Illustrated and musical grammar?

In the year 2000 I was hired by G.A. Sullivan, which has since been absorbed into Avanade.  On my first day of work I was presented with the employee manual, some paperwork and a copy of “The Elements of Style, 4th ed. " by Stunk and White.  I was told the owner of the company (Greg Sullivan) was a stickler for grammar and spelling in all correspondence (reports, presentations, emails, etc).  Even Nino has talked about his copy of the grammar bible.  On the way to work this morning I heard a story on NPR’s Morning Edition about someone actually illustrating this manual of English.  I thought, “how odd”.  They described some of the pictures that went with the sentences the book uses for examples and I’d have to say that it sounds like a good idea when used for teaching younger kids grammar.  But someone has also created a musical interpretation of the book.  Now this is truly odd.  As for me…I’m not even sure I know where my copy is…but it’s around somewhere.  I’d rather just have the small little paperback (I guess it would help if I used it from time to time).