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A "C" might appear to be first,
An "H" could be then the worse.
An "A" then must be;
"Shirt" ends with a "T",
So a "chat" purrs its way through your verse!
--- Chris

Though Archie's solution's obscure,
The answer he got, I am sure,
And so did young Chris:
The prize, folks, is this:
A sackful of barnyard manure.
--- Chris

To alt-arts-limericks I flit,
To see what fine prize my wit
Has quite nicely earned.
And so now I feel burned;
I now have a big sack of shit!
--- Chris

Though sensitive folk hold their noses,
There's many a gardener supposes
In gold's weight it's worth,
When spread on the earth,
For wonders it does for the roses.
--- Tiddy Ogg

While having your afternoon nosh,
I looked close and then I said, "Gosh!"
Though you do not moo,
What you've got isn't new.
I think you are suffering from closh!
--- Archie

I had hoped that this was a prank;
I'd take off your panties and spank
What I then inspected.
But closh has infected
You now and it's udderly rank!
--- Archie

Ignorance clogs up my head.
I suppose I shall now be shot dead.
This rumor of closh?
It's all bosh 'n' tosh
Who will join me for chips 'n' ged?
--- Kiss Karen

I've just checked out all my resources;
What I've found is giving me pauses.
That simple word "closh"
Has beaten me, gosh,
It's different in two major sources.
--- Archie

My Webster's is fifty years old.
My Oxford is never so cold.
Closh is there given,
As cattle are riven,
With diseases, nasty and bold!
--- Archie

But Websters gives us "sore feet";
With Oxford "sore neck" does compete.
Just which of these two
Applies quite to you--
For that jibe I should now be beat!
--- Archie

At first, I'm a spasm of pain,
Beheaded, a cloverleaf lane;
Again, I'm a source
Of electrical force;
Once more, a enlisted man's bane.
--- Hugh Clary

Although I may not be the champ,
While sitting by light of this lamp,
I did not hit "Next"
'Til, no longer vexed,
I did indeed come up with "cramp."
--- Scott Oliver

I cramped in my brain; tried to see.
It's climbing a steep ramp for me,
Yet I'm still the champ!
(Unless I over-amp
Or someone here calls an MP!)
--- Cyber Wizard

I missed it and felt like a dolt,
Unworthy of joining this cult
Of masters of words;
But come on, you nerds,
Electrical force is the VOLT!
--- Tiddy Ogg

There's amps, and there's coulombs and watts;
Of electrical terms there are lots.
Like farads and ohms,
But whereever I roams,
I like girls with powerful twats.
--- Tiddy Ogg

A crossword compiler called Moss
Who found himself quite at a loss
When asked, "Why so blue?"
Said, "I haven't a clue.
I'm 2 Down to put 1 Across."
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0203

A crossword compiler called Brown
Who found himself wearing a frown
When asked, "Why so green?"
Said, "I think it's my spleen.
I got 6 Across what I 8 Down."
--- John Dole Odd BodkinP0203

Complete, I'm the proof of your reign;
Curtailed, I will gobble your grain.
Beheaded, the chore
That you ply with an oar.
Once more, I'm the sound of your pain.
--- Hugh Clary

A king wears it perched on his head;
And a black bird has to be fed;
In water, get traction
Performing this action;
When hammer hits thumb, it is said.
--- Observer

There's really no more I can say;
I figured it out the same way.
Observer's reply
Is much better than I
Could have made, so to him goes the day.
--- Tiddy Ogg

I'm making my way to the town,
My sorrows this evening to drown.
For failing to boggle
Observer and Oggle,
'Cause the answer, most surely, is "crown".
--- Hugh Clary

I do not mean to put you down,
Or cause you to wear a big frown.
But your question there,
Is faulty, I swear.
It seem that you've misspelled "clown".
--- Cyber Wizard

There once was a fellow named Knott
Who enjoyed himself a whole lot,
At various times
Solving cryptogram rhymes
And here are the Limericks he got.
--- George W Wilson P0505

You're close but you're not close enough;
These cryptic type clues, they are tough.
Just five little letters
They will break the fetters -
The word's in the first verse and stuff!
--- Archie

Of Emmet I had never heard;
It appears it's a dialect word.
A dictionary
Answered the query,
You clever cat who ate the bird.
--- Kiss Karen

Kiss, you may go top of the class,
But take good care, as me you pass.
Emmet was correct
Though in dialect,
For I can't keep my hands off your ass!
--- Archie

When five, I'm a stock that's for sale;
Beheaded, a tortoise I trail;
Once more and you readers
See a hundred square meters;
Then with two, I'm a tone of the scale.
--- Hugh Clary

When five, I'm certain it's SHARE;
The Tortoise, I know, beat the HARE.
A hundred M square
I know as an ARE,
And RE is the third tone, so there!
--- Liam na Beag

Price comparing, a German Professor
Of two cushions selected the lesser.
"A foam pillow in brown?"
Said the Teuton, "Nein, down --
It's a gift that is for a cross dresser."
--- Arthur Deex P0208

I tell all these riddles, "Get hence,
Begone foolish question, my pens-
Ive time is spent here.
I sit on my rear
While my thinking is helped with incense."
--- Archie

A gentleman wanted to bang
A girl from the neighborhood gang,
But once she was fed
And gotten in bed,
She would only gnaw on his wang.
--- Hugh Clary

A babe with a bit of panache
Provided me romps for my cash.
I could bugger her bum,
Have a header with hum,
Or simply a shag from her gash.
--- Hugh Clary

By the genius of Hugh, I'm amazed
With these limerick riddles he's raised,
And though they've brought fame
And world-wide acclaim,
This daze-fun has left him unfazed.
--- Observer

