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"I&amp;apos;m sure you&amp;apos;ve heard the old idioms for years, \"Ants in your pants,\" \"Bats in your belfry,\" or \"Bee in your bonnet,\" and such; well, how about this when my phone rang...?\n\"Jim, this is Karen Kassy.\"\n\"Oh, howdy Dear Heart,\" I answered, \"what&amp;apos;s going on?\"\n\"I have something strange going on in my love seat.\"\nNow a guy can have all kinds of fun with that opener, playing around with the birds and bees, risky as it is, and Karen&amp;apos;s a great one to kid around with; after all, I&amp;apos;ve known her for years, and she&amp;apos;s an intuitive  -  but I didn&amp;apos;t want to end up in the dog house, so I thought I&amp;apos;d best play it straight as a string.\n\"So what&amp;apos;s wrong with your love seat,\" I asked, stifling a laugh, but knowing full well I should keep it on the straight and narrow."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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