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Fun with Limericks


There once was a woman from Perth

Who weighed more than ten times the Earth

With a size like no other

She’s surely your mother

Only elephants rival her girth

 

I just met this gal in a bar

I think she was hit by a car

With teeth like a llama

She must be yo mamma

Her face makes me want to run far

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