I'm more often silly than not,
And some of the feedback I got,Said to keep being ditzy -
It seems that it fits me -
So VWXYNot?
Don't worry, there will continue to be an interspersing of silliness amongst my more sensible posts.
And I want to spread the silliness! Write me a limerick that ends in VWXYNot?, or in the name of your own blog or user name, and I'll send the writer of my favourite entry some of the Nature Network goodies they sent me last week (Sharpie pens, buttons and stickers). And maybe something else if I'm feeling generous. If you don't want to give up your mailing address then I'm sure we can figure something out.
Some people like to read in the dark
ReplyDeleteOthers will only read about larks
But it has been decreed
Everyone should read:
Perusing science/aardvarks
CAE, in BC, on her yacht
ReplyDelete(Ok, Kayak--that's more than I've got)
Makes me yearn to go swimmin'
With such gorgeous women
(And really, VWXYNot?)
As a lim'rick fanatic, I'm caught--
I suspect CAE of a plot--
In this web of deceit
I'm admitting defeat:
I surrender--VWXYNot?
This is fun! Keep 'em coming - competition closes on Wednesday March 12th.
ReplyDeleteKayak is a better word for palindromes than it is for limericks. Talking of which, best ever palindrome =
Ret tebs if lahd no ceseht tubs, ey?
Yes, but the second half is better.
Wish I could remember where I read that!
Y'know what is hotter than hot?
ReplyDeleteI've given it all kinds of thought.
No, not Salma Hayak--
CAE in a kayak!
Don't agree? VWXYNot?
(and no, hot and thought don't really rhyme in my accent, but I had to try using "kayak".)
Digital cuttlefish is a poet so wise;
ReplyDeleteIn verse he can best summarize
The day’s science news
With a tone so bemused.
He’s surely to take home cae’s prize!
When cae wanted limericks to publish
I knew I could only just wish.
‘Cause I just can’t compare
So it’s really not fair
For me to compete against Cuttlefish.
You guys are making me giggle! This is a great start to the day!
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