Are we related ?
Lisa Westbrook
lisa at onebranch.org
Fri Sep 16 11:45:16 CDT 2005
yes, I know. But chicken little believes everything he hears and
lives for the rhyme, not considering the words. I was hoping to
encourage others to do the research. Thanks Scott!
I also heard a not so cute rendition of 'and to the republic for
which it stands' .....some kids misheard it as
"where witches stand"..........hmmm.
On Sep 16, 2005, at 6:25 AM, Scott Kane - Reptile Software Consultant
wrote:
> should just sing a nursery rhyme, like "ring around the rosies...."
> and then I would feel powerful and my feathers would puff up
> nicely.
>
Birdy was confused. Ring a Ring A Rosies is about the Black Death
(plague). Consider the lyrics. "Ring a ring a rosy" - the first
sign of the illness, red blotches. A pocket full of posies - thought
in the middle ages to cure the disease. Atish you a atishyou - second
level illness - the sneezes and wheezes as the lungs are damgaged -
We all fall down. Yup - dead. <vbg>
Sorry to break your puffed up feathers. <vbwg>
Scott
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