Rimlicks on Trumpery (Ages 18+)
@rimlicksontrumpery.bsky.social
Limericks (and more!) to make the MAGA lip quiver, written by an angry grandma who knows a lot of dirty words.
Digital & printable copies in this google drive folder:
tinyurl.com/Rimlicks
or
bit.ly/Rimlicks
Digital & printable copies in this google drive folder:
tinyurl.com/Rimlicks
or
bit.ly/Rimlicks
A new stanza about Lisa Murkowski for my magnum opus "Ode on His MAGAsty," a limerick in 15 rude verses:
July 6, 2025 at 5:50 AM
A new stanza about Lisa Murkowski for my magnum opus "Ode on His MAGAsty," a limerick in 15 rude verses:
The 4th revised and expanded edition of my anti-Trump limerick book has been published! As always, it's FREE and in the Public Domain! Printable and digital copies here: tinyurl.com/Rimlicks
June 16, 2025 at 11:15 PM
The 4th revised and expanded edition of my anti-Trump limerick book has been published! As always, it's FREE and in the Public Domain! Printable and digital copies here: tinyurl.com/Rimlicks
MAHAtouille
May 12, 2025 at 4:29 AM
MAHAtouille
The third revised and expanded edition of my anti-Trump limerick book has been published. As always, it's FREE and in the Public Domain! Printable and digital copies here: tinyurl.com/Rimlicks
May 1, 2025 at 4:17 PM
The third revised and expanded edition of my anti-Trump limerick book has been published. As always, it's FREE and in the Public Domain! Printable and digital copies here: tinyurl.com/Rimlicks
The sweet, sentimental tale of Donnie and his little pal.
April 18, 2025 at 6:32 PM
The sweet, sentimental tale of Donnie and his little pal.
tinyurl.com/Rimlicks Digital and printable copies of my limerick book. Free of charge and in the public domain.
April 10, 2025 at 5:00 PM
tinyurl.com/Rimlicks Digital and printable copies of my limerick book. Free of charge and in the public domain.
A few new verses for my magnum opus, with more on the way. Is this how Chaucer felt when he wrote The Canterbury Tales?
December 8, 2024 at 6:13 AM
A few new verses for my magnum opus, with more on the way. Is this how Chaucer felt when he wrote The Canterbury Tales?
