Communal Limericks - From the Last Line to the First
 

Okay, this is just like the other line-by-line communal limerick threads except the first person's contribution is the LAST line, and the next person writes the fourth line, then the next the third, the next the second, and the last person writes the first line. Of course, sometimes a person will write two or more lines, but try to curb your enthusiasm for your really best efforts in multiple lines.

So here's the last line of the next limerick:


And possibly also the dog.

Or maybe us two
And possibly also the dog

It's really for you
Or maybe us two
And possibly also the dog

Such a beautiful chocolate log
It's really for you
Or maybe us two
And possibly also the dog

Hey, look what I found in the fog
Such a beautiful chocolate log
It's really for you
Or maybe us two
And possibly also the dog

Please don't try this at home. Chocolate is poisonous to dogs.

So instead of coming he went

:) Hahahahahaaaa

She turned him down flat
So instead of coming he went

She didn't like that
She turned him down flat
So instead of coming he went

Who wished his p*ss h*rd-on to vent
She didn't like that
She turned him down flat
So instead of coming he went

A young lass met a fellow from Kent,
Who wished his p*ss h*rd-on to vent
She didn't like that
She turned him down flat
So instead of coming he went

With a wink and a smile he went in.

And she gave him THAT look
With a wink and a smile he went in.

She put down her book
And she gave him THAT look
With a wink and a smile he went in.

Surely, that must be a sin
She put down her book
And she gave him THAT look
With a wink and a smile he went in.

He whispered to her with a grin
"Surely, that must be a sin ..."
She put down her book
And she gave him THAT look
With a wink and a smile he went in.