Assorted Limericks
There
once lived a man in Japan
Who
loved to eat fish from a can
Fish
wasn't good boiled,
And
one day it spoiled,
So
belly up went the poor man.
Rasputin
was a bad monk from Russia
Who
always finished his kasha
The
queens lover was he,
The
best kasha made she,
And
together they ruled all of Russia.
There
once lived a boy named Al,
Who
had a computer called Hal
Hal
went insane,
And
sucked out Al's brain.
Never
trust a computer named Hal.
I
once knew a man from Kentucky
Who
thought that all horses were yucky
To
afford a home he was unable
So
he lived in a stable
Poor
guy, he sure was unlucky
There
lived an old man in Berlin
Who
fancied his tonic and gin
He
got drunk every day
So
they took him away
Cause
you couldn't drink gin in Berlin.
There
once was a band called Rammstein
Their
favorite drink's Wilder Wein
To
themselves they set fire
It
made them expire
That
sucks, their music was fine
Seņorita
Beltran lived in Spain
Picking
olives drove her insane
She
moved to Kentucky
Married
the man who's unlucky
And
then Hal came and sucked out her brain.
I
like to play the kazoo
It
makes the animals dance at the zoo
But
they kicked me out,
For
playing too loud
And
giving bears candy to chew.
I
once met a monk from Tibet
Who
played in a string quartet
When
he strummed on his cello
And
sang words to "Yellow"
All
his groupies bum rushed the set.
Elvis
was a terrible dancer
His
groovy moves gave people cancer
People
that danced at his side
Fell
over and died
But
no one could resist his romancer
I
lived in a four story house
And
for a pet I had a mouse
One
day a cat
Got
into my hat
Then
he jumped and ate my poor mouse.
I
once met a girl from Istanbul
She
led me on, I was a fool
I
bought her some food
But
she was no good
She
ran off with a guy named O'Toole.
I
once knew a queen that was killer
Cake
was her favorite filler
She
demanded my head
But
I was already dead
So
she shrieked till the till became tiller.
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