You mean, "Three little fishies in an iddly biddy poo. A mama and a
daddy and a baby fishie too?" THAT "Three Little Fishes?"
Nope - don't remember it. <grin>
However, I lost my first tooth in the movie, "Scuddahoo Scuddahay,"
<sp?> while Bing Crosby was singing "Would You Rather Swing on a
Star," ("or would you rather be a mule?") THAT song is forever
imprinted in my mind!
Barb Mallut
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From: Nita Andres <[log in to unmask]>
To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN
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Date: Saturday, November 21, 1998 9:18 PM
Subject: Re: NON-PD Or, would you rather be a :
>Oh Ken, that song is probably responsible for me going to Nursing
school , I
>recently ordered on the net a disk of that, I picked Bing Crosby
because he was
>the one I remember. You can also get Frank Sinantra. Of course I
was about 3(?)
>then and I surely didn't want to be a mule. Does anyone know the
lyrics or or
>name of a song with 3 little bitty fishes who swam in a pool. Swim
said the momma
>fish , swim if you can. And they swam and they swam right over the
dam? I have an
>excellent memory for some one who was only 3 LOL.
>bye Nita
>
>KEn Becker wrote:
>
>> Pig? Remember "Swinging on a Star" as sung by Bing Crosby? A
song dedicated
>> to teaching kids not to act like animals? With this research,
they could
>> possibly turn into real pigs, mules, etc. I had heard that Bing
was an
>> abusive parent. Maybe he enjoyed scaring innocent kids with his
little tune?
>> Of course in the '40's no one could REALLY be turned into an
animal.......
>> The future could be really interesting. Now what about that poor
Taco Bell
>> advertising executive they have turned into a little dog? We must
be careful
>> of what we wish for!
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