Line-at-a-time limericks

but she was observed by police.

changed to make meter fit

General note: a limerick is rhyme scheme AABBA. The lines 1, 2, and 5 have 3 metrical feet (da DA da da DA da da DA). The lines 3 and 4 have only two metrical feet (da DA da da DA).

The classic example:

There was an old man from The Heath
Who sat on a pair of false teeth
He jumped up with a start,
And said, “Oh bless my heart,
I’ve bitten myself underneath!”

If you didn’t waste your childhood reading silly books of baudy limericks, then fer gosh sakes, what did you do for fun? :smiley:

I always use this one for comparison to make sure I’ve got it right…

There once was a young girl named Alice
Who chose dynamite for use as a phallus
'Cept when she lit a match
They found half of her snatch
In Ft. Worth… and the rest in Dallas

Know all our genealogy

Here’s a few more silly starters:

The Elephant
An elephant went to the Nile

Working Too Hard
A mathematician went crazy

The Zoo
An Englishman went to the zoo

Faith
A rabbi, a pope and a priest

Two Coats
I bought some invisible paint

His calculations became a bit hazy

Offensive and gaudy, it ain’t

He did all his sums

I can’t find my house

Using only his thumbs

A mathematician went crazy
His calculations became a bit hazy
He did all his sums
Using only his thumbs
And mapped his mind onto a daisy

…which I learned as:

It blew her vagina
To South Carolina
And her anus is somewhere near Dallas.

But on to the challenge!

I bought some invisible paint.
Offensive and gaudy, it ain’t.
I can’t find my house.
I can’t find my spouse!

A rabbi, a pope, and a priest
Were arguing who had the least

But that’s really not a complaint.

The priest, he had nun;

Quote:
A rabbi, a pope, and a priest
Were arguing who had the least
The priest, he had nun

and to finish the pun,

The rabbi and pope dioceased.

And promptly, he spotted a pile

And noticed a strange bird that flew

With its beak in its bum

Of crocodile dung

And he wondered how come

Working Too Hard
A mathematician went crazy
His calculations became a bit hazy
He did all his sums
COunting on his thumbs
Two Coats
I bought some invisible paint
Offensive and gaudy, it ain’t
I can’t find my house
And I can’t find my spouse

Two Coats
I bought some invisible paint
Offensive and gaudy, it ain’t
I can’t find my house
I can’t find my spouse
And now I’m starting to feel faint.