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escalope or schnitzel? #16 (permalink) Sun Apr 13, 2008 2:14 am   escalope or schnitzel?		  
Molly wrote:
Jamie (K) wrote:
"My father is a butcher,
My mother cuts the meat,
And I'm the little wienie wurst,
Who runs around the street."

You have a little weinie wurst, Jamie? Figures.

As always, you read whatever words you want to be there. The rhyme goes: "I'm the little wienie wurst," not, "I have..."

This is typical of the way you twist people's words.
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escalope or schnitzel? #17 (permalink) Sun Apr 13, 2008 4:51 am   escalope or schnitzel?		  
Jamie (K) wrote:
Older than that:

"My father is a butcher,
My mother cuts the meat,
And I'm the little wienie wurst,
Who runs around the street."
What song's that from, Jamie?
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escalope or schnitzel? #18 (permalink) Sun Apr 13, 2008 7:51 am   escalope or schnitzel?		  
I don't think it's from anything. Or if it is from something, its original source is so far back in history that it the song has outlived it. It's sung to a melody that you would find very familiar, but I don't know the name of it. You sometimes hear the melody in old Looney Tunes, but I think it must be an old circus standard.
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