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Limericks for the Unwoke

Edited by Jeremy Nicholas, Illustrated by Jeremy Leasor

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Limericks for the Unwoke â€“ a cheeky little volume guaranteed to upset the wokerati, snowflakes and anyone of a sensitive disposition. Whether youâ€™re offending friends or just giggling alone in the loo, this book is your perfect partner in rhyme crime. There once was a cop from Crewe Junction Who had sexually ceased to function. For the rest of his life He deceived his poor wife With the dexterous use of his truncheon. In just five ingeniously-rhymed linesa limerick can tell a complete story - with a beginning, middle and end â€“ and brighten the dullest of days. The best of them are rude or lewd or politically incorrect. Or all three. There was a young fellow named Hyde Who fell down a toilet and died. His unfortunate brother Then fell down another And now they're interred side by side. Limericks for the Unwoke â€“ filthy rhymes for naughty times .

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