking use if it's limp, son |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: catspaw49 Date: 13 Dec 01 - 02:04 AM Aw geez Seamus.....but .....Well,okay.........
A long knifelike cock had Benjamin Hunt
Young Janie loved playing pretend Spaw
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Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Seamus Kennedy Date: 13 Dec 01 - 12:19 AM OK, Spaw.
To his son, said a fellow named Patterson
There was an old bishop from Franktom You're up. Seamus |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Amos Date: 12 Dec 01 - 11:57 PM Does it strike anyone else as vaguely miraculous that Spaw can come up with crap like that one minute, and the next can write an original, balanced, coherent ande accurate imitation of Wittgenstein? Obviously, he retired too early -- IBM Needs You, Spaw!!! A |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: catspaw49 Date: 12 Dec 01 - 11:48 PM Yeah....Well..............
The priests of St. Patrick's confessed it. Okay...For sheer grossness and sacrelige, beat that. Spaw |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Seamus Kennedy Date: 12 Dec 01 - 11:46 PM There was a young fellow called Munchez, Whose Language was mostly atrunchez, All he could say, Through the whole live-long day Was, "Yez baastards! Yez fuckers! Yez cunchez!"
There was a young vampire called Mabel,
There was a young lass from the Azores, OK, Spaw, you're up! Seamus |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: ddw Date: 12 Dec 01 - 10:57 PM Uh-oh, Spaw. You've got competition. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: musicmick Date: 12 Dec 01 - 10:53 PM Well, I'm glad to see that these threads have reached their intelectual apex. Limericks are the "Bubblegum" of humor, fit for the unfit, only. Needless to say, I've written hundreds of them. I have, even, had limerick writing contests for my readers (I write a rambling column for a folksong publication in Philadelphia). I insisted that their submissions be within the bounds of good taste, as my editor is so straight, he wouldn't say, "come" with a drop on his gum. When I was conducting the campfire sings at the Philly Festival (a nocturnal obligation I fulfilled for thirty years) my rules were more relaxed. Here's one I wrote for the traditional Smut Hour. Sure as mug shots yield non-words like muggery/ Sure as graverobbers gave us skullduggery/ There's a six legged lass/ With a cock up her ass/ The true ante-cedent of buggery. |
Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: catspaw49 Date: 12 Dec 01 - 08:32 PM First .... Very nice Amos. I'll deal with you later.... Let me say that it is not uncommon for me to get e-mails and PM's from other 'Catters with some info or a website or something they have found somewhere that for some reason made them think of me. These are generally forwarded with note inferring that the sender wouldn't use it, but I was of course free to do so. Uh, huh............Meaning: "I wouldnt want anyone to know I found such crap, but I'm sending it to you because Ol' Spaw will post anything! Sadly, this is true. I have never revealed the 'Catters who have sent me so many of these "jewels," for which I am widely known and often criticized.....and I won't in this case either, although if you read closely, I have spelled it out for you. Now, I am about to post another....this time on a dare. I expect to catch some flak, but it's important to maintain your rep so.........After receiving this turkey here I enjoy my exultation.........In what you ask? Well, winning the bet of course!
There was a young man named Souse, Really gawdawful and insulting as hell ain't it? But there you have it!!! Spaw---(Did see the name of the 'Catter? It's there!!)
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Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: Wincing Devil Date: 12 Dec 01 - 12:01 AM A Clean Nantucket Limerick There once was a man from Nantucket
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Subject: RE: BS: Limericks From: GUEST,Hagbardr Date: 11 Dec 01 - 10:16 PM There once was a man from Madras Who had balls made our of fine brass In times of bad weather He'd clang them together And sparks would fly out of his arse There once was a young knight from France Who decided to give sex a chance To Scotland he travelled His belt he unraveled And skewered a sheep on his lance There once was a young lad from Brighton Who remarked his first lay was a tight'un She said "you're a fool you've got the wrong hool there's plenty more room in the right'un!" |
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