Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 04 Apr 09 - 01:20 PM GUEST Graywolf, thanks for sharing your version of this rhyme. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,hiroko Date: 05 Apr 09 - 10:29 AM at my school it goes like this. (some lyrics are missing, though) Down by the river of the hanky panky where bullfrogs jump from bank to banky say a,e,i,o,u old lady said "ding dong" Yo mama smell like king kong michael jackson came to town coca cola brought him down (note: him is michael jackson) coca cola brought him up now we're talkin' seven up seven up has no caffiene now we're talking billie jean billie jean (is) insane at night now we're talkin' dynamite dynamite blew up the school now we're talkin' really cool and that's all I know. :) |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 05 Apr 09 - 12:05 PM Thanks, hiroko for sharing your school's version. If you check back here, it would be great if you could add the city/state your school is in and when (year or decade) you said this rhyme and if it was a hand clap rhyme or not. I'm asking people to include that information because I'm trying to see if there are similarities or differences that could be documented with how this rhyme is said and performed in different parts of the USA or elsewhere and whether there are differences between the rhymes at different times. Thanks! |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST Date: 07 Apr 09 - 01:08 AM The version that I learned as a child (Arizona in the 1980s) were: Down by banks of the hanky panky where the bullfrog jumps from bank to banky With a hip, hip, hip, hop He jumps from a lilypad -- KERPLOP This was sung, so it was likely taught to us by adults at summer camp. My friends and I also had variants of the other rhymes, but they were separate: Coca-cola went to town Pepsi Cola shot him down Doctor Pepper fixed him up And now we're drinking Seven-up (sung to the tune of Yankee Doodle) and the rhyme in question: I pledge allegiance to the flag, Michael Jackson is a fag. That was 1985 give or take a year. The version I knew from childhood did not include the line about little toys or little boys. I believe this predates the sex scandals. Rather, the faggotry in question was his wearing a white glove, prancing on stage, and grabbing his crotch. I distinctly recall that none of my friends knew what a fag was, but Michal Jackson grabbing his crotch was a sources of considerable discussion. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 07 Apr 09 - 09:40 AM GUEST 07 Apr 09 - 01:08 AM , thanks for sharing that example here. I really appreciate your comments as they add another perspective about the "pledge allegiance rhyme that hadn't occcurred to me. Guest, I am going to take the liberty of reposting your comment on this Mudcat thread Homophobia In Playground Rhymes as I believe it adds to the consideration of that topic. Thanks again, and also I appreciate your inclusion of demographical information. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Jenny Date: 08 Apr 09 - 05:55 PM Here is the one I know: Down by the banks of the hanky Panky where the bullfrogs jump from bank to bank with an a e i o u Michael jordan went to town coca cola shot him down Mountain dew shot him up now were talkin 7 up 7 up has no cafene now were talkin billie jean billie jean went down the street singin doo a dilly dilly dum dilly do singin do a dilly dily dum dilly do That is the version that I know... |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 08 Apr 09 - 06:09 PM Wow! "Michael Jordan went to town"-that's the first time I read that version. Thanks for sharing that GUEST,Jenny. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Jim Dixon Date: 11 Apr 09 - 05:07 PM From The Long Roll (a novel) by Mary Johnston, with illustrations by N. C. Wyeth (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1911):
Where the bullfrogs jump from bank to bank."
