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"Geoff Bateman" <ben2@bigpond.com> wrote in message
news:6Djkb.156528$bo1.34904@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> Boring soapy!   Never! Now Tibetan Yaks may be hairy, but I don't mean to
> hint that you look like one.   'Tis their passion my dear.   Yaks are
> vigorous (in those temperatures it's understandable), but also inventive,
> sensuous, considerate of their mate and somewhat noisy as passion mounts.
> It is also a closely guarded historical fact that Vatsyayana, in writing
the
> sacred Indian love text 'Kama Sutra' obtained much of his material,
> particularly the love positions, from close observation of Tibetan Yaks
> doing their bit.

Hence the inspiration for the song - Yaketty Yak




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