Fraggle Rocker
Staff member
- One American: The Wizard of Oz.
- One British: Winnie the Pooh
- Col. David Crockett died in the battle of the Alamo.
- John Luther "Casey" Jones is the world's most famous railroad engineer, dying with his hand on the brake of his locomotive, having saved the life of every passenger on his train in a foggy crash in 1900.
- Hiawatha was apparently a real Iroquois politician, but the legend may be an amalgamation of two or three historical figures, one of whom predates the European occupation by several centuries....
Well, these are not really folk tales, folk tales don't have known authors.
At least that's the definition over here.
Folk tales have been told by people over centuries, there are usually many versions of one tale.
So Wizard of Oz or Winnie the Pooh don't count as folk tales at all.
And was Casey Jones really high on cocaine?
- N
I was screaming WHAT?! til I remembered the song. <doh!>
i believe all this stuff can be traced back to india
who here wants trace?
eh?
who, i say?
/cackle