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Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 11 Apr 09 - 05:21 PM Jim Dixon, those are great finds! I'm not sure if I reposted this example on this thread or not. Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Way Down Yonder on Beaver Creek From: GUEST,Sharon oehler - PM Date: 28 Feb 05 - 04:52 PM Way down yonder in the Piankatank A bullfrog jumped from bank to bank He skinned his leg from shank to shank Way down yonder in the Piankatank The Piankatank is a river in Virginia that runs to the Cheasepeake Bay Song a legend in those parts thread.cfm?threadid=6853#1521078 |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Jim Dixon Date: 11 Apr 09 - 05:39 PM The quote from McDougal reminds me of a parallel smart-alecky reply:
– but it goes back at least to – From The Beulah Spa (a play) by Charles Dance (London: John Miller, 1833):
HEC. Pudding and tame—if you ask me again I shall tell you the same. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST Date: 16 Apr 09 - 10:35 AM West london , i was thinking of this song for some odd reason from when i was like 7 (17 now) and i remember it going. Down by the river near hanky panky where the two fat frogs sit bank to banky with a oooh ah oooh ah pick a number right now. game of some sort? Also heard a rude one before: Down near the river near the bank banky where the two fat frogs have hanky panky...somthing like that o.0 |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST Date: 20 Apr 09 - 07:20 PM Short Version: Down by the banks of the hanky panky Where the bullfrogs jump from bank to bank Where the eeps, ops, sodapops Hey Mr. Willie and he went ker-plops Long Version: Down by the banks of the hanky panky Where the bullfrogs jump from bank to bank Where the eeps, ops, sodapops Hey Mr. Willie and he went ker-plops With a cherry on top Here come the animals two-by-two Hippopotamous and Kangaroo Kaboo Kaboo Hippopotamous and Kangaroo |
Subject: down by the riverside From: GUEST,345 Date: 28 Apr 09 - 04:47 PM this is how it go:down by the riverside siad a hanky panky said bull frog jump frog yo mama stanky said a A-E-I-O-U BAM BOO micheal jackson went to town coke cola shot him down 7 up a doulbe these now im talkin beligue 7up a double threes i said i do i didnt didnt dong didnt do i said i do i didnt didnt dong didnt do 1,2,3 base on me |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 29 Apr 09 - 07:43 AM Jim Dixon, thanks for that interesting information about an early source for "Pudding and tame". I took the liberty of reposting it on this Mudcat thread: Folklore: Puddin Tane & Other Rhyming Sayings as I think that people who might read that thread might be interested in reading that information too. ** Hello to Guest 6 Apr 09 - 10:35 AM, Guest 20 Apr 09 - 07:20 PM and GUEST,345! Thanks for sharing the versions of this rhyme that you know. Guest 345, I'm particularly interested in your version because I've not read or heard that part about "7 up a double these now im talkin beligue 7up a double threes i said i do i didnt didnt dong didnt do i said i do i didnt didnt dong didnt do 1,2,3 base on me" -snip- I'd really appreciate it if you could post some demographical information such as where you learned this (city, state if in the USA, city/country if outside of the USA), when (year, decade such as the late 1990s), who (gender/s, ages, and race/ethnicity of those who performed this rhyme) and category (for instance, is this a circle/group hand clap rhyme or is it a partner-two people hand clap rhyme?) Also I'd appreciate it if you would tell us what "1,2,3 base on me" means. Thanks! Ms. Azizi PS: To all guests who post on this thread (and any other Mudcat thread), membership is free and easy to do. Just click on that membership feature near the top right hand corner of this page and follow the steps that show up on that page. One benefit of membership is that you can keep track of all of your postings on this forum (Guest 3,4,5-I think I recently read another post of yours but I can't remember what thread it was in. Thanks for that one too!) Another benefit of Mudcat membership is that you can exchange private electronic messages with other members. That's what that PM in the comment headings mean. I hope you all decide to join Mudcat! Best wishes, Azizi |
Subject: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,brooklyn Date: 06 May 09 - 05:27 PM down by the river where he hanky panky where the bull-frog jump from bank to bank sing aeiouing now we are tlaking micheal jackson coke-cola shot him down doctor peper shop him up now we are talking 7 up!! |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 06 May 09 - 07:30 PM GUEST,brooklyn, thanks for sharing your version of this rhyme with us. -Ms. Azizi |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,LINDSEY Date: 02 Jun 09 - 09:44 PM its the whole sit in a circle with the hand thing(a large circle) and whoever gets powed is out, and you keep going. Down by the banks of the hanky panky where the bull frogs jump from bank to banky singin E-a-pap-a, I-a-pap-a, O-a-pap-a POW!!!!!! |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 03 Jun 09 - 12:37 PM GUEST,LINDSEY, thanks for sharing how you and your friends play "Down by the banks of the hanky panky". |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST Date: 03 Jun 09 - 07:07 PM Okay here in Melbourne, Australia I've always sung it 'Down by the banks of the hanky panky where the bullfrogs jump from bank to banky With a hip, hop, crackle and a pop With a hip, hop, crackle and a pop With an A, E, I, O, You are out' |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 03 Jun 09 - 07:47 PM Hi, GUEST 03 Jun 09 - 07:07 PM I didn't know that this rhyme was known in Melbourne, Australia. Thanks for sharing your version and info about your geographical location. I'm interested in knowing who sang it (age group, gender) and whether it was sung as a partner or circle handclap rhyme or both. