The opening line follows: the next four contributors complete the verse one line at a time in comments. Feel free to start new limericks once the first is finished.
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I have an unusual habit:
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9 comments:
That involves a hat and a rabbit
The rabbit's Angora
The hat's a fedora
the habit's a rabbit and grab it.
Here's a new start ....
I am often consid'rably troubled
and frequently terribly muddled
I'm at the end of me tether
and in this foggy weather
my nipples get horribly nubbled.
BUT anyway the first line contains ten syllables instead of the statutory nine.
'I oft en get ve ry much troub led'
would restore its purity.
Though how 'muddled' can be said to rhyme with 'troubled' is beyond my wit to comprehend!
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