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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jun 16, 2005 5:14:12 GMT -5
Here's one for old young Crusoe: Odd Boy Bonzo Dog Sport, Sport, masculine sport Equips a young man for society Yes sport turns out a jolly good sort It's an Odd Boy that doesn't like sport!
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Post by Crusoe on Jun 16, 2005 6:33:31 GMT -5
Here's one for old young Crusoe: Gosh, thanks, Nursie. Crusoe, I didn't know there were any cricket songs! Aren’t there lots of songs about cricket? Like:- "F___in' 'Ell, It’s Fred Titmus!" – Half Man, Half BiscuitAs I was walking round my local store, looking for the ten-pence off Lenor, When suddenly I bumped in to this guy, on seeing who it was, I gave a cry: “F___in’ ‘ell, it’s Fred Titmus!” Jane was pushing baby round the park, when all at once she saw her husband, Mark, He was with a man down by the stream, so Jane and baby both began to scream: “F___in’ ‘ell, it’s Fred Titmus!” As the train pulled into Platform 3, I looked around for my best girl to see, She disembarked but I didn’t seem to care, ‘cause someone passed that made me stop and stare. Oh, Dracula comes from Transylvania, Stevie Nicks books about kleptomania, Johnny looked out of his bedroom window, Shouted to his Mum: “Fred Titmus!” Hmm, as it’s about a cricketer rather than cricket, per se, I suppose you may have a point, after all.
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Post by Pooka on Jun 16, 2005 7:17:10 GMT -5
Thank you... I wonder what kind of tempo "left to right" is? Probably the same sort of direction as "allegro ma non troppo"... Guess it would depend upon your definition of 'calypso'. The conga line is usually done - uh, horizontally, across the dancefloor... but ma non troppo as well, of course.
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jun 16, 2005 7:47:10 GMT -5
Here's one for Crusoe and Pooks. I've got ninety thousand pounds in my pyjamas, I've got forty thousand french francs in my fridge. I've got lost of lovely lire, Now the Deutschemark's getting dearer, And my dollar bills would buy the Brooklyn Bridge. Chorus: There is nothing quite as wonderful as money, There is nothing quite as beautiful as cash. Some people say it's folly, But I'd rather have the lolly, With money you can ma-ake a splash.
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Post by Pooks on Jun 16, 2005 8:00:16 GMT -5
Thanks Nursie.
Reminds me of this tune. . . . Here's just the chorus so I don't bore you (the rest is cheesy anyway).
| Ocean Front Property George Strait
I've got some Ocean Front Property In Arizona From my front porch You can see the sea
I've got some Ocean Front Property In Arizona And if you'll buy that I'll throw the Golden Gate in free . . . |
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Post by Captain Nudnick on Jun 16, 2005 8:57:03 GMT -5
Here's one for Crusoe and Pooks. I've got ninety thousand pounds in my pyjamas, I've got forty thousand french francs in my fridge. I've got lost of lovely lire, Now the Deutschemark's getting dearer, And my dollar bills would buy the Brooklyn Bridge. Chorus: There is nothing quite as wonderful as money, There is nothing quite as beautiful as cash. Some people say it's folly, But I'd rather have the lolly, With money you can ma-ake a splash. Eric Idle?
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Post by Captain Nudnick on Jun 16, 2005 8:58:55 GMT -5
Thank you... I wonder what kind of tempo "left to right" is? Probably the same sort of direction as "allegro ma non troppo"... Guess it would depend upon your definition of 'calypso'. The conga line is usually done - uh, horizontally, across the dancefloor... but ma non troppo as well, of course. The point is, Pooks, that "tempo" relates to the speed at which a piece is played, and it's sort of hard to map left and right to a speed!
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Post by Pooks on Jun 16, 2005 9:30:24 GMT -5
The point is, Pooks, that "tempo" relates to the speed at which a piece is played, and it's sort of hard to map left and right to a speed! Well, I'd say this might be the horizontal speed tempo of light. Although, crabs tend to walk sideways now, don't they? Mind you, crabs are no speed demons...
