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For professional musician's songs with sexual themes, see [[Intercourse With You]]. |
For professional musician's songs with sexual themes, see [[Intercourse With You]]. |
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== [[Comic Books]] == |
== [[Comic Books]] == |
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she snagged a boy or three, or three. }} |
she snagged a boy or three, or three. }} |
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** But the rest, not given by Jordan, mightily embarrasses Perrin who takes some time to understand what precisely is this song about. |
** But the rest, not given by Jordan, mightily embarrasses Perrin who takes some time to understand what precisely is this song about. |
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* Danilo Thann, a bard from [[Forgotten Realms]] novels by Elaine Cunningham, used to sing these as a part of his [[Rich Idiot With No Day Job]] image and even wrote some himself. The books include a few fragments of the ''Ballad of the Zhentish Raiders'' who "[[But You Screw One Goat|kill off all the women / For they much prefer the sheep]]" and "[[Be Careful What You Wish For|Elminster's Jest]]" ([http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1888&whichpage=22#61128 see its full lyrics]). |
* Danilo Thann, a bard from [[Forgotten Realms]] novels by Elaine Cunningham, used to sing these as a part of his [[Rich Idiot With No Day Job]] image and even wrote some himself. The books include a few fragments of the ''Ballad of the Zhentish Raiders'' who "[[But You Screw One Goat!|kill off all the women / For they much prefer the sheep]]" and "[[Be Careful What You Wish For|Elminster's Jest]]" ([http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1888&whichpage=22#61128 see its full lyrics]). |
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** She wrote more of these just for fun. Such as ''[http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=13887&whichpage=14#351427 The Elf Lover]'' ("The Wild Rover" tune). |
** She wrote more of these just for fun. Such as ''[http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=13887&whichpage=14#351427 The Elf Lover]'' ("The Wild Rover" tune). |
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* In [[Diane Duane]]'s ''[[Star Trek (Franchise)|Star Trek]]'' novel ''The Wounded Sky'', "a bawdy ballad about the (improbable) offspring of the marriage between an Altasa and a Vulcan" is mentioned. |
* In [[Diane Duane]]'s ''[[Star Trek (Franchise)|Star Trek]]'' novel ''The Wounded Sky'', "a bawdy ballad about the (improbable) offspring of the marriage between an Altasa and a Vulcan" is mentioned. |
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** In the third series, Blackadder warns Prince George that when wooing a lady with poetry, "Harold the Horny Hunter" might not be such a good idea. ("Harold the horny hunter/Had an enormous horn...") |
** In the third series, Blackadder warns Prince George that when wooing a lady with poetry, "Harold the Horny Hunter" might not be such a good idea. ("Harold the horny hunter/Had an enormous horn...") |
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** Jazz trumpeter Bix Biederbeck made a film called ''The Boy with the Big Horn'' which for similar rreasons had to be renamed on release in the UK... |
** Jazz trumpeter Bix Biederbeck made a film called ''The Boy with the Big Horn'' which for similar rreasons had to be renamed on release in the UK... |
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* ''[[Whose Line Is It Anyway (TV)|Whose Line Is It Anyway]]?'' parodies this with the Irish Drinking Song game. |
* ''[[Whose Line Is It Anyway? (TV)|Whose Line Is It Anyway]]?'' parodies this with the Irish Drinking Song game. |
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** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0wRStGT1Bg Sometimes] it [[Gone Horribly Right|fails to be a parody]]. |
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0wRStGT1Bg Sometimes] it [[Gone Horribly Right|fails to be a parody]]. |
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* Period drama ''[[Upstairs Downstairs]]'' has one of these, and it's a [[Theme Tune Cameo]], at that! In her music hall act, Sarah performs the stately march of the opening theme as a rollicking [[Bawdy Song]], "What Are We Going to Do with Uncle Arthur?" |
* Period drama ''[[Upstairs, Downstairs]]'' has one of these, and it's a [[Theme Tune Cameo]], at that! In her music hall act, Sarah performs the stately march of the opening theme as a rollicking [[Bawdy Song]], "What Are We Going to Do with Uncle Arthur?" |
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{{quote| "''What are we going to do with Uncle Arthur?''<br /> |
{{quote| "''What are we going to do with Uncle Arthur?''<br /> |
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''A blinking stallion, is Uncle Arthur.''<br /> |
''A blinking stallion, is Uncle Arthur.''<br /> |
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** Of course, as it's Simlish, it could be incredibly sexually explicit and ''nobody would know.'' |
** Of course, as it's Simlish, it could be incredibly sexually explicit and ''nobody would know.'' |
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*** That's a [[Stealth Pun]]. It's a Row-dy Song. |
*** That's a [[Stealth Pun]]. It's a Row-dy Song. |
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** ''[[The Sims Medieval (Video Game)|The Sims Medieval]]'' has "Ne'er to [[G |
** ''[[The Sims Medieval (Video Game)|The Sims Medieval]]'' has "Ne'er to [[G-Rated Sex|Woohoo]] Again" as one of the songs a Bard character can sing. |
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* Oblivion has "A Less Rude Song". Someone transcribed it at http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:A_Less_Rude_Song |
* Oblivion has "A Less Rude Song". Someone transcribed it at http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:A_Less_Rude_Song |
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** And [http://www.imperial-library.info/dfbooks/b068_rudesong.shtml the song it's less rude than] appeared in Daggerfall, an earlier game in the Elder Scrolls series. |
** And [http://www.imperial-library.info/dfbooks/b068_rudesong.shtml the song it's less rude than] appeared in Daggerfall, an earlier game in the Elder Scrolls series. |
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