Laughing Along With A Limerick

Here are a few brilliant limericks sent in to cheer you up this Monday morning. Enjoy.

Trent’s World:

Trish lived in a town most seedy
Where every person was needy
They had no soap
Or very much hope
And a full dinner was called greedy.

There was a greedy girl name Tam
Who ate only candy and ham
No veggies were had
So her health was bad
But she just didn’t give a damn.

Richmond Road:

Admit it. You’re constantly needy
Your thoughts are consistently seedy
So stop getting fresh
Your desires for the flesh
Are gross. And essentially greedy.

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16 responses to “Laughing Along With A Limerick”

  1. I really should get out of bed
    But there are so many books to be read
    I’m meant to be working
    Instead I’m just shirking
    Inviting stories into my head

    There once was a woman from Strood
    Who simply loved all the food
    She’d clean up her plate
    And that of her mate
    Then apologise for being so rude

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    1. Love ’em!! Absolutely fab. That first one is me!

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      1. Thank you, Esther!!! I’ve had to stop myself from picking up my Kindle first thing 😂

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    2. Yep, I get it 100%

      I shoulda been up with the sun
      But lying here is work, not fun
      Books by the bed
      In a pile to be read
      And I’m not moving till they’re done….

      😉

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      1. Love it!

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      2. Thanks! I thought your limericks were great, which is why I answered in kind 🙂

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      3. Thanks! 🙂

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  2. These are great, ESther.

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    1. Glad you enjoyed them😊

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  3. The first one is tempting indeed, my guilty pleasure lately is doing my Duolingo lessons first before I get to emails and writing! Nice limericks today, was there a prompt word? Lots fixed on the word greedy.
    There once was a doggy so needy
    She sat looking with eyes that were beady
    I gave her a bite
    But then, with a fright
    She nipped my fingers! So greedy!!

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    1. Wonderful, Kim!

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  4. Valerie Fish Avatar
    Valerie Fish

    I could have said I was confused
    Or a better word could be used
    But I calculated
    Discombobulated
    Would just leave everyone bemused.

    ‘Twas a nightmare, a terrible fright
    Count Dracula was taking a bite
    But then I awoke
    It was hubby’s sick joke
    He slept downstairs the rest of the night.

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    1. I love the word ‘discombobulated’! Thanks, Val.

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