Cheesy Limerick
Featuring a man from Nantucket.
"I need some cheese for my bucket"
Said the old man from Nantucket
"Brie and Camembert,
Cheddar and Roquefort.
The surplus I'll keep in my pocket"
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Comments (10)
Cheeeeesssseeee! Gosh I'm craving for pizza now. And lasagna! Lol!
Amazing rhymes here!! And a PG rated limerick featuring the man from Nantucket... a rarity...
Cheesy pockets 😂🙈 I can just imagine an ooey gooey mess now
Ah, the auld man from Nantucket! I'll wager he's thankin' ye fer this one. Well done, sir!
More cheese please, with a pound of bacon, 😀😀😳😂, good one buddy 😀
Rhymes are fun!💝💖💗
Lol. Cheesy
Lol, I know a couple with Nantucket in them but they don't end well!
I think if You quick edited this to have the commas around the speaking lines, it would be just slightly better. Also, nice way to get the cheese in there, especially with their names. I'm surprised You didn't go with Gorgonzola or Limburger. Regardless, You kept this limerick so high brow that some of us might have to draw on our eyebrows. Mmmm, yes... rather fancy if I do say so myself. This limerick is so fancy that I had to read it with my second monocle.
A cheesy one...hahahaha. Aren't you so funny? That was awesome :)