The first line comes from Mad Kane's limerick challenge.
A fellow was planning a spread
To be eaten off a lady in bed.
Then, after the cuisine,
He’d lick the plate clean
And did a fine job, it is said.
To be eaten off a lady in bed.
Then, after the cuisine,
He’d lick the plate clean
And did a fine job, it is said.
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© 2012 J Cosmo Newbery
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A real naughty adaptation indeed ;-)
ReplyDeleteAnd perfectly illustrated as well. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteUsed his tongue to clean up his act? Or her act?
ReplyDeleteLeftover sushi on a leftover chick, Cosmo? ;)
ReplyDeleteRepent for the end is nigh!
ReplyDeleteETERNITY
Lee: No this is the freshest of feasts!
ReplyDeleteBut I find that end most attractive, Arthur! Should I repent of (for?) something desirable?
ReplyDeleteThe end is more than nigh, Arthur. According to Wikipedia, the repository of all knowledge, you are dead. Explain yourself.
ReplyDeleteDid you really have to consult Wikepedia to find out who Mr Eternity was? They had ETERNITY neoned across the bridge for the Olympic games. I think this a case of
ReplyDeletesouthern second place city petulance:)
PS
I,personally am alive and well..in the third world en ce moment but back to the fourth most crippling expensive city in the world soon!
Yeah, 'fraid so. My Mastermind topic of choice is not Religious Miscellania and I didn't give a razoo, brass or otherwise, about the Olympics.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear that you are alive and well - should learn not to trust W'pedia. For example, it tells me the 4th most expensive city is Moscow.