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    <first-name>Терри</first-name>
    <last-name>Прaтчетт</last-name>
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   <book-title>Песня про ёжика</book-title>
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   <lang>ru</lang>
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    <first-name>Ольга</first-name>
    <last-name>Чигиринская</last-name>
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    <email>lib_at_rus.ec</email>
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    <email>nicko1960@gmail.com</email>
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   <date value="2010-09-01">2010-09-01</date>
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   <p>Терри Прaтчетт</p>
   <p>Песня про ёжика</p>
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   <poem>
    <stanza>
     <v>Можно трахнуть медведя суровой зимой,</v>
     <v>Когда мишка в берлоге храпит под сосной.</v>
     <v>Не советую этого делать весной,</v>
     <v>Ну, а ёжика вовсе не пробуй, друг мой.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>Можно трахнуть коня, можно трахнуть осла,</v>
     <v>(Пони жалко: уж больно лошадка мала),</v>
     <v>Жеребца ломового (тут сила нужна),</v>
     <v>Только с ёжика, брат, не возьмёшь ни рожна.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>Можно трахнуть быка (с высоты сундука),</v>
     <v>И лису, если верить словам знатока,</v>
     <v>Кое-кто говорит, можно трахнуть жука,</v>
     <v>Только ёжика, братцы, не трахнешь никак.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>Энтомолог сказал — можно трахнуть осу,</v>
     <v>Герпетолог сказал — и змею (на весу),</v>
     <v>Можно трахнуть любую зверушку в лесу,</v>
     <v>Только ёжика — нет, заруби на носу.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>Можно трахнуть слона (тут стремянка нужна</v>
     <v>И матрас, для того, чтоб, упав со слона,</v>
     <v>Уцелела спина — высота не страшна!)</v>
     <v>Только ёжика трахнуть нельзя ни хрена.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>Можно трахнуть кота (это просто мечта!),</v>
     <v>Можно кролика трахнуть, из шляпы достав,</v>
     <v>Можно трахнуть дельфина и даже кита,</v>
     <v>Только с ёжиком выйдет одна маета.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>Если ты так удал, поезжай-ка в Непал,</v>
     <v>Трахни йети, что водится в Кхумбу-Гимал,</v>
     <v>Я охотно признаю, что ты экстремал,</v>
     <v>Лишь бы ёжика, парень, ты трахать не стал.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>Если чем-то тебе приглянулся удав,</v>
     <v>Я навряд ли скажу, что ты круто не прав.</v>
     <v>Можно трахнуть жирафу, забравшись на стол,</v>
     <v>Только с ёжиком выйдет — буквально — прокол.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>Можешь трахать макак (не скажу тебе, как),</v>
     <v>Индюков и коров, поросят и собак,</v>
     <v>Утконоса, коль скоро ты редкий чудак,</v>
     <v>Только ёжика трахнет лишь круглый дурак.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>Можно ёжика стукнуть, а можно и пнуть,</v>
     <v>Можно тросточкой ёжика в пузико ткнуть,</v>
     <v>Можно в ёжика из револьвера пальнуть,</v>
     <v>А о том, чтобы трахнуть — и думать забудь.</v>
    </stanza>
    <stanza>
     <v>И в конце трудового тяжелого дня,</v>
     <v>Трахнув тигра, летучую мышь и слепня,</v>
     <v>Ты воскликнешь устало: "Ну, что за фигня!</v>
     <v>Этот долбаный ёжик затрахал меня!"</v>
    </stanza>
   </poem>
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   <p>The Hedgehog Song, v1.7</p>
   <p>-----</p>
   <p>Reconstructed by Matthew Crosby and alt.fan.pratchett from the Discworld novels by Terry Pratchett</p>
   <p>-----</p>
   <p>Bestiality sure is a fun thing to do</p>
   <p>But I have to say this as a warning to you:</p>
   <p>With almost all animals, you can have ball</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS 1: The spines on his back are too sharp for a man</p>
   <p>They'll give you a pain in the worst place they can</p>
   <p>The result I think you'll find will appall:</p>
   <p>The hedgehog can never be buggered at all!</p>
   <p>Mounting a horse can often be fun</p>
   <p>An elephant too; though he weighs half a ton</p>
   <p>Even a mouse (though his hole is quite small)</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS 2: The spines on his back are so awful thick</p>
   <p>you'll end up with naught but a painful prick.</p>
   <p>He has an impregnable hole when curled up in a ball,</p>
   <p>Hence the hedgehog can never be buggered at all!</p>
   <p>Screwing a cow while she goes moo-moo</p>
   <p>Will be entertaining to both her and you</p>
   <p>Or you might try a tiger, if you have enough gall</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS 3: (So here's to the hedgehog, he's sharp as they come</p>
