Re: Two Magicians (No, not Penn & Teller)

[jclark@mailer.fsu.edu (Huh?)]

In article <9405231958.AA29887@bugs.TQS.COM> steve.b@TQS.COM (Steve Berlin) writes:

>For those not familiar with it, "Two Magicians" is about a randy old
>male wizard and a chaste young female wizard who the old wizard doesn't
>want to be chaste (or chased, for that matter) any more.  She deals with
>the problem by turning herself into various animals and other items, and
>he counters by turning himself into other animals and nonsuch.  Sound
>familiar?  (I forgot who won in the end, I haven't heard the song since
>my vinyl days...)

>Well, *I* think it's interesting...

Me too, if only because it sounds a lot like the (albeit sexless) battle 
between Merlin and Madame Mim in White's "Once and Future King" -- which you 
may recall from the Disney animated classic "Sword in the Stone".

EEEE-HAWWWW!
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Joe
The REAL Joe Clark      NOT: 1. Former Canadian Prime Minister
Florida State University     2. Bat-wielding High-school Disciplinarian
jclark@mailer.fsu.edu        3. Late Senator from Pennsylvania      
904-644-0830 FAX: -6257      4. Subject of "Fare Thee Well" Song