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Michaela Date: 11 Jun 09 - 06:05 PM Down by the banks to the hanky panky where the bull frogs jump from banks to banks with the eeps ipes opes ops listen to the kerplop. I pledge allegience to the flag Michael Jackson sings so bad Pepsi Cola burned his butt Now he's drinking Seven up 7 up has no caffine now he's drinking gasoline Gasoline has no good taste now he's drinking toxic waste. That's all I really know. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 11 Jun 09 - 08:04 PM GUEST,Michaela, thanks for sharing that version of "Down by the banks of the Hanky Panky. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Alicia Date: 26 Jun 09 - 03:00 PM The version I grew up with in the 90's was: (you stand in a circle with one hand on top of the others and slap the next persons hand as it goes around the circle while you sing) Down by the banks of the Hanky Panky Where the Bullfrogs jumped from bank to banky With the eips ipes opes skiddle scaddle ding dong we would sing that to pick the person who would stand in the middle for another rhyme: I was going to Kentucky The old Kentucky fair When i met a seniorita with purple underwear OH shake it to the bottom(go down) Shake it to the top(come back up) Spin around, spin around(spin around with eyes closed) Till you S-T-O-P spells stop The person you were pointing at would be the next person to start and we would sart all over again. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Alicia Date: 26 Jun 09 - 03:01 PM P.S. this was in Arizona |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST Date: 01 Jul 09 - 02:19 PM DOwn by the banks where the i dont know i like pie |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Jean Date: 02 Jul 09 - 07:12 PM As kids, we always sang it like this (I'm a teenager now): Down by the banks of the hanky panky Where the bullfrogs jump from bank to banky Singin' eep, opp, eep opp opp Skittle, dittle kernel pop I pledge allegience to the flag Michael Jackson is a fag Coca Cola has caffeine Now we're drinking gasoline Gasoline ran out of fuel Now we're drinkin' mountain dew Mountain dew fell off the mountain Now we're drinkin' from the fountain Finally the fountain broke Now we're back to Plain old... COKE! And on coke the one person who was next to slap would try to hit the other's hand, and the other could pull away. If they pulled away the person slapping is eliminated, and if their hand gets slapped they are eliminated. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 02 Jul 09 - 07:36 PM Thanks to those who have posted examples to this thread. ** It's interesting that one way that Michael Jackson's name may live on is through these children's rhymes. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Taryn and Maddie Date: 09 Jul 09 - 08:17 PM Down by the banks of the hanky panky Where the bull frogs jump from bank to bank singin' Eeeps ipes opes oops silly will ding dong I pleage aligence to the flag Michal Jackson makes me gag Pepsi cola burt my butt Now were talkin' 7 up 7 up has no caffine now were talkin billy jean Billy Jean is out of sight now were talkin dynomite dynomite blew up the school Now were talkin' really cool 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,AUDDDRAY. Date: 28 Jul 09 - 11:51 PM down by the banks were the hanky panks and the bull frogs jump from bank to bank saying e i o u your momma stinks and so do you, i pledge alligence to the flag, michael jackson is a fag. coca cola brought him up now we're talking 7 up, 7 up has no cafffine now we're drinking gasoline gasoline gave me the flu now we're drinking moutain dew, moutain dew turned to soap now we're drinking cherry coke cherry coke broke my wrist now we're drinking sierra mist. sierra mist hadda fall. NOW WE'RE DRINKING NOTHING AT ALL. ROFL. chyeaaa (: |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,AUDREEEY Date: 28 Jul 09 - 11:54 PM down by the banks were the hanky panks and the bull frogs jump from bank to bank saying e i o u your momma stinks and so do you, i pledge alligence to the flag, michael jackson is a fag. coca cola brought him up now we're talking 7 up, 7 up has no cafffine now we're drinking gasoline gasoline gave me the flu now we're drinking moutain dew, moutain dew fell off a mountain now we're drinking water foutain, water fountain turned to soap now we're drinking cherry coke, cherry coke broke my wrist now we're drinking sierra mist. sierra