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Limericks 21-25

Udderly Insane

Not on the Menu

Self Esteem

Bare Necessity

Mistaken Shakin’

Udderly Insane 

 A man who was having some chow 

Was attacked by a disgruntled cow, 

“You’re eating the butter 

That came from my udder, 

So I’m going to get even now!” 

 

Not on the Menu 

A diner at Jerry’s Café 

Sneezed off his wavy toupee, 

“Though I really do wish 

It was not on my dish, 

It tastes much like my mother’s soufflé.” 

 

Self Esteem 

A lady called Madam O’May 

Was extolling her virtues one day, 

“I’m smart and I’m witty 

And uncommonly pretty, 

And also quite humble, I’d say.” 

  

Bare Necessity 

A duchess, while combing her hair 

Saw a spot that was totally bare, 

“This must not be seen 

By the King or the Queen,” 

So she covered her head with a chair. 

 

Mistaken Shakin’ 

 A man who had tic douloureux 

Met a lady one day on a stroll, 

She mistook all his blinking 

For amorous winking, 

And dealt him a blistering blow.