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The lyrics to Amazing Grace fit the melody to the theme from Gilliganâs Island.Another obscure trivia factoid: Gilliganâs first name is Willie.****************************They showed Ruthie topless. Does that make this child porn? Are we all going to get arrested and end up as registered sex offenders?
Ha. Back in the â90s, âHi & Loisâ showed a full frontal (but undetailed) nudity of Dot, along with Dittoâs butt. Theyâd just gotten out of the tub.
GEEZ! Way to ruin a cute comic. I was thinking NOTHING along the lines some of you are talking. I just thought it was a cute comic. Still do.
Good work Ruthie, very original, but now I canât get the Theme to Gilliganâs Island out of my head! Thatâs the second time today Iâve had an earworm!
âȘâ«Deck us all with Boston Charlie,Walla Walla, Wash., anâ Kalamazoo!Noraâs freezinâ on the trolley,Swaller dollar cauliflower alley-garoo!â«âȘ
Dickinson used alternating lines of iambic tetrameter/trimeter, which coincide with the meter of a good number of contemporary songs like the ones named above. For all the talk of his much touted pentameter, itâs too bad Shakespeare missed out on having his plays frequently sung to popular music.
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member over 12 years ago
The lyrics to Amazing Grace fit the melody to the theme from Gilliganâs Island.Another obscure trivia factoid: Gilliganâs first name is Willie.****************************They showed Ruthie topless. Does that make this child porn? Are we all going to get arrested and end up as registered sex offenders?
tuna1 over 12 years ago
Iâm with mom. I like Ruthieâs version better too.
i_am_the_jam over 12 years ago
Or someone might get a censor bar. Or do some pixellationâŠ
celeconecca over 12 years ago
sad, isnât it that we donât first think innocently anymore?
Great song, Ruthie!
sbwertz over 12 years ago
O say can you see by the donzer lee light
Canât remember where that came from, but I always liked it.
overlordspock over 12 years ago
Actually, the words to the themesong for Mister Ed work to Amazing Grace and Gilliganâs Island as well.
GSJohnson over 12 years ago
My mother, who, as a child, was cross-eyed, was sure the hymn was about her: âIn the cross-eyed gloryâŠâ
Stephen Gilberg over 12 years ago
Ha. Back in the â90s, âHi & Loisâ showed a full frontal (but undetailed) nudity of Dot, along with Dittoâs butt. Theyâd just gotten out of the tub.
Stellagal over 12 years ago
I remeber accidently singing âDirty jeans and dungereesâ instead of âDirty deeds done dirt cheapâ
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 12 years ago
GEEZ! Way to ruin a cute comic. I was thinking NOTHING along the lines some of you are talking. I just thought it was a cute comic. Still do.
Good work Ruthie, very original, but now I canât get the Theme to Gilliganâs Island out of my head! Thatâs the second time today Iâve had an earworm!
iced tea over 12 years ago
They show the Family Circus kids bare bums sometimes.
Once I wrote a story about a Thanksgiving fiasco. I gave the kids a song to sing as a spoof on Over the River:â«âȘâ«âȘOver the liverand through the gutsto the toilet it all goes.â«âȘâ«âȘâ«âȘ
;)
Fan oâ Lio. over 12 years ago
âȘâ«Deck us all with Boston Charlie,Walla Walla, Wash., anâ Kalamazoo!Noraâs freezinâ on the trolley,Swaller dollar cauliflower alley-garoo!â«âȘ
calvinsfriend110 over 12 years ago
I do, too!
Saucy1121 Premium Member over 12 years ago
Google âmondegreensâ and youâll get a whole bunch of misunderstood lyrics.
kab2rb over 12 years ago
Ruthie your quite a singer in the tub.
Seeker149 Premium Member over 12 years ago
Dickinson used alternating lines of iambic tetrameter/trimeter, which coincide with the meter of a good number of contemporary songs like the ones named above. For all the talk of his much touted pentameter, itâs too bad Shakespeare missed out on having his plays frequently sung to popular music.