> Hey, this is my first post here!!
> ...
> ...
> ...ok, the excitement's over now.
>
> Anyway, does anybody have an interest in writing limericks? I had to write an English paper on Albert Camus' "The Plague" and decided to make it into and epic poem of sorts using only limericks. Now, I am wondering if an expert out there would have any tips on writing better and clever-er limericks. It's probably too late to do anything to fix my paper (though I do have all night still...), but I am still interested in them.
>
> Here's one of them, tell me what you think:
>
> There once was a man they called Grand,
> Who lived in the town of Oran.
> He was not that outspoken,
> Since his spirits were broken,
> By years lost like sand through his hands.
>
> Well, I feel so much like part of the Rink-family. The subject can be an opening line to another limerick. Finish it if you want to. I wrote Llagimlyn because I couldn't think of another weird place. (hope Sam doesn't mind).
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> --Light"My other car is a fjord"side

There once was a limerick from Llagimlyn,
Which is further from here than ol' Finland,
The Knights there are COOLZ,
And Blood Drops sure RULEZ,
But he's never been written by gremlinn!

Don "Ack. That one SUCKS." Monkey