   <p>You'll never get through his impregnable bum</p>
   <p>With his nose up his arsehole and rolled in a ball</p>
   <p>The hedgehog can never be buggered at all)</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>A fish is refreshing, although a bit wet</p>
   <p>And a cat or a dog can be more than a pet</p>
   <p>Even a giraffe (despite being so tall)</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>You can manage a snake, though its poison might kill</p>
   <p>It's amazing how humping a camel will thrill</p>
   <p>You can go with a snail if you slow to a crawl</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>You can ravish a sloth but it would take all night</p>
   <p>With a shark it is faster, but the darned beast might bite</p>
   <p>We already mentioned the horse, you may recall</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>You can roger a skunk if you can stand the smell</p>
   <p>Or even an oyster, should he let go of his shell</p>
   <p>A troll can be rocky if down you should fall</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>For slippery fun, you can cornhole an otter</p>
   <p>Or pego a pig after parting his trotters</p>
   <p>Or tumble a tapir, though the prospect appall</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>For prosimian fun, you can bugger a lemur</p>
   <p>To bolster your name as a pervert and schemer</p>
   <p>The lemurs cry "Frink!" as a coy mating call</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>Antipodean pranks — you can futter a wombat</p>
   <p>Or strive with a 'roo in venereal combat</p>
   <p>Or hump a goanna — go on, do it all</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>A moose is amusing, a squid quite confusing</p>
   <p>Or try on a rhino if you fancy a bruising,</p>
   <p>Or mountin' a mountain goat (careful, don't fall!)</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>You could thrust with a thrush if you fancy a climb,</p>
   <p>Or pork a few piglets if you have the time,</p>
   <p>A skinhead's pet cat if you don't mind a brawl,</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>A sheep that's named 'Flossy' is warm you shall see,</p>
   <p>You can try with a wasp, you can try with a bee.</p>
   <p>You can hump with the dog that sleeps in the hall,</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>A lion is frisky, a leopard is fun,</p>
   <p>But to keep up with them you may have to run.</p>
   <p>You'll be liked by the fleas at the flea-market stall,</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>A hippo is funny but take care if underneath,</p>
   <p>A pirhana is pleasant but watch out for his teeth.</p>
   <p>Get a rodent, they can be found in the mall,</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>You tail-lifting buggers from Ramtop or plain</p>
   <p>If you take my advice you will save yourself pain</p>
   <p>When the base urges strike you it's best to recall</p>
   <p>That the hedgehog can never be buggered at all</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>Your hedgehog's a handful and cute as a bun</p>
   <p>You'd think he'd be perfect for animal fun</p>
   <p>But hatpin-like pubic hairs prove to us all</p>
   <p>That the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>You can top a giraffe if you stand on a stool</p>
   <p>Though a Jack Russell might make you look like a fool</p>
   <p>But the fact still remains that if you want to ball</p>
   <p>The hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>You can hump a baboon if it doesn't hump you</p>
   <p>And a wildebeest's really got something quite gnu</p>
   <p>Carouse with a louse if your weenie is small</p>
   <p>But the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>CHORUS</p>
   <p>It's hard with a crab 'cause its bum's watertight</p>
   <p>The best way is sideways, then twist to the right</p>
   <p>If you screw one, be thankful as shorewards you crawl</p>
   <p>For the hedgehog can never be buggered at all.</p>
   <p>-------</p>
   <p>This is the alt.fan.pratchett version of the Hedgehog Song. The original version was thought up by Matthew Crosby, and has since then been streamlined and expanded by readers of the newsgroup.</p>
   <p>If you have any suggestions for improvements or additional verses, please feel free to post them to alt.fan.pratchett, or mail them to Matthew Crosby (crosby@cs.colorado.edu) or Leo Breebaart (leo@lspace.org).</p>
   <p>Note from Matthew: "BTW, I know the giraffe verse in the book is 'if you stand on a stool', but this doesn't really rhyme. I've tried to insert all the other scraps Pterry has given us… if I missed any, let me know."</p>
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