Song Parody: For Zebra fans only! :-)
Dave Sandborg
chill...@aol.com (Chillforce) wrote:
> Dana, that was a very wierd moral lesson from a very strange Zebra lady. It
> works well. Cogradulations. I think it helps to know you and that you are very
> much normal too. LOL
She is? (And knowing her, she might actually be a bit disappointed to be
told that! :-) )
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Dave Sandborg
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Dana Schwartz
people mention zebras so often on r.r-c?", here's a somewhat concise
explanation.
"I'm a True Zebra"
(To: "I'm a Believer", The Monkees)
I thought stripes were only cool in county jails.
Meant for cons and refs, but not for me.
One strange day it happened --
Serendipity!
Tossed a wacky line to RRC.
Then I saw the light!
Now, I'm a true zebra.
Black and white --
It's *my* point of view.
It's OK! (Hey, hey)
I'm a true zebra,
And I believe ya'll like this Zoo!
Started when some troublemaking homophobe
Posted groundless fears and spewed his hate.
Don't think roller coasters
Can discriminate.
Kumba doesn't care who's gay or straight!
Yeah, I saw the light!
Now, I'm a true zebra.
Black and white --
It's *my* point of view.
It's OK! (Hey, hey)
I'm a true zebra,
And I believe ya'll like my Zoo!
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Got it? ;-)
Dana Schwartz
doo...@ix.netcom.com
Chillforce
works well. Cogradulations. I think it helps to know you and that you are very
much normal too. LOL
Ed
Great Adventure:flawless in 99
john cline ii
Chillforce wrote:
>Dana, that was a very wierd moral lesson from a very strange Zebra
lady. It
>works well. Cogradulations. I think it helps to know you and that you
are very
>much normal too. LOL
Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, Dana.
You are every bit the woman you always were!
john cline ii, waiting to be dominated in 1999--by that woman with
snakes in her hair? Or perhaps by a lawnmower? Well for those of you
that need this in black and white, oh so sorry!
David H. -- REMOVE NOSPAMMERS to reply
wrote:
>In response to the numerous e-mails I've received asking, "Why do
>people mention zebras so often on r.r-c?", here's a somewhat concise
>explanation.
>
>"I'm a True Zebra"
>
Dana, this may be the all time BEST RRC post!
VERY well, done!
Definitely to be added to the FAQ in 2009, when we finish it. (We were
supposed to work on it in the off-season. Did ANYONE start on it?) Of
course, by that time, it'll be old and tired! (The joke, that is; not
dear Zinnia!)
Have we found a theme song for PPPPP next year? ;-)
Just ignore that jealous guy attacking all the zebra lovers here! ;-)
David Hamburger, dav...@ibm.net, Boston, MA
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My top 20 steelies list: My top 10 woodies list:
1) Montu 11) Mantis 1) Raven
2) Alpengeist 12) Chang 2) Cyclone (Coney)
3) Kumba 13) Iron Wolf 3) Georgia Cyclone
4) Raptor 14) Great Bear 4) Wild One
5) Great Nor'Easter 15) Batman: Chiller 5) Riverside Cyclone
6) Magnum XL-200 16) Robin: Chiller 6) Excalibur
7) Batman (SFGAdv) 17) Mr. Freeze(SFSL) 7) Phoenix
8) Steel Force 18) Outer Limits(PKD) 8) Great White (Morey's)
9) Mamba 19) GASM (SFGAdv) 9) Comet (GE)
10) Steel Phantom 20) Shockwave (SFGAm) 10) Grizzly (PKD)
NOTE: only the best of each steel clone is listed.
Soucy
dan keys
Dana Schwartz wrote in message <7ad3p7$5...@dfw-ixnews6.ix.netcom.com>...
>In response to the numerous e-mails I've received asking, "Why do
>people mention zebras so often on r.r-c?", here's a somewhat concise
>explanation.
>
>"I'm a True Zebra"
>
Dana Schwartz
the lyrics to the "I'm a True Zebra" song parody:
>What are you saying?
Please seek out the current thread with the subject line, "those sicko
zebra fetishists", Dan, and read the posts. Or, search (via DejaNews)
for posts by me, Rastus O'Ginga and others on the dates 11-15 Nov 1998
in a thread called, "This Group is Gay".
Everything should become crystal clear! :-)
Dana Schwartz (who believes that zebras have taken on a symbolic
significance that transcends sexual orientation issues for RRCers;
after all, who among us *hasn't* felt that he or she was misunderstood
or "different" from those around us at *some* point in his/her life?
We're a distinctly marked "breed", we coaster nuts! Stripes suit us
well. :-) )
doo...@ix.netcom.com
Soucy
>significance that transcends sexual orientation issues for RRCers;
>after all, who among us *hasn't* felt that he or she was misunderstood
>or "different" from those around us at *some* point in his/her life?
>We're a distinctly marked "breed", we coaster nuts! Stripes suit us
>well. :-) )
>doo...@ix.netcom.com
Dana, thanks. I get it. Dan Keys