Category: Limericks

Top level category for limericks

  • If I could restore a dinosaur

    If I could restore a dinosaur

    There was a Paleontologist who dined on scrod.

    For his contributions to science let us applaud.

    His research was focused on fossilized feces.

    It was thus he discovered a new sub-species. 

    The timid, plant eating, Prosauropod. 

  • A Fan for the Ages

    A Fan for the Ages

    There was an old farmer, John Spears.  

    An NCAA Basketball fan for 65 years. 

    Who are the best players you’ve seen?

    Who is your favorite basketball team?

    Said John, “Indiana, whose yers?”

  • Moose Got Wheels

    Moose Got Wheels

    There was a middle-aged Moose in Texarkana. 

    Not one for a handkerchief, but wore a bandana. 

    Didn’t want to haggle price on a new car,

    Besides the dealership was too far. 

    He chose home delivery from Carvana. 

  • Bright Idea

    Bright Idea

    There was an electrical engineer, really bright. 

    Developed a gizmo to aid vision at night. 

    Translucent, in the shape of a bud vase. 

    With inert chemicals in an H2O base.

    The user just adds an electro-light.

  • Burning Desire

    Burning Desire

    There once was a Moose from Bozeman. 

    Applied to the volunteer fire brigade, they chose him.

    He can’t climb a latter.

    Oh, that’s no lofty matter. 

    He’s the #2 hose-man. 

  • Hit It!!

    Hit It!!

    There once was a Moose from Dundee.

    Didn’t like snow, loved to water ski.

    With a refined and vast repertoire,

    He performed at shows near and far.

    In his day, a child prodigy. 

  • Get your grit on

    Get your grit on

    There once was a Moose from Cheyenne.

    Prepared quick grits in a frying pan.

    The method was simple and easy.

    Produced a fare most cheesy.

    Topped with a pinch of cayenne.

  • Nice to meet stew

    Nice to meet stew

    There once was a Moose from Waterloo.

    For an appetizer, preferred Kentucky burgoo.

    Never ordered hors d’oeuvres.

    Would eat one of yours.

    His entree, Mulligan stew. 

  • You Are What You Eat

    You Are What You Eat


    There was an eclectic Aardvark from France.

    That ant-eater wore pantaloons, not pants. 

    A great thirst for knowledge had he. 

    Earned himself an advanced degree. 

    A Masters in Fine-ants. 

  •   Just like cats and dogs

      Just like cats and dogs


    Our Irish Setter prefers marinara on rotini,

    With sautéed yellow squash and zucchini. 

    Our Persian cat, on the other hand, 

    is finicky and will demand,  

    There be Alfredo on the Fettuccine!