mist hadda fall. NOW WE'RE DRINKING NOTHING AT ALL. dooodes, i accidentally fucked it up. I FORGOT THE WATER FOUNTAIN. but legit thats how we do it old school. :D HAHAHA/ |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,omg Date: 28 Aug 09 - 06:30 PM Down by the river of hanky panky The bullfrog jumps from bank to banky Now E I O U your momma stinks and so do you no ding dong, ping pong ur daddy smells like king kong on his feet and on his toes your daddy wears pink panty hoes coca cola shake it up now we're talking 7up 7up has no caffeine now we're talking Billy Jean Billy Jean is lots of fun now we're slapping hands and DONE! |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,LM Date: 03 Sep 09 - 11:15 PM Down by the riverside, hanky panky Where the bullfrogs jump from bank to banky saying ees mees sauce sees esa meesa ding dong your momma smells like king kong I pledge of allegience to the flag michael jackson is a fag coca cola burnt him up now we're drinking 7up 7up has no caffeine now we're drinking gasoline gasoline ran out of fuel now we're drinking mountain dew Ugh I wish I remembered the rest! But this was probably around 1998-99 at a crappy YMCA |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 03 Sep 09 - 11:34 PM Thanks for sharing that example, GUEST,LM. ** I'd like to take this opportunity to say that I think that all of these examples are important to collect for historical and folkloric reasons. But I want to go on record and say that I'm very much against referring to any person as a "fag"-whether that person is indeed a homosexual or you just think that person is a homosexual. Words can hurt. Please be mindful of that. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,friends now Date: 21 Sep 09 - 05:51 PM the words start like this: Down by the bank of the Hanky Panky With a bullfrog jump from bank to bank signin epps ipes opes umps hey dilly dilly curb plunk pepsi, cola, ginger ale, ginger ale, ginger ale, ginger ale, ginger ale pepsi, cola, ginger ale, 7up 7up 7up your out! |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 21 Sep 09 - 06:11 PM Thanks, GUEST,friends now for adding your version of this rhyme to this collection! |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST Date: 26 Sep 09 - 12:33 PM No the one i know is Down by the river of the hanky panky where the bullfrogs jump from bank to bank said-a ees ay ous ees east-side dally ding dong why you hit my hand so hard tell me what i did so wrong ees ace ous ees east-side dally ding dong . |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Azizi Date: 26 Sep 09 - 03:53 PM GUEST 26 Sep 09 - 12:33 PM Thanks for sharing that version. That's a new one on me! :o) |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Amanda Date: 13 Oct 09 - 06:31 PM Beverly Hills, CA, 1984-1988. What I remember: Down by the banks of the hanky pank where the bullfrogs jump from bank to bank with an eeps, eips, opse, opps me socka dilly with a kerplop For the record, I was always confused by the socka dilly line, but that's what everyone sang so there you go. Seeing some of the lily pad versions is very interesting and I love all the variations! I would also like to address the post from: GUEST,apple Date: 06 Jan 07 - 06:41 PM In particular, the Mrs lucy had a steamboat... section Not sure if you have addressed this elsewhere. I do remember a rhyme like this, but not what it was attached to (if anything): Miss Lucy had a tugboat the tugboat had a bell Miss Lucy went to heaven the tugboat went to hell- -o operater, please give me number 9 and if you disconnect me, I'll cut off your -- behind the 'frigderator there lays a piece of glass Miss Lucy sat upon it and broke her little -- ask me no more questions, please tell me no more lies the boys are in the bathroom zipping up their -- flies are in the country, the bees are in the park the girls and boys are kissing in the D-A-R-K, D-A-R-K, D-A-R-K, dark, dark, dark! The dark is like a movie, a movie's like a show a show is like a TV set and this is all I know, know, know! I know I know my ma, I know I know my pa I know I know my sister with the 80-meter, 80-meter, 80-meter bra, bra, bra! A bra is like a boobie, a boobie's like a ball A ball is like a bouncy thing that bounces off the wall, wall, wall! She died her hair in purple, she died her hair in pink she died her hair in aquamarine to match the kitchen sink, sink, sink! And that's all I remember, though there may have been more to it. I am surprised that I a) remembered as much as I did and b) that I ever happily chanted that on the playground - among other songs I am remembering from scanning this database. Whoa. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Guest, Emma, Jacksonville FL Date: 15 Oct 09 - 01:56 PM I learned this in summer camp at a day school in Jacksonville FL sometime around 1990. Down by the bank where the hanky pank where the bullfrog jumped from bank to bank saying ees ice ose oos esta billy bing bong your daddy smells like King Kong. I always wondered what all that nonsensical stuff was in the middle, but never thought that it might have been a degradation of someone elses words. I just thought it was nonsense. We played the circle elimimenation game, but when you said "Kong" the final slapper had to essentially fake out the slappee, because the way we played, if the slapper hit the NEXT persons hand because you moved yours in time, the KONG stayed "in" and the song started over. Made for loooooong days. