And of course there&#x27;s also The Great Quux&#x27;s Double Bucky Song:<p><pre><code>    Double Bucky

    (C) 1978 by Guy L. Steele, Jr.

    (Sung to the tune of &quot;Rubber Duckie&quot;)

    Double bucky, you&#x27;re the one!
    You make my keyboard lots of fun
      Double bucky, an additional bit or two:
    (Vo-vo-de-o!)
    Control and Meta side by side,
    Augmented ASCII, nine bits wide!
      Double bucky, a half a thousand glyphs,
                   plus a few!
        Oh,
        I sure wish that I
        Had a couple of
	bits more!
        Perhaps a
        Set of pedals to
        Make the number of
	    Bits four:
        Double double bucky!
    Double bucky, left and right
    OR&#x27;d together, outta sight!
        Double bucky, I&#x27;d like a whole word of
        Double bucky, I&#x27;m happy I heard of
        Double bucky, I&#x27;d like a whole
            word of you!
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(For those of you who are interested, the term &quot;bucky bits&quot; comes from Niklaus Wirth, known as &quot;bucky&quot; to friends, who suggested that an extra bit be added to terminal codes on 36 bit machines for use by screen editors.)