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Post by Crusoe on Jun 16, 2005 9:30:35 GMT -5
Here's one for Crusoe and Pooks. Gosh, how lovely of you, again, Nursie. Unfortunately the only song I could think of that might appeal to a nurse was this ”Medical Love Song” – Lyrics by Graham ChapmanInflammation of the foreskin reminds me of your smile I've had ballanital chancroids for quite a little while I gave my heart to NSU that lovely night in June I ache for you my darling and I hope you get well soon. My penile warts, your herpes my syphilitic sores Your moenelial infection how I miss you more and more You Dobie's itch, my scrumpox our lovely gonorrhea At least we both were lying when we said that we were clear Our syphilitic kisses sealed the secret of our tryst You gave me scrotal pustules with a quick flick of your wrist Your trichovaginitis sent shivers down my spine I got snail tracks in my anus when your spirochetes met mine. Gonococcal urethritis, streptococcal ballinitis, Meningo myelitis, diplococcal cephalitis, Epididymitis, interstitial keratitis, Syphilitic choroiditis, and anterior u-ve-i-tis. My clapped out genitalia is not so bad for me As the complete and utter failure every time I try to pee. My doctor says my buboes are the worst he's ever seen My scrotum's painted orange and my balls are turning green. My heart is very tender though my parts are awful raw You might have been infected but you never were a bore I'm dying of your love my love I'm your spirochaetal clown I've left my body to science but I'm afraid they've turned it down. Gonococcal urethritis, streptococcal ballinitis, Meningo myelitis, diplococcal cephalitis, Epididymitis, interstitial keratitis, Syphilitic choroiditis, and anterior u-ve-i-tis.
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Post by Pooka on Jun 16, 2005 9:46:58 GMT -5
Since we're dedicating ... another Nursie song I thought may make you roll your eyes smile. Sung to the tune of Madonna's "Like A Virgin", of course. I finally made it through med school Somehow I made it through I'm just an intern, I still make a mistake or two
I was last in the class, barely passed at the institute Now I'm tryin' to avoid... yeah, I'm tryin' to avoid A malpractice suit
Hey, like a surgeon, cuttin' for the very first time Like a surgeon, organ transplants are my line
Better give me all your gauze, Nurse This patient's fading fast Complications have set in, don't know how long he'll last
Let me see that I.V. - here we go, time to operate I'll pull his insides out... pull his insides out And see what he ate
Hey, like a surgeon, cuttin' for the very first time Like a surgeon, here's a waiver for you to sign
It's a fact. I'm a quack, the disgrace of the A.M.A. Coz my patients die... yeah, my patients die Before they can pay.
Hey, like a surgeon, cuttin' for the very first time Like a surgeon, got your kidneys on my mind | |
Oh of course, the image doesn't go with Weird Al's lyrics, but hey... ;D
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jun 16, 2005 10:19:43 GMT -5
Excellent, Crusoe! what's the tune? LOL! When Mr Slater's parrot says "hello" A geezer likes to get one on the go, We hope to hear him swear, we love to hear him squeak, We like to see him biting fingers in his horny beak.
Sometimes he wants to whistle through his nose, While picking up a peanut with his toes, If Johnny Morris had him on his show, You'd hear the Führer's favourite say "hello".
Parrot: 'Ello!... 'Ello!... 'Ello!... (Viv Stanshall)
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jun 16, 2005 12:16:01 GMT -5
Here's one for anyone who likes Hoagy - Cap'n perhaps? Hoagy Carmichael composed the song, lyrics by Paul Francis Webster. Baltimore Oriole Baltimore Oriole took a look at the mercury – forty below No life for a lady to be dragging her feathers around in the snow Leaving me blue, off she flew to the Tangipahoa, down in Louisiana, Where a two-timing jay bird met the divine Ms. O I’d like to ruffle his plumage..... That Baltimore Oriole messed around with that big eye Till he singed her wings Forgiving is easy, it’s a woman-like ‘now and then could happen to’-thing Send her back home, Home ain’t home without her warberling, how she can sing, Make a lonely man happy, Baltimore Oriole, Come down from that bough, Fly to your Daddy now.
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jun 16, 2005 12:22:15 GMT -5
Since we're dedicating ... another Nursie song I thought may make you roll your eyes smile. Sung to the tune of Madonna's "Like A Virgin", of course. Don't know that one Pooks, can't stand Madonna, but thanks for the thought and dedication anyway.
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Post by Nurse Duckett on Jun 16, 2005 12:42:51 GMT -5
Here's one dedicated to this island, and to my best friend, who loves hot heat. Midnight at the Oasis Written By: David Nichtern Sung By: Maria Muldaur Midnight at the oasis Send your camel to bed Shadows painting our faces Traces of romance in our heads Heaven's holding a half moon Shining just for us Let's slip off to a sand dune, real soon Kick up a little dust Oh, Cactus is our friend He'll point out the way Come on 'til the evening ends 'Til the evening ends You don't have to answer There's no need to speak I'll be your belly dancer, [romancer] And you can be my sheik
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Post by Pooka on Jun 16, 2005 13:07:50 GMT -5
Don't know that one Pooks, can't stand Madonna, but thanks for the thought and dedication anyway. Don't you know, Nursie? I can't stand Madonna either. But if given the choice between Madonna and Weird Al Yankovic... well, I'd probably choose to go deaf.
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