As 'other posters' contribute, I will number the entries with a leading 'OP.' These three are from Larry Gott.
An elderly pro from Biloxi
Was known as a shrewd minded doxy.
The older she got,
The looser her twat,
So she took up the slack with epoxy.
A trapper named Alex LeVeque
Took his girlfriend up north on a treque.
When he tried to get rigid
The air was so frigid
That all that got stiff was his neque.
The movie fans stood in a queue,
Their sex kitten idol to vueue.
Though the weather was brisque,
They still took the risque,
And many wound up with the flueue.
Now THOSE are excellent limericks -- solid as to humor and scansion. I'm tempted to revise my grading scale upward and award more than 3 stars, but for now, all of them get ***, Larry!
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's nice to be appreciated.
ReplyDeleteI remember reading a Nero Wolfe novel, "Death of a Doxy." Your use of that word (a euphemism for 'whore') may be only the 2nd time I've seen it in print.
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