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So he thought to himself, "Am I gay?"
And he quickly responded "No Way!"
But to hide his sick fear,
He said "Cyberfruits here!
Nuke that gay old John Davis today!"
--- Jim Weaver Collection

But his audience thought it was lame.
They said, "Homophobia's a shame!
You're all twisted and sick;
You're afraid of your dick!
It's your own guilt and fear that's to blame!"
--- Jim Weaver Collection

Now poor Palmer sits home all alone,
Calling 900-lines on the phone.
Sadly yanking his meat
In the shame of defeat --
He STILL can't get up a good bone!
--- Jim Weaver Collection

A scholarly person named Finck
Went mad if the effort to think
Which were graver misplaced,
To dip pen in his paste,
Or dip his paste-brush in the ink.
--- Carolyn Wells P9003

A man had a wart on his nose;
He belched whenever he chose.
The man was a cad;
His manners were bad.
When his friends saw him coming, they froze.
--- Gordon Nelson TP9806

The neighbor made him a bit edgy.
He called the guy "Damn toothless veggie."
Claimed, "I can be rough;
A carnivore's tough!"
Then threatened to give him a wedgie.
--- Anon

The ghouls and goblins got rained out.
There's lighning and thunder about.
No Holloween deal;
No chocolate to steal.
On this man's face is a pout.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

There was an Old Man of Kilkenny,
Who never had more than a penny;
He spent all his money
On furs for his honey --
But the truth is, he never got any.
--- Edwardian Leer 060 P9206

With the girls, our poor Jimmy's lost confidence.
(In that field, did he ever have competence?)
It's not only simply
That he has turned pimply,
But he suffers right now from incontinence.
--- Anon

To get Jimmy's sex hormones back working,
While he at his "Playboy" is smirking,
Just dial up his phone,
And you'll hear him moan,
As he sits there compulsively "jerking."
--- Anon

I'm boring, I fart, and I'm crude;
Irreverent is my attitude.
I am quite suspicious
Of things superstitious,
But I'm sorry for seeming so rude.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

Laughed an old Casanova from Bellingham
Who runs out on his loves without telling 'em.
"Sure they scream, squawk, or yell,
But it beats all to hell
Hunting up some rich Arab and selling 'em."
--- Armand E Singer 114

It's always the same tearful story:
A blind date -- and more that a bore, he
Was ugly and broke
And he schpritzed when he spoke;
He was -- well, the Poor Girl's Peter Lorre.
--- Robin K Willoughby P8405

A rich but shy bachelor named Horn
Has had it all since he was born,
But gets most of his jollies
Perusing girl's follies
In tabloids devoted to porn.
--- Armand Singer P0106

Party man Craig is a nudist,
Who at parties has hopes to be kissed.
We tell him our troubles,
While soaking in bubbles;
If he misses partys, he's missed.
--- Anon

I went to the old mausoleum,
To utter a pious te deum,
Examine each tomb an'
Perhaps find a woman,
And fill up her rot-twat with creum.
--- Anon

My brother's name is Martin,
With girlfriends he is always partin'.
His relations are hard
When you're a lump of lard,
And your asshole is always fartin'.
--- Funny Bone

A statistical fellow of Erie
Made his clients decidedly leery
When he found that his pals
Rated more than the gals,
In response to his poll-taking query.
--- Keith MacMillan A101C

Jack performs mental rape, the lewd lout,
On each sweet little lassie about.
All day long he's pursuing
His vicarious screwing--
No wonder at night he's worn out!
--- G2405

A miserable lad is Gonzales.
He's always short of spondalez
And often bemoans
His lack of cojones
And eats only week-old tamales.
--- Anon

There is Herkin's love for his dipstick;
And its other use is to piss quick.
Read this at your peril,
'Cause if he goes feral,
He'll be intercontinental ballistic.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

Having wrapped up and sent off the only
Photograph that he had, Mr. Cronely
Received a rude snub,
For the Lonely Hearts Club
Replied that they weren't quite that lonely.
--- A N Wilkins P8405

