November 1999

Limericks o' the Day


11/1/99:

There was a young pair from Uganda
Who were having a fuck on a veranda.
The drip from their fucks
Fed forty-two ducks,
Three geese, and a fucking big gander.
1942

11/2/99:

There was a young man from Oswego
Who fell in love with a Dago.
He dreamt that his Venus
Was jerking his penis,
And woke up all covered with sago.
1946

11/3/99:

There once was a baker of Nottingham
Who in making eclairs would put snot in 'em.
When he ran out of snot,
He would, like as not,
Take his pecker and jack off a shot in 'em.
1941

11/3/99:

There once was a lady from Cadger
Who, as the result of a wager,
Consented to fart
The whole oboe part
Of Mozart's quartet in F-Major.
Contributed by
Joan A.

11/5/99:

In the city of York there's a lass
Who will hitch up her dress when you pass.
If you toss her two bits
She will strip to the tits,
And let you explore her bare ass.
1945

11/6/99:

There was an old lady of Cheadle
Who sat down in church on a needle.
The needle, though blunt,
Penetrated her cunt,
But was pronptly removed by the beadle.
1879

11/7/99:

There was a young girl from the Creek
Who had her periods twice every week.
"How very provoking,"
Said the Vicar from Woking,
"There's no time for poking, so to speak."
1927

11/8/99:

A miner who bored in Brazil
Found some very strange rust on his drill.
He thought it a joke
Till the bloody thing broke---
Now his tailings are practically nil.
1942

11/9/99:

Two pretty young twins named Mahony
Once tickled a horse's baloney.
With a spurt and a splash
They fell with a crash,
And no one knew which had the Toni.
1952

11/10/99:

There was a young pansy named Birch
Who developed a taste for the church,
And monks, priests, and preachers,
And such mouthy creatures,
Were the uplifted ends of his search.
1941

11/11/99:

A convict once, out in Australia,
Said unto his turnkey, "I'll tail yer."
But he said, "You be buggered,
You filthy old sluggard,
You're forgetting as I am your jailer."
1870

11/12/99:

There once was a man named Brewster,
Who said to his wife as he goosed her,
"That used to be grand,
But look at my hand,
Your not wiping as good as you used to."
Contributed by
Sandy

11/13/99:

There was an old person of Sark
Who buggered a pig in the dark.
The swine, in surprise,
Murmured, "God blast your eyes,
Do you take me for Boulton or Park?"
1879

11/14/99:

A Bavarian dame namd Brunhilder
Went to bed with a jerry-built builder.
The end of his john
Was so badly put on
That it snapped in her bladder and killed her.
1941

11/15/99:

There was a young man of St. John's
Who wanted to bugger the swans.
But the loyal hall-porter
Said, "Pray, take my daughter!
Them birds are reserved for the dons."
1928

11/16/99:

There was an old man of Molucca
Who wanted his daughter, to fuck her.
But she got the best
Of his little incest,
And poxed the old man of Molucca.
1870

11/17/99:

There once was a priest of Gibraltar
Who wrote dirty jokes in his psalter.
An inhibited nun
Who had read every one
Made a vow to be laid on his altar.
1938

11/18/99:

There once was a man from Nantucket
Whose dick was so long he could suck it.
He said, "Though quite crass,"
As he lubed up his ass,
"I found a nice place I can tuck it."
Contributed by
Anonymous

11/19/99:

A complacent old don of Divinity
Made boast of his daughter's virginity.
They must have been dawdlin'
Down at old Magdalen---
It couldn't have happened at Trinity.
1938

11/20/99:

A husband who craved to be sterile
Because of the pregnancy peril
Said, "I've thought of vasectomy,
But my wife then might hector me,
And threaten divorce when we quarrel."
1941

11/21/99:

There was a young lady named Nance
Whose lover had St. Vitus dance.
When she dove for his prick,
He wriggled so quick,
She bit a piece out of his pants.
1941

11/22/99:

A homely old spinster of France,
Who all the men looked at askance,
Threw her skirt overhead
And then jumped into bed,
Saying, "Now I've at least half a chance."
1941

11/23/99:

There was an old fellow of Pittwood
Who never was able to shit good.
He'd leave small deposits
On shelves and in closets,
As a very small pup or a kit would.
1949

11/24/99:

The Marquesa de Excusador
Used to pee on the drawing-room floor,
For the can was too cold
And when one grows old
To be much alone is a bore.
1942

11/25/99:

There was a young girl from St. Cyr
Whose reflex reactions were queer.
Her escort said, "Mable,
Get up off the table;
The money's to pay for the beer."
1949

11/26/99:

No one can tell about Myrtle
Whether she's sterile or fertile.
If anyone tries
To tickle her thighs
She closes them tight like a turtle.
1943

11/27/99:

There was an old spinster named Gretel
Who wore underclothes made of metal.
When they said, "Does it hurt?"
She said, "It keeps dirt
From stamen and pistil and petal."
1942

11/28/99:

There were three young ladies of Grimsby
Who said, "Of what use can our quims be?
The hole in the middle
Is so we can piddle,
But for what can the hole in the rims be?"
1928

11/29/99:

There was a young girl named McKnight
Who got drunk with her boyfriend one night.
She came to in bed
With a split maidenhead---
That's the last time she ever was tight.
1941

11/30/99:

The Bishop of Ibu Plantation
Wrote a thesis on Transfiguration
For the Christian Review
(As good Bishops do)
Whilst practicing miscegenation.
1944

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