A Grossery of Limericks Paperback – October 1, 1981

I never understood the exact relationship between Isaac Asimov and John Ciardi, but they were definitely very good friends and both apparently quite adept at creating dirty limericks. This is the second and final collection of their 144-limerick collaborations, in which they cheerfully skewer each other's motivations and intelligence in between tossing out bits of rather strange and entertaining verse. You have to already like limericks though, because these two were basically drinking buddies who won't shut up. That's how each describes the other, anyway.

As a collector of limericks (estimated to be the largest collection of limericks in the world), I was delighted to see a few new ones!Mangalam Maami Center for Limericks[...]

Although I heartily disagree with the idea of book burning,After reading this I simply threw it in the trash.I really enjoy a good limerick, this book appears to be entirely devoid of them

Arrived quickly. Asimov is reallllly funny.