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Limerick, Munster

There was once a man who spoke dansk.
Who ate at every chance.
He ate a big poo.
And flushed it down the loo.
A shit limerick but for fish tank(s)?.

blindsilence

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Flash fiction and random blogs, which may use language not suitable for young people. You have been warned.

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😂😂😄 cheers mate 👏

@glen my pleasure. Just don't ask for any more limericks from me.

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