Laughing Along With A Limerick

Happy Monday! I hope you all had a good weekend.

Your new limerick challenge is as follows:

NURSE

I’m having an operation tomorrow (hopefully, as it’s twice been postponed). So apologies if I don’t respond to your wonderful limericks. I will schedule some Monday and Thursday challenges for when I’m recuperating and then publish all your limericks when I’m back blogging.

Your challenge last week was to write a limerick using the word BUFF in it somewhere. Here are your masterpieces:

Christine Mallband-Brown:

Old Ronnie went out in the buff
He wanted to show off his stuff!
A chicken was involved
And a crime, it was solved
Of a naked man covered in fluff!

Kim Smyth:

A child is born in the buff
Mother says, “Not good enough!”
She dresses them up cute
In a sweet little suit
Cause going naked would be pretty rough.

Trent’s World:

There was a boy named Bobby Duff
Who played badminton in the buff
For a racket
He used his packet
To prove he was very, very tough.

Keith Channing:

“Try adding some white to your brown,”
Said Gilbert, the painting class clown,
“Add barely enough
To make it look buff
But don’t hold your brush upside-down!”

There’s many a male Alpine Chough
That thinks it’s especially tough.
Although it has muscle,
Despite all its bustle
I wouldn’t describe it as buff!

My girlfriend went off in a huff
When I tried to sunbathe in the buff.
She said, “It is rude
To be seen in the nude;
I saw you thus once – that’s enough!”

TanGental:

‘You see,’ said Jane, ‘in a huff;
‘With my fingers, snug, in my muff.’
‘I can both buff the tips,’
‘While I ward off the nips,’
‘And keep things from becoming too ruff.’

Lance Greenfield:

Tom bulled his boots and buffed his brasses.
On parade, he stood out from the masses.
But he was always late
And couldn’t shoot straight
So now he’s a butler in a royal palace.

Chel Owens:

She’d read of a stunning design:
One needed to wax, buff, refine.
Alas, for the miss,
Specifics, she skipped –
Her facial chrome treatment sure shines!

Ruth Scribbles:

My boyfriend was really quite buff
Not even an inch of fat fluff
He went to the gym
And started to swim
He acted as though it were tough.

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13 responses to “Laughing Along With A Limerick”

  1. There once was a nurse with a curse
    Who’s week couldn’t get any worse
    No patients were saved
    The doctors just raved
    And her date showed up in a hearse!

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    1. Wonderful! Thanks, Kim 😍

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      1. Thanks 😊

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  2. I hope your operation and recovery go well! Just don’t take my medical advice 😉

    When I am sick I often chose
    To nurse myself back with some booze
    I feel awfully fine
    With whiskey, beer or wine
    How can I possibly lose?

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    1. I’ll steer clear of your advice, Trent!

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  3. I hope that you get a good nurse
    And that you don’t get any worse
    That you soon get better
    And then get a letter
    To say you’ve recovered – in Verse!

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    1. I’ll ask them for one 😂😂

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      1. Lol xxx don’t laugh if it hurts!

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  4. Hope it all goes okay Esther x

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  5. Based on the famous saucy seaside postcard…

    ‘It’s hardly surprising’ said doctor to nurse
    ‘That the poor died with a rant and a curse.’
    ‘The instruction was clear: prick his boil.’
    ‘Not soak his todger in a pan of hot oil.’
    ‘I think you’d better go fetch the hearse.’

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  6. I was climbing Mont Blanc when I fell.
    I broke some bones and I didn’t feel well.
    I tried some pills
    to cure my ills,
    But only got better when nursed by Nell.

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  7. Her mother-she once was a nurse
    Who cared quite a lot for her purse
    When people got sick
    She said “oh my, ick”
    She then ran away and would curse

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  8. […] Esther Chilton challenges us every Monday to write a limerick using a specific word. This past week, the word was Nurse. […]

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