Although he was good with his mouth,
I just had to break up with Ralph.
He was nice to my lips,
But not those past the hips.
If only he'd ventured more south!
--- Anon

A man of his dear wife, was tired;
It seems that their sex life expired.
So he switched her, at forty,
For two twenties, so sporty,
But he was for two-twenty not wired.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2335

A jew with muscles of steel
Let all of the girls have a feel.
But the night he was wed,
His bride dropped down dead,
'Cause none of his things turned out real.
--- Spike Mulligan

There once was a guy from Pipe Creek,
Of whom it was said, "What a geek".
For pussy he pined,
But no one so kind
Would give the relief he did seek.
--- Anon

At last he met Grandma Kate,
Who consented to go on a date.
He was much younger,
But oh, such hunger.
Granny smiled and could hardly wait.
--- Anon

He rocked her and he rolled her,
Even though she was much older.
He kept his eyes closed
While pussy he nosed,
Dreaming of girls young and colder.
--- Anon

In each and in every locality,
Are men with that agile mentality
Who are simply terrific
In the thing non-specific,
And are expert in vague generality.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2673

Why is it that people named Meek
Have almost no charm, no mystique?
The girls they have dates with
And want to be mates with,
Just turn them down, week after week.
--- Armand E Singer 339

Moaned a cowardly lecher named Pape,
"Babes today stay in great fighting shape;
Pocket pool is less fun,
But when all's said and done,
It's a whole lot less risky than rape."
--- Armand E Singer 234

There once was a sickly young git,
Who face was all spotted with zits.
His pop-bottle glasses
Did scare all the lasses;
His britches sagged with fresh shit.
--- Mike Canada

He climbed out of the pants he beshat,
And attempted to bugger the cat.
His clawed, shredded balls
Left stains on the walls,
And his arse made brown prints on the mat.
--- Mike Canada

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Dora's groom, a small, bald intellectual,
As a lover proved quite ineffectual.
Now she rubs him with grease
Derived from fat geese,
To increase his low sexual potentual.
--- G2373

Sugar rotted my teeth -- now I'm toothless.
Boogers I like to eat -- now I'm couthless.
My gal has left me
The shell that you see --
I'm lost with out Ruth -- now I'm ruthless.
--- Gearhart

It's taken me most of the week,
A-scrubbing in my little creek.
I thought I would never
Clean those tar and feathers.
I'm pristine, pure and now, meek.
--- Archie

You jerks think so little of "janes"
Though we usually go to great pains
To love and take care of you,
An entire life ensnare you,
But you limp ones, now, your are our banes!
--- Jorna

A young fisherman near Port aux Basques
Was too timid and bashful to ask;
But to any young broad
Who would fillet his cod,
He would speedily rise to the task.
--- Keith MacMillan 20b

A pleasure-bent lecher named Luft,
Who wheezed, palpitated, and puffed,
Whimpered, "Geez, am I tired
From the kids I have sired,
And big-busted chicks I have stuffed."
--- Armand E Singer 821

There was a young fellow named Beckwith
Who could find no young lady to neck with.
He looked all around
But still not one found,
So all of them, he said, to heck with.
--- Chairman Steve a

There was an Old Man of Apuliar,
Whose conduct was very peculiar;
He fed twenty sons
Upon nothing but buns.
They were too weak for sex the whole school year.
--- Edwardian Leer 089

There was a young man named Trelawny;
As he grew up he found this name corny.
He was no Cornish hero,
In fact he's a zero,
He was tall, he was thin and quite scrawny.
--- Arthur Pattaffy

The accident prone type of man--
Most yellow/red traffic lights ran;
Will pass on a curve;
Says "Oiving" for Irv;
Is UNDER when shit hits the fan.
--- Irving Superior P9404

There was an old man from Shegrin
Still waiting for life to begin.
His search for a piece
Had brought no release
And he wondered just where he had been.
--- Neal Wilgus P8302

