And yet, there are kids in the high school here who are well acquainted with "Chicken Heart [That Ate New York City]" because I use it for ghost stories for 4th and 5th grade groups, along with a creepy English story called "The Good Mother" (which I believe Neil Gaiman used as a basis for his kids' novel, Coraline), and one of a suite of 20th century American urban legends about crazed killers stalking teenagers.
The others, I tell. I bring a CD player and play the Cosby track in its entirety.
After the first year it became so popular that they would ask me if I was playing it again. Some classics, like chicken hearts preserved in vats of half blood, half sodium salicilate, never die.
"You won't come near smoke and fire and Jello!" Ah, Jello. Even at that tender age...
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Too true.
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