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About Me Member Science Fiction Writer Peter Wessendorf20/Male/United States Recent Activity Deviant for 2 Years
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Sun Oct 25, 2009, 12:55 AM
I just saw this on the site for my Medieval Lit class:

"We'll be talking about Ascopard; conversion; bi-directional acculturation; the impossibility of ever "going home"; the cultural hybrid; and man-horse love."

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:iconnehemet:
You, what are you doing right now?

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:iconwessendorfcollective:
Well, when you wrote that, I was talking to Kari. But I don't imagine that does you much good.

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:iconnehemet:
Beh. I went to the park and I wanted to know if you were going to come.

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:iconnehemet:
Wheeen can I come ooooveeerr??

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:iconwessendorfcollective:
This query was resolved in a most excellent fashion.

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:iconnehemet:
Indeed, comrade. Indeed.

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:iconnehemet:
"Drill ye terriers drill" is an old folk song from the time of the building of the continental railroad through America.

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:iconwessendorfcollective:
Huh, cool. I didn't know that.

That said, they cite "CP Railway" several times during the song, so it's probably actually from Canada. Or the Canadian Pacific Railway runs through America in parts. Or possibly both.

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:iconnehemet:
It is probably not Canadian. I found the score in a huge old book of mine that's full of old American songs and stories. Perhaps the song migrated to Canada? I'm not sure which country was first to implement railway technology.

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:iconwessendorfcollective:
Possible. I pulled up some pictures, and the railway runs through both countries, so I'd assume that you're right that it migrated.

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