| Limericks. Are Us.. Posted: 5/7/2008 8:21:07 AM | Margot and I like our men rough The fighting Irish are renown to be tough But it's a land full of poets But many don't know it So you just have to call the Irishman's bluff
I think there was someone whose name was Yeats If memory is correct he walked with an Irish gait Also someone called Heany But he has a tiny weeny And both had been touched by the hand of fate
Another strange bugger was also from Eire He was a dandy and men had to beware He was mates with old Tennyson Dined on the best vension But if you bent over you better take care
Oscar Wilde was a bit of a boy His wild oats did himself destroy He challenged the system But none would ever listen But no one could ever call old Oscar coy
There was some fella called Joyce Who made all the Irish rejoice He wrote about a city Were the people were not very pretty And he gave the common people a voice
Some auld lad by the name of Bernard Shaw He seemed to know a thing or too about writing and the law I think he was from the Emerald Isle But it was such a long while I'll have to go and consult my poor maw
Then we have our own men of words in Ulster Ian Paisley is a man who can filibuster He was a loud voice Just like James Joyce When he preaches he does so with guster
Gerry Adams has an opinion or two But he only signs letters when he signs on the brew He's become a diplomat Still wears his paddy hat And he runs around with a left wing crew | |
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| Limericks. Are Us.. Posted: 5/7/2008 11:23:54 AM | Medvedev is the third Russian President He has in fact set a new precedent A President without power I think he'll go far So long as he obeys Putin's economic sentiments
The shadow of Putin will linger long For the former President is not really gone They did a job share Now different hats they both wear And the new Russian President will still sing Putin's song
Mr Putin like Mr Bush will have his own White House But Mr Putin is coloured red unlike George W Bush Putin will leave the Kremlin Rocking to Led Zepplin So the move is no longer considered hush hush
Will Dimitri become Vladimirs puppet Is the new President the equivalent of a hobbit A title with no power Won't take Medvedev very far Cause he won't have the balls to say - "Putin just stop it!" | |
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| Limericks. Are Us.. Posted: 5/7/2008 7:09:53 PM | today was lying on the acupunturist's table.. started to think about my ol' miss mable at that moment i thought a new limerick i've got so decided to begin a new little fable... (soooo very true!!!)
just met a lady named lil' ol' gracie she loves to wear pink panties that are really lacy... she went into town just to fool around yep, sometimes she's a tad bit hasty..
she met a man named dear ol' ed she immediately went right for his bed gracie's a little tease with his package quite pleased nothing more between them was said...
for an ol' lady gracie was quite fine she knew how to show ol' ed a good time 'now lighten up my dear... please have no fear' ol' gracie treated him so very kind...
i looked at ed and saw him smile... i hadn't seen that for quite a while.. that twinkle in his eye... and the sweetest sigh.. gave ol' ed quite the style.. ~*~ | |
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| Limericks. Are Us.. Posted: 5/7/2008 7:17:22 PM | ole lacy and tracy the warwic of wick hollar said give me a doller and she ran .... boy could she run frum the sound of her bein prey...
is that okay fer a limrick? | |
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| Limericks. Are Us.. Posted: 5/7/2008 9:14:50 PM | cz..you are too funny! here's the dictionary's definition:
limerick |ˈlim(ə)rik| noun a humorous, frequently bawdy, verse of three long and two short lines rhyming aabba, popularized by Edward Lear.
but much like haikus, we rarely follow the pattern religiously.... nice to see ya playin'! ~*~ | |
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| Limericks. Are Us.. Posted: 5/8/2008 5:01:41 AM | Obame's wife don't take any shit Shes proving herself to be a big hit But when she opens her gob You could sink a nuclear sub And she makes poor Barack look a right tit
Michelle went to an Ivy league University I wonder if she managed to secure a bursary She felt alienated In Princetown she wasn't integrated Cause she reasoned there was to little black diveristy
Michelle seems to have Barrack hen-pecked Very soon she will tell us if he's good in the sack Will she be the first lady For Barack is still a bit shady Or will Obama decide to give his misses a smack
Hillary and Barack are hampered by two liabilities They have spouses who both have severe disabilities They should both get divorced Then get married to each other of course Mrs Hillary Obama could then justly fight for civil liberties | |
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| Limericks. Are Us.. Posted: 5/8/2008 5:13:42 AM | Back to the green isle across the sea Where so many greats happened to be There's a thought in my head From what me dear Granny said 'Sure'n it's the best drop of blood in me' | |
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| Limericks. Are Us.. Posted: 5/8/2008 5:17:47 AM | Your granny was well known in the celebrated isle Eight times I believe she walked down the asile Eight men dropped dead Never one got laid But you granny now lives in the best of style  | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/8/2008 10:51:21 AM | My grandad was an illiterate old man The could only count the fingers on his hands He could count to ten Way back when When in Ireland there were the Black and Tans
When Ireland was engaged in the Civil War My grandad said fcuk this for a bit of a shore He needed to get laid But he had no bed So of he went to find an auld whore
He found an auld women, he was number seven He thought he died and gone to heaven But the lady was a tranny She was Margot's old "granny" Who when he was born was christened Nevin
See, see Rose: A A B B A | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/8/2008 11:09:06 AM | Bird was called wierd by a west coast woman Feint praise and damnation he saw it coming Pot calling kettle Steel meets metal As his head beats against the wall drumming
Who needs to be sane in an insane place The crazies they say are in charge of the human race Weird is a badge of honour It should be sung on my banner For being normal is considered a disgrace | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/8/2008 11:11:16 PM | My dear little four foot ten Gran Had the pleasure of just one man And he ruled her life As a submissive wife If she hadn't - me mum and me wouldn't never been born at all so just as well she was a . . . . . puritan | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/9/2008 8:33:41 AM | heheheheheheh - does not follow the AABBA format!! Come on Rose you quoted the RULES!
