The Ox Rider from the Bronx: A Limerick by Tiger Trotter A limerick about a Bronx man and his riding of the ox.

The Mail Order Bride: A Limerick by Tiger Trotter A limerick about someone who gets a bride in the mail and pays her a quarter to break stuff and hide it.

Who's got the LUN by Cameron Pedersen This is a humorous piece about storing information on a hard drive.

1 Scammer Scammer go away by Cameron Pedersen An ode to scammers everywhere.

Players can use FC 25 coins to buy in-game by JeansKeyzhu The 3-5-2 formation is becoming increasingly popular in EA FC 25. It is known for its strong offensive capabilities and, when used with appropriate strategies, can also be effective in defense. FC 25 coins serve as a virtual currency within the game. Players can use FC 25 coins to buy in-game items such as player packs, consumables, and other virtual. so you can buy FC FUT Coins a

PC or not PC, that is the question by Timescribe A man goes to a computer shop and is offered all sorts of other products instead.

The Fruitloop and his Soup: A Limerick by Tiger Trotter A limerick with an exercise using the slang word "fruitloop" which is about a loony person who didn't know how to make soup. Also on Archive of Our Own

Acacia of Croatia: A Limerick by Tiger Trotter A limerick about a Croatian man who planted nothing but Acacia Trees.

Terrible Music: A Limerick by Tiger Trotter An random experimental exercise-in-humor limerick about a man and his terrible music who ends up getting hit in the crotch with a trumpet. Rated T for the use of the "B" word in a somewhat "funny" manner.

1 The Sounds of a Public Restroom by CookedCorv What does one hear when seated in a public toilet?

Locked Away by The Fictional Sunk A combined poem and monologue serving as complimentary material to an unreleased anthology series of mine. The Poet, a skilled thief, find himself locked up behind bars after losing in a fight against his self-declared rival in crime, Wombat Man(TM). While locked away, The Poet is already plotting his grand return to the streets of Houston City.

1 The Joy of Christmas Shopping by Mister Slater's Parrot A tiny little ode to the Christmas Shopping experience - read to the tune of 'O Come all ye Faithful'

Mr Bangle's Bells: A Limerick by Tiger Trotter The first of my original thought-up limericks, this poem follows Mr. Bangle and dangling jangling bells. Rated K for the humor, but for better understanding the author's notes are included at the beginning.