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Said the crass, overconfident elf,
To the girl, "I'll provide you with pelf,
And this sexual display
Will stand up and obey,"
She said, "Tell it to stifle itself!"
--- Observer

On the phone, to the randy young fellow,
Said sexy Maria Costello,
"When you get here, knock.
And the door I'll unlock...
There's no doorbell at the bordello!"
--- Observer

There once was a pedophile gent
Who took a young girl to his tent.
Unable to bury
His dick past her cherry,
He decided to tend to her dent.
--- Hugh Clary

Alas, I've been gone out Sis Chrissin';
I knew not what a game I was missin'.
Not sure how to play;
Would you care to say?
You know I'll be silent and listen.
--- Hugh Clary

Invented by Mr James Watt's
Incredible brain, steam robots
Based on the idea
Of the front and the rear,
And the shape of Mrs Watts twats.
--- Archie

"Christianity's Son of the Boss,"
Was a clue that left him at a loss,
Till he found he could use
"The King of the Jews",
For nailing 1 Down, 2 Across.
--- Jerry Nordal P0206

"It's crescent shaped rolls that I want"
Cooed the shapely, urbane debutante.
"Didn't rush off to town
And just scarf 1 Down;
I relaxed when I 8 Across-aunt."
--- Arthur Deex P0206

My first, in providing you hints,
Discloses I'm one of the gents;
My second's recital
Is a role that is vital;
Complete, I commit an offence.
--- Hugh Clary

I think if I had a man's book
Explaining 'bout words, there I'd look.
Unless I am wrong,
It's three letters too long
In my def. in line one, else I'm stook.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Right there, I'll sumbit a small squeak
'Bout that secret word that we seek.
I'd guess "homosexual"
Would be here, ineffectual;
If not, then to me, it's all Greek.
--- Observer

It seems my charade is a mite
Unclear to those solvers despite
My efforts to pack it
With contrivants to crack it,
Since neither response appears right.
--- Hugh Clary

So, in hopes of a massive upheaval,
A hint ought to offer reprieval
From the ardors I've wrought,
And I offer this thought:
My whole is a doer of evil.
--- Hugh Clary

It seems, then, my first try was fiction.
Though logic worked in my depiction,
The man is a male,
And to tell a good tale,
He'd need, I averred, good male-diction.
--- Tiddy Ogg

So now it's not totally back ter
The drawing board, so having whacked a
New brain cell in head,
I'll venture instead,
To hazard the guess, malefactor.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Once again, with a genius Confucian,
Senor Ogg has the proper locution
To answer the term
For this cranial worm.
Malefactor's the proper solution.
--- Hugh Clary

With riddles, I'm always quite dense
And though concentration's intense,
I can't play this game.
And this one's the same --
It just doesn't make any sense.
--- Ericka

If good crossword solvers be found,
Then NASA'd like them to call 'round.
A problem they've got;
When things get too hot,
The just cannot get 7 down.
--- Scott C

You must have been hitting the sauce,
Or feeling foolhardy, to toss
Us so tasteless a poem
'Bout folks who came home
In a state -- I mean states, 6 across.
--- Scott C

Five adds to four plus eleven, t
Plus twice that, plus two and plus seven.
I hope you don't mind,
The number you'll find
Sends me and my woman to heaven!
--- Uncle Beer

The language has got out of hand
With phrases that ought to be banned.
A couple we read
Spent one night in bed;
So why is it called a one night STAND?
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0402

Five hundred begins and is last,
And a five in the middle is cast;
Then the first we are getters
Of numbers and letters,
Revealing a King of the past.
--- Hugh Clary

This one is real easy to see,
With the first and the latter "D".
He was a great king,
But did David sling
A blade... this is confusing me.
--- Carol

Yes, David, Notorious Hebe, a
Vaquero with pene arriba,
Killed Goliath by slinging
As stone, and then swinging
Like a dashing young blade with Bathsheba.
--- Hugh Clary

Or is it not king, but a knave,
Who kept a dead queen in his cave?
Oh heck, what the deuce!
I hereby deduce
Carol's right. It's Michaelangelo's Dave.
--- Tiddy Ogg

I enjoy getting any new word
Or old one that I haven't heard.
Research is a hoot
I like to piroot
Shiny bits like a curious bird
--- Archie

In class I will pass to and fro,
As it's helping my database grow
Could it be you
Are growing too,
As past you I frequently go?
--- Kiss Karen

In piroot was I here indulging,
Though my pants soon seemed to be bulging,
When you dropped your books,
And gave me free looks
At your black satin covered impulging.
--- Archie

G ilt by the sun's gentle fire,
U nder the spell of desire,
E ager to please
S ummer's fine breeze,
S weet'ing the air of the byre.
--- Kiss Karen

In ajewehy store at Fort Ross,
I sought out the help of the boss.
In selecting a necklace.
I felt rather reckless,
And put 50 Down 4 Across.
--- Arthur Deex P0205

Half a dozen the ancients then synched
With six of their brothers now linked;
Then give them five hundred,
When, if you've not blundered,
The answer is clearly distinct.
--- Hugh Clary

I think I observe here an omen,
With answer in charcters Roman,
And Actress Miss Leigh
Will show her ID,
And flash it this way in the gloamin'.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Once again it's the Oggie that earns
The kudos for solving the turns
And twist of my riddle.
So I'm confidant Tid'll
Remember the wife of Tom Sterns.
--- Hugh Clary

From my try at your neat little puzzle,
My chagrin I attempt now to muzzle,
But I am just livid:
The answer's not VIVID?
I'll be off to some soothing beer guzzle.
--- Ward Hardman


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