A young man who's know as McNares
Was continually putting on airs.
He wanted to be
In "Who's Who", you see,
But he wound up instead in "Who Cares".
--- Margaret A Murdock P9303

The studliest fellow from Nome
Doffed his hat from his sun-deprived dome.
While she waved with delight,
As she skipped to her flight,
And he crawled to his plane to go home.
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0510Q

Once there was a man named Wood
Who screwed every woman he could.
Once he had them all,
His dick began to fall,
And now his name is 'Could'.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

The Great Global Warming Limerick Debate
"The topic's a hot one at that,"
Said the first, putting on his straw hat.
"Evidence had been forming
That this globe is warming,"

And the sweat dribbled down his cravat.
--- Carolyn Chase

His opponent, unflappably cool,
Said, "Please don't take me for a fool.
If the temperature's rising,
It isn't surprising.
It goes up, then goes down, as a rule."
--- Carolyn Chase

"Sure, cycles exist", said the first,
Gulping water to stave off his thirst,
"But our excess pollution's
A new contribution;
For this reason, I fear the worst."
--- Carolyn Chase

"Just put all your worries on ice",
Said the other, while tossing some dice,
"I'd much rather wait
Take a chance with our fate.
Till the bill is due, why pay the price."
--- Carolyn Chase

The outcome, my friend's up to you.
To find out what side really's more true.
Before more time passes,
Analyze all the gases,
And help figure out what to do.
--- Carolyn Chase

Aeronomists study the skies
Of the Earth, so it's not a surprise
That the atmospheres of
Other planets above
Also interest them, so I surmise.
--- Sheila B

Two thousand miles northwest of Dallas,
One might spot a bright borealis.
You cannot ignore a
Fulgent aurora,
Who brilliance could make the moon jealous.
--- Gary Hallock

These dreary cold days of November
Have given me cause to remember,
That although I'm depressed,
In a way, I've been blessed;
At least I've a month 'til December.
--- Emma Basingstoke

I've never been fond of cold weather;
I can do without snow altogether.
When the geese fly due South,
I get down in the mouth.
I guess we're both birds of a feather.
--- Emma Basingstoke

So picture me snug in my bed,
The covers pulled over my head.
Avoiding the Winter,
The Frosty Tormenter,
And dreaming of Summer instead.
--- Emma Basingstoke

"Now here is the weather", he said
On the radio next to my bed,
"There'll be thunder and lightning
And hurricanes frightening
And hailstones as big as your head."
--- Anon

I nervously peered round the room
In the eerily gathering gloom
And I wondered if... "Sleet",
Said the voice, "I repeat;
There'll be sleet on this Sunday of doom."
--- Anon

I shivered and quivered in fear;
"There'll be snow!", said the voice at my ear
"There'll be blizzards and rain
Moving upwards from Spain
And tornadoes the rest of the year!"
--- Anon

"Typhoons and flash-flooding!", he screamed.
Well I hoped I was wrong and just dreamed
It; but no ... he went on,
"We're all doomed!! We're all gone!"
In a helluva panic he seemed.
--- Anon

Then suddenly over the air
Came great sobbings of utter despair.
"I'm so sorry", he cried,
Please forgive me; I lied,
For today will be sunny and fair."
--- Anon

The fifth season is filled with earthquakes;
The Pentagon trembles and shakes;
A wall starts to fall.
A large office grows small,
Jolt correcting promotion mistakes.
--- Joel D Ash P0410

A weather forecaster with plans, he
Thought meteorologist fancy,
But knew he'd do better
To mimic belles-lettres,
And say he pursued aeromancy.
--- Anon

A meteorologist one stormy night
Was arrested, for by chance he might
Sell away the sun
Just for his own fun.
To prevent this, they kept him tied tight.
--- Bill & Sarah Murphy

It's hazy 'round here, that's no jokin';
An' ah cain't ask mah neighbors what's smokin'.
'Cause it's Mexican smoke,
Not the usual toke,
An' ah cain't hardly speak for the chokin'.
--- John Miller 0340


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