Re: Male Virginity EXPLANATION

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cbellomy@hsc.unt.edu ("Chris Bellomy") wrote:

>In some article, David N. Barnett writes:
>: nate@croydon.dartmouth.edu (Nathan Keir Edel) wrote:
>
>: >Hong Ooi (hong@magna.com.au) wrote:
>: >: Did you know that it's possible to sing all of Emily Dickinson's poems
>: >: to the tune of "The Yellow Rose of Texas"?
>: >
>: >Or that it's possible to sing that 'now I lay me down to sleep..." prayer to
>: >the tune of Yankee doodle?
>:
>: At the risk of further extending this thread drift away from anything
>: having to do with anthropology, please note that you can sing "Pinball
>: Wizard" to the tune of "Folsom Prison Blues" and vice versa.
>
>Better yet, you can sing Dr. Seuss' "Green Eggs and Ham" to the tune of
>Neil Diamond's "I am, I Said."

Okay, the gloves are off! You can also sing Edgar Allen Poe's poem
"The Raven" to the tune of Dvorak's "Humouresque" (2nd movement from
his nth Symphony...).

--dnb

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