Oh, no... I didn't think to save it, and a Google search isn't finding it for me. It might have been something like this:

There once was a man from Milwaukee,

Whose limericks were quirky and pawky;

But at Su.Ki.'s behest,

And specific request,

He reposted this one on Italki.

So nice limirick. Here I have one:

One day a young girl from Baghdad

Went on a trip with her dad,

She cooked him some fish

She burnt the whole dish,

That's probably whey he went mad.

Well, I'm impressed...

A talented man called Dan Smith

Whose erudition is more than a myth

Responded with zeal

To SuKi's appeal

And penned a new lim'rick forthwith!

Hi Phil,

Of course it isn't a true story. In fact I found it in the English curriculum book for Iraqi students.

Here is another one:

There was an old man from Brazil

Who suddenly felt very ill,

'Oh I've eaten that pie,

I think I will die.

Or may be I'll just take a pill.

Two famous ones:

There was an old man from Sudan,

Whose limericks never would scan;

When they said "But the thing

Doesn't have any swing,"

He said "It's because I always like to put as many syllables into the last line as I possibly can."

There was also a lady from China,

Whose feeling for rhythm was finer:

Her limericks tend

To come to an end

Quite suddenly.