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Gordon McLeod
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Yes we all learned our periodic table from his version called the elements to Gillbert and Sullivan

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Jason Miller
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quote: John McConnel
He wanted to make sure he could get it down Pat.
I almost missed that pun. thats hilarious.

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Paul Mayer
Oh get out of it Melvin, before it pulls you under!

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I have several Tom Lehrer CDs but none of them has The Derivative Song, sung to the melody of There'll Be Some Changes Made. I know the lyrics but have never heard it. Would love to find that someday. Oh, and his full orchestral version of Poisoning Pigeons in the Park is an absolute classic.

You take a function of x and you call it y,
Take any x-nought that you care to try,
You make a little change and call it delta x,
The corresponding change in y is what you find nex',
And then you take the quotient and now carefully
Send delta x to zero, and I think you'll see
That what the limit gives us, if our work all checks,
Is what we call dy/dx,
It's just dy/dx.

Used to have a 16mm print of Deep Throat. Ran it at many a debauched party here back in the day.

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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Gee Whiz, I guess I missed all that when in college... Thank God!

I only remember "ROY G. BIV", "ELI the ICE man", and "Bad Boys Rape Our Young Girls, But Violet Gives Willingly"! HA!

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Jeffry L. Johnson
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"Oh Be A Fine Girl, Kiss Me. Right Now, Quick."

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Will Kutler
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Paul,

Dr. Demento should have a recording of the "Derivative Song". So,inquire.

Derivatives, HOW FUN! The basis of Tech Calc II. And once this class is finished, I'll be able toforget about it, cause chances are I'll never use it in my area of Enginering! [Big Grin] [Wink] [beer] [Eek!]

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Mike Pennell
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jeffrey, what does the "right now quick" stand for? I thougt M was the coolest a star could be.

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Paul Mayer
Oh get out of it Melvin, before it pulls you under!

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These days since the addition of the new coolest Class L and T dwarf stars, that mnemonic'll probably morph into something like "Oh Be A Fine Girl/Guy Kiss My Lips Tenderly. Right Now Sweetheart." Classes R, N, and S are grouped within Class M. Don't know about Q; it's been years since my last astronomy class.

Here's a site that has some good new ones and is seeking further suggestions: http://www.geocities.com/SummerDale33/Mnemonic.html

Lehrer's The Derivative Song has never been on CD, not even on his latest Dr. Demento co-produced release The Remains of Tom Lehrer on Rhino.

Who was Deep Throat? [Big Grin]

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Adam Wilbert
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Kinky People Can Often Find Good Sex

(thats my attempt to tie both conversations in this thread into a coherent whole [Smile] )

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Jeffry L. Johnson
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Faulty memory. Sweetie, not Quick.

AST 101: The Great Mnemonic Contest

Who has the soundtrack album to Deep Throat? The version I have on LP is the entire sondtrack of the feature.

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Randy Stankey
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quote: Phil Hill
I only remember "ROY G. BIV"
Since this thread has gone "Animal House", I might as well...

Rubber On Your Gonads Beats Immune Virus.

What can I say... It's a gift. [Big Grin]

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Paul Konen
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Man, I think this is the only place where we can talk about smut and diverge into Dr. Dimento, resistor bands, and star stuff.

Love those fish heads.

(Oh yeah, and mods who change the title to be more fitting [thumbsup] )

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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Gosh Randy, If you think you have a gift now, putting a rubber on your gonads will insure you get a gift that keeps giving and giving. Perhaps "Gear" would be a better choice. [Wink] [Eek!]

However, when I said ROY G. BIV, I was thinking more along the lines of Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet. You know, the visable color spectrum. JEEZE! [thumbsup]

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Mike Heenan
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To get this back on topic (I suppose), does this mean that the negative for Deep Throat is in good shape, or are they striking from a dupe or? Be interesting to hear as porno materials surely aren't kept up to snuff like regular films.

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Mark Gulbrandsen
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quote: Mike Heenan
Be interesting to hear as porno materials surely aren't kept up to snuff like regular films.

Mike,

What on earth makes you think that regular films negatives are also taken care of....? I guess you missed the the red tinge and off color in that last Star Wars re-release, or the fact that it often takes the likes of Bob Harris working with many different labs to attempt to get the color back in what were BIG films in their times......
I'm sure that John P. can cite the percentage of films completely lost since 1955.....

Mark

Mark

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