A Father Stork Limerick


Said Father Stork wisely one day,
Our stock in trade's getting passe,
For kids no one cares,
They all want Teddy Bears,
So I'll order some in right away.

Black Waiter Limerick

There was an old Colonel named Gamel,
Who called to the waiter, "Hey Sam'l!
I've not had a drink,
For ten minutes I think -
By gad! You must think I'm a camel."

There Once Was A Girl From St. Paul

There once was a girl from St. Paul,
Who went to a newspaper ball,
Her dress caught on fire,
And exposed her entire
Front page, sports section, and all.

A Fisher Whose Last Name Was Fisher

A fisher whose last name was Fisher,
Went fishing for fish in a fissure,
'Tis sad, but 'tis true,
He slipped and fell through,
Now they're fishing the fissure for Fisher!

By Superfuous Underwear Docking - Vintage Limerick Postcard

By superfluous Underwear docking,
The Ladies, the Public are shocking,
For the Directoire Dress,
shows (we're bound to confess)
Even more of the FORM than the Stocking.

Young Damsel Named Rose

There was a young damsel named Rose,
Who economised - especially in clothes,
The Ladies said, "Shocking!"
To see so much stocking,
But the Men merely murmured, "WHAT HOSE!"

Lovers' Lane

There was a Young Lady named Jane,
Who wished to explore Lovers' Lane,
Her Young Man agreed-
With remarkable speed-
Now they go there again and again!

There Once Was A Giddy Young Scot

There once was a giddy young Scot,
A mania for swinging he'd got,
He swung up so high,
His feet to the sky,
That he gave all the Lassies a shock

FOL-THE-ROL-LOL

Mac Duff met a girl at Nuneaton,
Her figure had plenty of meat on!
She said: 'marry me, Mac,
And you'll find that my back
Is a nice place to warm your cold feet on!'

Thanksgiving Limerick

The cost of good living is greater,
Said a gentleman out in Decatur,
When Thanksgiving came round,
On inquiry I found,
He had dined on string beans and potater.

There Was A Young Lady Called Gwen

There was a young lady called Gwen,
Who was fearfully attracted to men,
She used to get frisky,
On pink gin and whisky,
And ALWAYS forgot to say "When!"

A Soldier Named Copps

A gallant young soldier named Copps,
Was told by a maiden named Stopps,
Your uniform's neat,
Your kisses are sweet,
But your breath smells a trifle like hops!


Hotel Porters

A man came to town with his son,
Who to carry their bag had begun,
When two porters of size,
Rushed & grabbed at the prize,
And fighting they pulled it undone.

An Ass of an Actor

An actor, who thought he could act,
Did his best applause to attract,
"My art's ripe!" He cried,
But the people replied,
"It's rotten!" And it was, for a fact.

A Latin Named Mando Romero

A Latin named Mando Romero,
had a girl who liked Arrow's Sombrero,
The day he changed brands,
she threw up her hands
and swore up and down, "no comparo."

Automobiling Limerick Postcard

 
If you never have been automobiling,
And wish to acquire the real feeling,
Jump off a high cliff,
Which will give you a whiff,
With the after effects while your're healing

Maude - Limerick Postcard

There once was a lady named Maude,
Whose dressmakers' bills were ignored,
Till her husband dumbfounded,
Was simply surrounded,
With bills that he could not afford.

Flappers

Half an inch, half an inch, half an inch shorter,
The skirts are the same for mother and daughter,
When the wind blows,
Each of them shows,
Half an inch more than they oughter.


There Was A Young Lady Named Perkins

There was a young lady named Perkins,
Who had a great fondness for gherkins,
She ate such large numbers
Of unripe cucumbers,
It pickled her internal workin's!

The Ohio State Buckeyes Football Limerick

The football season is near,
It's always pleasin' to hear,
The roar of the crowd,
Our band, we're so proud,
The Bucks, they have reason to cheer!

A Wonderful Bird Is The Pelican

A wonderful bird is the pelican,
His mouth will hold more than his belican,
He can hold in his beak,
Enough for a week---
I can't understand how the helican.

The Elders - Dayton Celtic Festival


If it's arse kickin' music you need,

Your unending hunger to feed,

No longer be waitin'

Get over to Dayton,

You must see The Elders, indeed!

Mac Whistle


Said a lassie, whose name was Mac Whistle,
To her laddie "Now sit by this thistle"
Said he " I was ne'er built
To sit down in a kilt!
So I'll stand just a wee while and whistle".

A Man Named Bill

There was a young man named Bill,
Who drank till he made himself ill,
When a policeman asked why,
He said with a sigh,
It's (hic) dreadful how quickly I fill!

Happy St. Patrick's Day

No Irish heart will ever part,
For memories ever new,
When the dear old hat, shillalah & pipe,
Come from the land where the Shamrock grew.

Young Man Called M'Kie

There was a young man called M'Kie
Who to master the bagpipes did try,
But the neighbors resented,
The music he vented,
And he sleeps in the kirkyard close by.

A Young Scottie Named Sandy

There was a young Scottie named Sandy,
Who went to a pub for a shandy,
He lifted his kilt,
To see what he spilt,
And the barmaid said - blimey - that's handy!

Baby Ruth Candy Bar Limerick

A kangaroo mother and son,
Can go merrily jumping as one,
They're off to the store,
For a treat they adore,
Baby Ruth adds so much to the fun.
There once was a fellow named Russell
Who went around wearing a bustle.
When folks turned to stare,
They saw it down there,
And thought it was really his muscle.



The Poet

Adorned with his long, flowing hair,
And fond of Byronic neckwear,
He's very aesthetic
And, oh! so poetic,
But he never can put up the fare.

The College Girl


Of football she talks like a sport,
And rooting and cheering's her forte,
Whichever side wins,
She's sure of "frat" pins,
For she's really a very good sort.

Bianca

There was a young girl named Bianca,
Asleep on a ship whilst at anchor,
But awoke with dismay,
When she heard the mate say,
"Let's hoist up the main sheet and spanker."

The Doctor

He comes to see you when you're ill,
He gives you powder, dose and pill,
Your tongue consults,
Then feels your pulse,
And he is always "dressed to kill!"

The Mother-in-Law

When Mother-in-law holds the key,
And lets you in after a spree,
She'll recite all your wrongs,
Poke your ribs with the tongs,
And wallop you over her knee.