On Friday, for a bit of fun to cheer us up, I invited you to write an amusing limerick and you did just that. They all made me smile. I hope they make your Monday morning that little bit brighter.
There was a young actress called Sheila
Who drove her friends mad with her new feature
A strange ring through her nose
As big as her big toes
Made her look like an outa space creature.
Ritu:
There was a young man from Baghdad
Whose singing drove everyone mad
With no dulcet tones
Just screeching and moans
Yet, still he thought he weren’t bad!
Kitten is one of our cats
He likes beans on toast and bats
He wears lots of mittens
And a scarf with blue knit ons
And runs around in a red hat!
There was a young woman called Jacqui
Who everyone thought was quite wacky.
She danced the Five Rhythms
Through psychedelic prisms
In costumes considered so tacky.
Paul Mastaglio:
There was once a girl called Lill
Who often didn’t pay her bill,
She was getting a bad name
For this unfortunate game,
All in all, her reputation was going downhill.
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Great way to start the week!
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Glad you enjoyed it. 😊
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Cheered me up!
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Glad it did. 😊
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There was a young man from limerick,
Who wanted to play on his guitar, quick
He wanted to rhyme
And keep in good time,
But his mom turned the light out with the dimmer switch!
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Fantastic! I’m going to do this again next Monday as lots of bloggers have enjoyed it. 😊
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Yes please
😁
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A good idea…A bit late, but here’s one by my husband:
Frozen Revenge
A lady whose name was Theresa
shut her old man in the freezer…
By playing the field
he got himself killed
and he’s now with the sprouts and the pizza,
Best wishes
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Wonderful! Please thank your husband. I’m going to do this again next Monday as lots of bloggers have enjoyed it. 😊
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Pleased you liked it, Esther. It’s a date! Cheers. x
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I asked Alexa for a limerick. Here’s what she gave me:
There was a young man from Peru
Whose limericks stopped at line two.
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hahaha
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😂😂😂 Fantastic!
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The Reverend Algernon Sproggs
Secretly collects ladies clogs.
His mum used to say its better today.
When he was a boy he collected newts and
large frogs
There was a lady from St Kits
Who was blessed with very large ears
She said, I know that my dears,
Large ears
Doesn’t rhyme with St Kits
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Fantastic! I’m going to do this again next Monday as lots of bloggers have enjoyed it. 😊
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These were great fun to read, Esther. Thanks so much for organising some smiles for all of us. It’s certainly helped.
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I’ve really loved them, Hugh. And bloggers are sending more in so I’ll do it next week too 😊
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I missed it! Oh well, I can still write you a limerick or two. Or three 😉
In the days of virus people are blue
So I wrote a little limerick for you
I hoped it’d be swell
But it didn’t come out so well
But it is a verse brand new
My last limerick was so bad
It is just making me awfully sad
I tried to bring cheer
But I only heard a jeer
So now I feel I’m a terrible cad
Those rhymes above weren’t serious
Sure, I wished they were hilarious
But they were quickly done
For a bit of fun
And I wrote them fast and furious
I hope you enjoyed 🙂
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Loved them. I’m going to do this again next Monday as lots of bloggers have enjoyed it. 😊
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Thanks. It does make a good weekly post, like your “Can you tell a story in…?” posts. Of course with these limericks, they only make sense as a series 😉
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Glad you enjoyed it 😊
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Always good to have a giggle! ❤
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There once was a world filled with followers,
arrogant people and borrowers
Upon them a blight
Caused such keen insight
Instead, they improved our tomorrows.
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Very good, Kim. I’m going to do this again next Monday as lots of bloggers have enjoyed it. 😊
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