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I got this idea from the Victorian Flirting Thread.
It probably won't even make a second page.
The idea is this:
I provide the first line for a limerick, you make up the other 4 lines, then provide a new first line for a new limerick. (for those who don't know, a limerick consists of 5 lines. The 1st, 2nd, & 5th rhyme with each other and the 3rd & 4th rhyme with each other.)
Hint: end the first line with an easily rhymable word. The idea is to create limericks, not stump the other person
So my first line is:
There once was a boy from Scotland
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dress me up in some leather take me to the scene call me a fetish queen but don't talk to me about the weather.
Next:
When on a trip to New York
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And sent it in a box with a dove But the box was air tight Oh what a sight And then I was given the shove.
Next:
There once was a vicar in London
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Who reeked like a 12 week-old onion He refused to bathe Or shower or shave And the stench sent parishoners runnin'
(London is hard to rhyme, Quis!!)
"The locals all knew of Jolene"
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