Mr. Kerry was lacing his skates
In the midst of a game with his mates.
Flip-flopping, he cried,
"I shall leave them untied!"
Then he tripped. Sir, your ambulance awaits.
The Real Story at CBS Boston
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
John Kerry's Accident
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Woohoo! My limerick got an honorable mention in the weekly contest at Mad Kane's Humor Blog.
http://www.madkane.com/humor_blog/2012/01/22/limerick-of-the-week-45/
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Definition Limericks With a Religious Twist
Looking through the definitions that I've submitted to OEDILF.com, I noticed that a lot of them centered on religious topics. This wasn't intentional but I do think about religion quite a bit and apparently it comes through when I write. Some of the defined words are specifically religious, others only fit this category because of the way I used them, but my hope is that all are entertaining or thought-provoking in some way.
The first one defines the word Damascene...
The first one defines the word Damascene...
Labels:
clysmian,
Damascene,
Damianist,
Deuteronomic,
disciplanants,
disobligement,
dulia,
ecumenical,
Edom,
Esau,
Herbert Armstrong,
limericks,
OEDILF
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Really Really Sup Par Writing
Yes, I understand... this isn't poetry but it definitely is sub par. But that was the point, the following two pieces, I was writing for the purpose of writing poorly. See for yourself.
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