There once was a chicken named Stella
Who contracted a case of rubella
If you ate her eggs runny
The results were not funny
So they recalled them for salmonella
There once was a farmer named Titus
Who suffered from rheumatoid arthritis
When it rained joints would ache
The funny noises he’d make
Made you wonder if he also had colitis
There once was a very young beaver
Who came down with rheumatic fever
When her tail was inflamed
It made her ashamed
Because no other beaver would believe her
The once was a man named Litos
Who was bitten by hungry mosquitoes
Thought he’d contracted malaria
Went into hysteria
Till he learned he was allergic to Doritos
A man whose name we won’t mention
Suffered from acute hypertension
The doctor prescribed pills
But that caused further ills
By affecting his private extension
A man went to his doctor for a rash
But the doctor was exceedingly brash
The marks on his belly
Were sticky and smelly
So he ordered him to stop sleeping with trash
There once was young man named Nate
Who developed an enlarged prostate
Full of vinegar and piss
His opportunities to kiss
Were compromised when he went out on a date
There once was old man named Floyd
Preparation H he decided to avoid
But to his chagrin
His alphabet sin
Was rewarded with an unhappy rhoid
Copyright 2010 Patrick Granfors
These are hysterical. You should think of doing them, stand up.
Ron
Love,
Sage
Dave
And Poor Regis!!
Cheers,
Dan
Anna
Be always safe,
Karen
These are truly about as wise as any Limericks I have ever heard...
Wise guy.
Well now I need to go look up "rhoid".
Thank you for these, perfect timing...dinner's ready!
Christine
There's a fellow whose name is Patrick
On Regis he has played a foul trick
When just on a whim
He tries to usurp him
By writing one fine limerick (...and a few more as well.)
Love and peace,
Regis