Tuesday, May 8, 2012

PD33. Necro-romancing

A mortician who practised in Fife
Made love to the corpse of his wife.
"How could I know, Judge?
She was cold, did not budge --
Just the same as she'd acted in life."


That one brings to mind this joke:
A man dials 911 and reports
"I think my wife is dead."
"You think she's dead?!!  Why do you say that?"
"Well, the sex is the same but the dishes are piling up in the sink."

4 comments:

  1. Wow! Limericist, you are inspired recently. I began catching up about 12 limericks back and found them all excellent. Then this one which is super-classic. One of your very best for sure.

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  2. Woops, After publishing the above I reread it and then noticed the PD label, which I think means previously devised or some such. Still, your 679-685 are highly commendable, imho.

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  3. Super "classic" is actually a very good description of this limerick since it is a famous one. BTW, "PD" stands for "Public Domain", though "previously devised" is good, too! I've also added a joke in PD33.

    Thanks for your compliment on 679-685.

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  4. This mortician was undoubtedly drummed out of Fife. But his case does remind me of a
    comment I once overheard in the rue Morgue:

    "Gay necrophilia is really fun!" said Frank, in dead Ernest.

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