-----Original Message----- From: SciFiNoir_Lit@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Nora Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 7:59 PM To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com; SciFiNoir_Lit@yahoogroups.com Subject: [SciFiNoir Lit] FW: [DT_Fam] Sir Mixalot, in Victorian English
This came from the Metaquotes community on LiveJournal (http://www.livejournal.com/community/metaquotes/3695692.html) where basically a bunch of people just put together lyrics to "Baby Got Back"... in Victorian English. I'm rolling on the floor. Nora -- Oh my word, Miss Rebecca - observe her bustle. 'Tis so immense! She resembles one of those shirkster's mistresses. They converse with her because she seems such a dollymop. The courtiers like big bustles and they cannot lie. No gentleman doth deny. When a fair maiden strolls in with a diminutive waist And a bustle in your face You approach a mutual aquaintance who may introduce her to you, and after a respectful introduction you politely inquire her father whether or not you may be allowed to make calls upon said young lady, and should he acquiesce, you make a series of chaperoned calls at the estate of said fair maiden, and after an appropriate time, during which you have reviewed her trainings, breeding, accomplishments, likelyhood to produce healthy offspring, and family standing, you approach her father again, and if he agrees to the marriage, you have an elaborate wedding, making sure lest you snub any family connections on either side, after which you embark on an appropriate honeymoon during which you get sprung. You become distracted from your affairs when you notice the pleasurable silhouette of a young woman with a bustle, It lies beneath many layers of fabric, and you find yourself utterly engaged in examining it from afar. Oh, darling, I would like to escort you on outings And commission an oil portrait of you My fellow gentlemen attempt to dissuade me, But your bustle imparts within me feelings of great ecstasy. Oh yes, that wire frame Would you like to ride in my hansom? Then join me, I beg you to join me For you are more accomplished and pleasing to look upon than an average young lady I have observed you at dancing And I fear my love for you will scarcely bear a long courtship I perspire greatly As a racehorse will in the midst of the steeplechase I tire of these leisurely publications Advocating the abandonment of the bustle-- If you were to inquire as to the opinions of gentlemen of standing on this matter, you would find that they greatly prefer the current fashion. Therefore, ladies... Milord? Miladies... Milord? If you do wish to ride in my luxurious carriage... Indeed, milord! So, your betrothed owns a carriage of Japanese make and engages in calesthenics instructed by Lady Jane Fonda? But Miss Fonda has no motor in the rear of her carriage! I, and by extension my membrum virilis, which I shall liken unto a ferocious and large snake, am not interested in the performance of the sacred marital duties, unless the Creator has endowed you with a voluptuous form pleasing to the baser instincts of man, dear heart. Various rapscallions make pretentions of being noble And admonish that thy bustle is akin in size to the fretful hippopotamus So they make pantywaisted pretense for your affections before fleeing from romantic commitment But I am swift to mend thy bruiséd fluttering heart These periodicals of the printing press state that it is in good Parisian style to resemble a victim of consumption Fie! Thy shape resembleth a glass of sweet wine So to the waifish guttersnipes I proclaim: Thou'rt not divine, onion-headed lasses! Rather introduce me to a lady of the court, One of such striking beauty that I am smitten by her glory And whose curves show that she lacks for neither nourishment nor health Some blatherskytes speak ill of women in my company For their tongues are sharpened by jealousy They squandered their one opportunity with such damsels by acting the churl And I fly to the scorned and praise their beauty So if thy bustle is elliptical And thy womanly fires burn hungrily for one to stoke the flames Please see my man Godwin for my card And do call on Sunday for tea Yahoo! Groups Links ------ End of Forwarded Message Community email addresses: Post message: SciFiNoir_Lit@yahoogroups.com Subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe Digest Mode: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SciFiNoir_Lit/ Yahoo! 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