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| No postcards on this page, just Limericks ! I love a good Limerick. Always have and no doubt always will. No matter whether they are rude or just silly, I love 'em. But I am a bit fussy. They must scan properly, or as near as is possible, and the punch line should be the punch line and not - as in Edward Lear's limericks - just a repeat of the first line. I was going to put these on the relevant web page - ie the young man from Aberystwyth (which doesn't scan !) would have been on our Aberystwyth page - but some of you might be offended so I've just linked them to this page with a warning so that you have a choice. If you've arrived here by choice, enjoy the poems ! One more thing - I've tried to list them alphabetically, by place name. |
| There was a young man from Aberystwyth Who found a young girl to play whist with. Then, when they were able, Reached under the table And played with the things that they p1ssed with. |
| Send us your Limericks ! They should be about any of the places or people which appear on this site. Make sure they scan properly - and if we don't like 'em, we won't publish 'em ! We'll acknowledge those that we do publish, unless you tell us not to. |
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| A vice most obscene & unsavoury Held the Bishop of Gloucester in slavery - With horrible howls He would bugger young owls, Which he kept in an undergound aviary! |
| A certain young sheik of Algiers Said to his harem, "My dears, Though you may think it odd of me, I'm tired of just sodomy Let's try straight f*cking." (loud cheers!) |
| There once was a curate from Salisbury Whose manners were most halisbury scalisbury. He ran around Hampshire Without any pampshire 'Til the bishop compelled him to walisbury. This was my uncle's favourite Limerick - he was friends with the then Bishop of Salisbury. I don't wish to appear patronising, but no doubt many readers will not get this one, so find out the abbreviated Latin name for Salisbury and the abbreviation for Hampshire and all will be revealed. You may use the search box below. |
| There once was a fellow from Brighton Who said to his girl, "You're a tight 'un" She said, "Bless my soul, But you're in the wrong hole. There's plenty of room in the right 'un". |
| There was a young lady from Brent With a c*nt of enormous extent, And so deep and so wide, The acoustics inside Were so good you could hear when you spent. |
| There was a young girl from Odessa, A rather unblushing transgressor. When sent to the priest The lewd little beast Began to undress her confessor. |
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| A young girl from Oxford University When asked about sexual diversity, Said "Screwing’s okay In the old fashioned way, But I do like a touch of perversity". |
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| There was a young girl from Cape Cod Who thought babies were fashioned by God. But 'twas not the Almighty Who lifted her nightie - 'Twas Roger the Lodger, the sod ! |
| A young girl called Clare from New York Bunged up her arse with a cork. Said her boyfriend "But Clare, Please let me in there ", So she pulled out the cork with a fork. |
| I knew a young fellow from Kings, Who cared not for whores and such things. His height of desire, Was a boy from the choir, With a bum like a jelly on springs. |
| There was a young fellow from Trinity Who ruined his sister's virginity. Buggered his brother, Had twins by his mother And took a degree in divinity. |
| There was a young student at Caius Who whizzed down the slopes on his skaius; But a Fellow of Magdalene Said "I prefer dagdalene - "I've got where I am by degraius!" |