Loopy Limericks

I once dated a bear that could dance
We’d get looks you’d describe as ‘askance’
But when to her I proposed
She looked down at her toes

I once dated a bear that could dance
We’d get looks you’d describe as ‘askance’
But when to her I proposed
She looked down at her toes
And told me I didn’t stand a chance

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There is an old lady down in Boca

There is an old lady down in Boca
Who loved bourbon and Almond Roca

There is an old lady down in Boca
Who loved bourbon and Almond Roca
She likes to imbibe

There is an old lady down in Boca
Who loved bourbon and Almond Roca
She likes to imbibe
And so we didn’t jibe

There is an old lady down in Boca
Who loved bourbon and Almond Roca
She likes to imbibe
And so we didn’t jibe
I take bourbon in a hot mocha.

An old lady who yesterday died

An old lady who yesterday died
was known as a runaway bride

An old lady who yesterday died
Was known as a runaway bride
Escaped on a tramp steamer

An old lady who yesterday died
Was known as a runaway bride
Escaped on a tramp steamer
For sustenance: coffee creamer

An old lady who yesterday died
Was known as a runaway bride
Escaped on a tramp steamer
For sustenance: coffee creamer
For fun, the first mate she’s astride

There nothing like finding a honey

There nothing like finding a honey
With bombshell good looks and some money

There nothing like finding a honey
With bombshell good looks and some money
She’d better like dogs

There nothing like finding a honey
With bombshell good looks and some money
She’d better like dogs
And conspiracy blogs

There nothing like finding a honey
With bombshell good looks and some money
She’d better like dogs
And conspiracy blogs
and dressing just like a bunny


I wish I had two extra arms

I wish I had two extra arms
For the ladies to supplement my charms

I wish I had two extra arms
For the ladies to supplement my charms
I’d play the piano

I wish I had two extra arms
For the ladies to supplement my charms
I’d play the piano
At the same time, a banjo

I wish I had two extra arms
For the ladies to supplement my charms
I’d play the piano
At the same time, a banjo
As we canoe past Georgia farms


I was once lost in a damp dark wood

I was once lost in a damp dark wood
and was certain I was gone for good

I was once lost in a damp dark wood
and was certain I was gone for good
When I heard a loud roar