О нас пишут, или так зарождаются нездоровые сенсации

Это, конечно, не секс через простыню, которым действительно кто-то занимался (Йерушалми Йевамот 1), но близко по духу:

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http://v2.anekdot.ru/an/an0708/t070805;10.html#9
Многие не знают почему во многих еврейских религиозных школах (так
называемых йешивах) в классах вместо парт стоят ряды маленьких унитазов
(или ночных горшков). Оказывается у некоторых ортодоксальных евреев есть
правило - за партой можно изучать только талмуд, а все остальные книги
разрешается читать только сидя на унитазе. (Классы для мальчиков и
девочек разумеется раздельные.) А еще называют себя "народ книги". :)
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Вот ведь полёт мысли, бля.

Хорошо забытое старое

2007 альбом группы Чингис Хан "7 жизней". Несколько новых песен плюс 7 классических хитов советских дискотек.

http://rapidshare.com/files/45983961/Dschinghis_2BKhan_2B-_2B7_2BLeben_2B_282007_29.rar

Trivia from their Wikipedia page:

* The song "Dschinghis Khan" is played at New York Rangers games following goals by rookie star Petr Prucha.
* Popular Jewish singer Mordechai Ben David wrote Hebrew lyrics for the song. His version of the song is extremely well known in the Orthodox Jewish community and is often played at Weddings and Bar/Bat Mitzvahs. Guests traditionally perform a complicated choreographed dance to the song. Interestingly, very few people familiar with the Hebrew version of the song are aware that the song is not an original composition.
* The famous Korean group Koyote has also taken songs from the group and remixed them into rap/pop songs.
* Their songs appear in the video games Taiko No Tatsujin, Pop'n Music, and Stepping Selection.
* Moskau became an Internet phenomenon on many websites such as YouTube and YTMND.
* Despite being a German band, only two of the group members (Steve Bender & Wolfgang Heichel) were Germans. Louis Hendrik Potgieter was born in South Africa, Henriette Heichel was Dutch, & Leslie Mándoki & Edina Pop were Hungarians.
* During the 2006 University of Chicago Scavenger Hunt, one of the items successfully completed was to create a Dschinghis Khan tribute band and perform the song Moskau.
* All of the band members can speak English, and as a result, have performed English versions of the following songs (English titles are in parentheses): Dschinghis Khan (Genghis Khan), Moskau (Moscow), Sahara (Desert Land), Sierra Nevada, Die Fremden (The Strangers), Rom (Rome), Loreley, & Pistolero. In addition, the song "Rocking Son of Dschinghis Khan" has both a half-German/half-English version & a full English version, & the song "What Shall We Do With the Drunken Sailor?" is in English.