When the spouse used to be Catholic, his church had all these books of "contemporary prayers for young people" (picture a paperback book printed to look like denim -- that kind of shit), and they were all like that -- dead-brained prose, broken up into random lines:
Well, Lord, I suppose the church is never going to change its mind about homosexuality, so help me out ...
Semi-relevantly, somewhere recently I read that many newspaper headlines can be sung to the tune of "Camptown Races." ("Reds beat Giants 6-4," "Congress nixes budget cuts," etc.)
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Date: 11/24/03 08:33 pm (UTC)When the spouse used to be Catholic, his church had all these books of "contemporary prayers for young people" (picture a paperback book printed to look like denim -- that kind of shit), and they were all like that -- dead-brained prose, broken up into random lines:
Well, Lord,
I suppose the church
is never going to change its mind
about homosexuality,
so help me out ...
Semi-relevantly, somewhere recently I read that many newspaper headlines can be sung to the tune of "Camptown Races." ("Reds beat Giants 6-4," "Congress nixes budget cuts," etc.)