Monday, 20 August 2007

Smutty Limericks

Lear, Edward 1812-1888


Tired and emotional after the long retreat from the North West coast of Scotland, I am unable to concentrate fully on the prizegiving for the previous competition, so let's start a new one in the meantime, suggested by True Blue. I bet Edward Lear had some absolutely foul creations that he saved for his mates in the club or pub. I hope we can do him justice with a few really dodgy ones.

I passed Pitlochry at about 11am this morning; the following sprang to mind (best read in a Scots accent):


There was a young girl from Pitlochry
Who made love to a man in a rockery.
She said "You have come
All over my bum -
That's no' a fuck, that's a mockery

33 comments:

  1. True, Mermaid. The bandwagon moves on to Somerset for a duty family visit with barely enough time to check the accumulated post of the last ten days. Back on Saturday....

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  2. There was a young mermaid named Myrtle,
    who had an affair with a Turtle;
    She had Crabs, they did say, in a year and a day......Which proves that she was fertile !

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  3. Apols to all those who will be offended by the following:

    There once was a Bishop of Birmingham
    Who rogered two girls while confirming 'em
    He lifted his frock
    And diddled his cock
    And pumped his episcopal sperm in 'em

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  4. quit bashing the bishop, idle

    you'll go blind, you know you will

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  5. There was a blog poster called Idle
    whose name didn't rhyme with anything I could think of.
    So I stopped writing this limerick.

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  6. There was a blog poster called Idle
    Whose wife liked to fit in a bridle
    He thought he could ride her
    Well he certainly tried her
    But then I couldn't think of any other word that rhymed so I stopped writing this limerick too.

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  7. True Blue - I know Myrtle, that's my half-sister. She's a slag.

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  8. THERE WAS AN OLD BLOGGER CALLED IDLE
    Whose wife liked to fit in a bridle
    he thought he could ride her
    Well, he certainly tried her
    Til he peaked - and his coming was tidal.

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  9. A mermaid, of London EC
    Owns a cat, quite infested with flea
    So she'll bathe it in Moet
    With hairdryer she'll blow it
    But it's breath is beyond remedee

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  10. Old Idle`s ajolly good bloke
    Who made love to a cow as a joke
    He found pleasure divine
    With this delectable bovine.....
    Now he`s called Idle t`old cow poke......

    Myrtles Half Sister Moorgate
    Had a date one day with a Skate
    He behaved like a bounder and wrapped his wings round her....
    Now she`s terribly late !

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  11. There was a young lassie called Blue
    Whose footballing lore was askew
    She thought Evertonians
    Were Mersey's Champion-ians
    But the Reds were the cup winners true

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  12. Mermaids a delicious dish
    A truly most eloquent fish
    She has a wit divine.. much faster than mine...
    Oh Bugger it Sod and poo tish !

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  13. One for Idle:

    The Vicar from Santa Domingo
    Said to the Curate By Jingo!
    Blast women and boys
    I need some new joys
    So he promptly f....d a Flamingo.

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  14. There was a young Rabi called Keith
    Used to circumcise boys with his teeth
    It wasn't to save, on sharpening the blades ...

    ...But to get to the cheese underneath.

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  15. One for Trube:

    There once was a gaucho named Bruno
    Who said "one thing I certainly DO know
    Senoritas are fine
    Young boys are divine
    But llamas are numero uno"

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  16. For Electro:
    There was a young chap called Kevin
    Who went a walking the Moors of North Devon
    On meeting a black bunny Kev thought..That`s funny....
    Havn`t we met somewhere before ?

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  17. Idle, you beat me on your verse, which was always my 'solo' during the customary singing after a rugby match!

    Can I alter the tune and just copy the words of my all time favourite song, then you can revert to the filthy disgusting hilarious limericks which Merms, Trubes and Co are producing...

    (Sung to the tune of Men of Harlech)


    Life presents a dismal picture
    Dark and dreary as the tomb,
    Father's got an anal stricture
    Mother's got a fallen womb.

    Sister Sue has been aborted
    For the forty-second time,
    Brother Bill has been deported
    For a homosexual crime.

    Nurse has chronic menstruation,
    Never laughs and never smiles,
    Mine's a dismal occupation
    Cracking ice for Grandpa's piles.

    In a small brown paper parcel
    Wrapped in a mysterious way
    Is an imitation rectum
    Granddad uses twice a day.

    Joe the postman called this morning,
    Stuck his prick right through the door,
    We could-not despite endearment
    Get it out till half-past four.

    Even now the baby's started
    Having epileptic fits,
    Every time it coughs it spews
    Every time it farts it shits.

    Yet we are not broken-hearted,
    Neither are we up the spout,
    Aunty Mabel has just farted,
    Blown her arse hole inside out.

    I hope nobody is offended...

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  18. I've never been so disgusted as I have reading this thread. Well done, Idle - you really know how to get decent people to plumb the depths.

    Great fun though.

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  19. Must be time now for old Mama Trubes to win an award !

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  20. There once was a lady called Trubes
    Had a terrible problem with pubes
    She thought it quite weird
    That the length of her beard
    Ran all the way down past her boobs.


    And that's saying something at her age !

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  21. I know you're a looker, True Blue, I can sense it.

    Was my lymeric enough of an award for ya ?

    xxx

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  22. Mermaid of Moorgate was witty
    Her life on the journal was gritty
    She'd imbibe on her Pimms
    whilst relaxing her limbs
    Goodness, my dear you're right pretty !

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  23. There once was a hunter called Idle
    He'd shoot at grouse for survival
    He'd barely hit a barn door
    His shot was so poor
    At last ! Got one 'cause it's suicidal !

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  24. There was a nice man called Scroblene
    Actually he was quite mean
    Despite his kind image
    He was feared in his village
    'cause he once was a Royal Marine

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  25. For Electro: (Thank you for my award, "Sheer poetry")

    How perceptive you are young Kevin
    `Tis the pureness of air in South Devon
    The delectable Trubes has voluptuous boobs....
    And blue eyes to send you to heaven....

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  26. Trube and EK, why thank you both, thou art right kind to a young fishy x

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  27. I can tell from the way you comment that you're a glamourous gran, Trube. You have an easy confidence about you and I believe everything you've just said.

    My pleasure, Mermaid.

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