Don't believe all your auld granny said The stories I heard she was away in the head She might have been small But that's not all Cause the rumours where she was brilliant in bed
Don't be embarrassed if the truth has come out It's not something to hide but something to shout My granny was a goer Even if she was 4ft 4 But if she could hear me she'd give me a clout | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/9/2008 8:49:22 AM | oh birdie..i quoted the rules for someone who was askin'....geeze...
my old granny is now fading fast doesn't have too much time to last told her to be good 'if i only could' she said to me with a lot sass..
she was a character in her day married 3 times is all i can say makes me smile and laugh maybe a wee bit daft but all in good fun, is what she'll say
now she's resting in bed at 94... yeah, the old reaper grim is waiting at the door he knocked once then twice.. she thought it was mice and fell back to sleep, with the sweetest snore
well..am going to see granny in a bitty i'll tell her she's the topic of this little ditty i can see her now being a bit proud not know at all that this is not too witty...
(ok birdman, have you deemed me redeemed??!!) | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/9/2008 9:18:11 AM | Men will never win the battle of the sexes Cause women fight dirty in all respects With such a sad tale And a weep and a wail Not to forgive would just be utter neglect
When your granny meets my granny they will have a wail of a time My granny will tell her of her grandson who refused to tow the line Your granny will recount the true tale Of when you were 18 and ended up in jail And how you paid off the sherrif without paying the proper fine!!!!!!!
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/9/2008 2:21:15 PM | My granny was a very funny woman She would hide if she seen me coming She would sniff the snuff Sitting in the buff And then her mouth would start foaming
My grandad was a drinker who liked a chaser A bottle of stout was just a taster He smoked his fags Right down to the dregs And he said I was a bit of a waster
He ruled his daughters with fear They had to go and get him his beer They couldn't go to the dance Or wear fancy pants Or he'd give them a clip around the ear
My mum use to sneak of to the dance With a plastic bag to keep her best pants She had to be home by ten Before my Grandad Glen Or else she would face his famous rants
Growing up in the fifties was so strange Fathers acted as if slightly disarranged Woe betide any young man Who looked at my mam For he was likely to become rearranged
I think I have inherited the family gene Cause I think my daughter is a real queen I vet all the eligable young men I send them all home before ten Thereafter I start acting obscene
Isn't it time yer man was going home Famous last words from me sitting on the throne They soon get the picture When I start throwing the fixtures Now you know why I ended up on my own! | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/18/2008 5:21:07 AM | It's no crime protecting your daughter A virtue many more really oughter Now, throw out any scruff Without breaking your stuff Then have faith in the good things you've taughter | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/18/2008 9:21:32 AM | Sure me daughter is the apple of me eye She's a cute one with an eye for the guy She takes after me For as you can see Between the two of us we only have two eyes
I named her cyclops at the time of her birth I could not understand why it caused merriment and mirth She needs to wear glass Cause she's a short sighted lass But one eyed glasses are very much a dearth
So really it's my fault when she chooses her boys For she only sees half of all the boys' toys She came home and bawled That Jimmy had only one ball But I told even one ball could still bring much joy | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/19/2008 1:36:08 PM | One Ball Jimmy had a really hard life He couldn't get laid, couldn't get a wife He lost his ball Climbing a wall Now sex for Jimmy is all trouble and strife
It's not the fact that Jimmy has just one ball It's the size of the one that's left after all It's four inches wide From side to side Which makes his sausage look very small | |
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| Limericks....us Irish aren't too good a poetry Posted: 5/20/2008 3:09:34 AM | Tall Paul and One Ball Jimmy went to the dance All the old ladies looked decidely askance One woman wanted a threesome Cause she was very lonesome They were on until Tall Paul wet his underpants | |
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