Haiku thread
 

First, 5 syllables
The second line has 7
The last, 5 again

[URL=http://www.vmlinuz.ca/archives/elug/2002-10/msg00547.html]A crash reduces
your expensive computer
to a simple stone.[/URL]

I like factoring.
Seems Lucas-Lehmer testing
goes on forever.:sleep:

sweet taste of madness
first not real part one half
time admits defeat

Endless complex plane
Oscillations unheard-of
Prime eternity

Many Haiku are possible
Can the number be counted?
This is beyond me

:confused:

Haiku are okay,
But I prefer limericks.
Time for a new thread?

Five Seven Five, not prime
Take One Hundred Fifteen and
Multiply it by Five

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Uncwilly [/i]
[B]Five Seven Five, not prime
Take One Hundred Fifteen and
Multiply it by Five [/B][/QUOTE]

Excess syllables
Lines 1 and 3 both have 6
A cardinal sin

Five Seven Five prime?
No! One Hundred Fifteen and
Multiply by Five


(sorry, about the last one, counting syllables ain't my forte).

Stay the patient course
Of little worth is your ire
The server is busy

(found on the web and adapted to current server load)