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,BabyGyneus Date: 30 Oct 09 - 02:14 PM Down by the river with the Hanky Panky Where the bullfrog leaps from bank to banky With the east side, west side, sea side POP! |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Psychonaughty Date: 03 Nov 09 - 02:59 PM I'm from Ireland (Dublin), grew up in the 80's (born 1979). We used to sing this in a circle clap game to choose who could choose the next group game (e.g. Red rover, kick the can, grass houses, what's the time mr. Wolf etc) or pass the time at break time at school. Down by the river of hanky panky, Two fat frogs sit back-to-back, ooooo-ahhhh-ooooo-AAH! Down by the river was Ooo-peee-PLODGE! ('ooo' and 'peeee' mantras permitted claps to the next and the next person as long as the chant held: oooooo *clap* oooooo *clap* *peeeeeee* *clap!* PLODGE!! (person 'plodged' was 'It') Good times :) -Catríona S. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,SaeraLove Date: 03 Nov 09 - 08:08 PM Down by the banks of the hanky panky where the bullfrogs jump from bank to bank with an a, e, i, o, u. bang bang micheal jordan went to town coca cola shot him down now were talkin 7up 7up with no caffein now were talking billy jean billy jean went down the street singin do wah diddy diddy dum diddy do singin do wah diddy diddy dum diddy do <3 |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST Date: 06 Nov 09 - 09:21 PM Down by the bank by the hanky pank where the bullfrog jumped from bank to bank singing eeeps ops ohps ooops listen to the rythym of the ding dang dong michael jackson went to town pepsi cola shot him down dr. pepper fixed him up now we're talking 7up 7up has no caffiene now we're billie jean billie jean went down the street singing dooo waaah diddy didy dum diddy dooo |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST Date: 16 Nov 09 - 12:54 AM Down by the river of the Hanky Panky Where the bull frogs jumped from bank to banky He said "E-I-O-U your mamma stinks and so do you" ping-pong dingdong Your breath smells like King Kong I learned that 10 years ago in 5th grade when I moved to florida. Actually I heard three versions then but this is the only one that stuck with me. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Alicia Date: 06 Jan 10 - 08:14 PM down by the banks of the Hanky Panky where the bull frogs jump from bank to banky With the epps ipps ohpps opps chilly willy ding dong your mother smells like king kong micheal jackson came to town coke cola shot him down docter pepper brought him up now were talkin 7up 7up with no caffine now were takin billie jean bille jean is out of sight now were takin' dinamite 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 boom! A friend taught me that and afew other things awhile ago.... |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Uly Date: 29 Jan 10 - 07:57 PM Ganked a version from a book I was reading to see if I could read it to my nieces, "The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School". (The answer is no, by the way - if I want to read them Sideways Stories from Wayside School, Louis Sacher did it first and BETTER.) Down by the banks of the hanky panky The bullfrogs jumped from bank to banky And made the mama so cranky cranky That she gave the tadpoles a spanky spanky.... There might be more, because it ends on an ellipsis, but I don't know. |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Hanky Panky Player Date: 14 Feb 10 - 09:00 PM All my friends and I agreed this is how the song goes: Down by the banks of the hanky panky, where the bullfrogs jump from bank to banky, witha hip hop shimmy shop, the bank was to full, and they went kerplop! |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Kristen Date: 18 Feb 10 - 07:48 PM I used to sing it: Down by the river by the hanky panky where the bull frogs jumped from bank to banky sayin east side west side east side west side dilly dang dong! and i have been trying to figure out the soda song... i know it is like this but i cant remember the end! pepsi-cola went to town big red shot 'em down dr. pepper fix 'em up now we're drinking 7-up 7-up fell down the mountain now we're drinking from a fountain fountain broke, no more coke... and i know there is more i just don't know what comes after that..? |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: GUEST,Amanda Date: 20 Feb 10 - 08:31 PM Miss Lucy had a baby she named him tiny tim she put him in the bathtub to see if he could swim he drank up all the water he ate up all the soap He tried to eat the bath tub but it wouldn't fit down his throat Miss Lucy called the doctor the doctor called the nurse the nurse called the lady with the alligator purse In came the doctor In came the nurse In came the lady with an alligator purse |
Subject: RE: Origins: Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky From: Leadfingers Date: 20 Feb 10 - 08:35 PM 300 |
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