brought a tear to my eye....bet it brought a tear to the eyes of those sheep too...see ya at the marshmallow roast

So, how many sheep-boffing parodies does that make on amiright? :-)

Though I be butt a simple follower, this was the beast I've herd! Bleat-antly and udderly perfect substit'ewe'shuns... Lines like 'Deep in heavenly Sheep' and 'Lie-in-lint night' just don't get any better. Now, we're all chamois with anticipation of your musical follow-on, "Swell Hole, Dolly!"

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alvin, thanks (lol)

McKludge: Do you mean overall, or by moi? I'm not the only lamb-lover here, ya know. (For one thing, there's the entire state of Idaho.) Anyway, I think this is "Number 9", to quote the Beatles. So, are ewe in awe, or complaining? :-)

Sheepish in Seattle: Thanks for your Ram-charged commentary! And if you ever head south, you must meet my friend, "Sheared in Santa Barber-a"!

UnKnownVotress, :) :) :)

Only Ewe...
Just Ewe and I...
I Need Ewe...
Ewe Are The Sunshine Of My Life...
Ewe Made Me Love Ewe...
I'll stop now

Invisible Boy: Are you citing actual sheeparodies by others here at AIR, or are those suggestions? lol :-)

btw, while one can always sub "ewe" for "you" anywhere, ewe'll note that the word "ewe" doesn't appear in this parody at all. And it was subbed for the letter "U" in this one:
http://www.amiright.com/parody/60s/thebeatles1993.shtml
Thanks again for v/c, IB.

Just discovered this 'best ever of the OS' parodic gem on X-mas morn before fam's up... tewe shockinthee funny--perf***tly depraved... You're trewely the master of this (and many other) in-n'-outrageous styles!

TJC: That makes two best-in-gewenre -- you and Sheepish in Seattle! Thanks, and Merry Christmas!

Oops! Mutton but LOLzheimer's can explain these faux paws!

TJC: As they say in Chicago, *Vote early, and vote often!" (hey, isn't that the Prez's old stomping grounds? All further v/c's welcomed with open arms, flippers, hooves, etc.! ... and LOL @ LOLzheimer's! ... now, what's moi's excuse? ;-)

Regarding your footnote TT: Don't be taking any warm clothes with you! :)

No pregnance, eh? I seem to remember a rather dreamy poem with a sheep-child in it, but for the life of me cannot recall what it was. Any help from the more literate than I bunch?

@ Peregrin: Probably will keep the shell, as protection from the pitchfork, but the whole ectotherm thing makes us even more active in hot weather! ... but wool take your wise advice, and leave the wool behind, so to speak. (OMG, that "ending" was ad-libbed while typing -- scary, huh? ;)

@ Meriadoc: Just so long as there isn't a sheep-turtle somewhere, TT is safe .... Never been much into dreamy poems, despite having written a lot of Satyr, but "Fleecy Does She Lie, With Child" comes to mind ... (Lucy/Sky)

Thanks both, for "Double Shot of My Fave Two's Love"! :-D   [1]


[1] yes, parodied that OS. no, no shameful plugs.