Showing posts with label limerick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label limerick. Show all posts

Friday, July 13, 2012

happy friday the 13th everbody!

Some camp counsellors went for swim, 
After a night of debauchery and sin,
They thought it a lark,
To go out in the dark,
And meet Mr. Voorhees therein.
"C'mon in guys! The water's fine! Hey would you hand me that rusty pitchfork on your way in? Super."

Friday, February 13, 2009

happy friday the 13th!!

Ah yes. A wonderful day of celebration.

I’ve decided to write a new limerick rather than rehash my original Jason limerick like I’ve done before. I think this just might be a new tradition (magical sounds of new tradition forming, kerplink...wrghhhrrr...GUH) – oh! It is! It is a new tradition!


There once was killer named Voorhees
Who wanted to punish camp trampies,
She got rid of a lot,
Plus the ones who smoked pot,
Thus starting a spree oh so gory.

Friday, July 13, 2007

calcium dreams and crystal lake skies

I apologize (to myself and you all too I suppose) for being absent this week but I have felt like shite. It's all calcium related. If you don't know what I mean just search for all posts containing the word 'calcium' and that should fill you in.

I'm going to Niagara this weekend, it's been forever since I've been on the family farm so I'm looking forward to it. I will leave you with a homage to Friday the 13th; I must apologize again, for it is a repeat of the last Friday the 13th, which was only this past April. But it was utterly divine and clever and didn't receive nearly enough accolades.

It is of course a tribute to the man who embodies this day, my dear Jason Voorhees. We do love you Jason, though in my humble and sublime opinion there is no way you could ever beat Freddy Krueger if he was determined to best you. Unless you somehow got Nancy to help you. Maybe then. But I digress, Happy Weekend my luverlies.

"There once was a fellow named Jason
Whose pastimes included girl chasin,
It's not what you think
It wasn't his dink -
But a machete that gave them affection!
"