> > > There once was a chick from New Zealand
> > > Who's limericks did leave me reelin'.
> > > I'm thinkin' a she,
> > > 'Cause the laugh, "HEHEHE"
> > > And tomorrow: "A MAN!", I'll be feelin'
> > >
> > > Tra "If you are female, you're not terribly frilly." nio
> >
> > If I'm female, not terribly frilly
> > If I'm male, well I'm know I'm quite silly
> > But I got the "hehe"
> > From this forum, you see
> > So Tranio'll never know, will he?
> >
> > Brunnen-"don't know who you're planning on feeling tomorrow ... don't want to know"G
>
> Hey, now!! I mulled that line over several times so as to avoid *that* connotation. I thought that with the extra punctuation my intent would be secured. Evidently, nothing is beyond being warped and twisted from a certain someone on a little island country who's o.d.'d on L&P.
>
> Jeez... and after I paid you the "leave me reelin'" compliment, too.
>
> Tra "do I get a 'good' limerick like the others?" nio
> (I'll check your Limerick thread if need be.)

-sigh- I can see I'm going to have to do everybody, so yeah, OK. I'll save it up and wait until I have a whole bunch more. I'm all limericked out today. Beginning to wish I hadn't started the whole thing.

Brunnen-"the punctuation was fine, it was just too good to pass over"G