randomness personified: i'm the man on the mountain

March 14, 2003

i'm the man on the mountain

Recipe to turn a I Don't Want To Go to Work Friday into an It's Almost the Weekend Friday -

1 - Insert "Exile on Main Street."
2 - Skip to "Loving Cup." (right-click save as)
3 - Turn up volume really loud.
4 - Turn it up louder.

An aside...

I wasn't going to say anything but, damn it, it pissed me off. Just because you kids have figured out that my HTML skills ain't for shit don't go screwing up randomness. I have to clean up after you and, damn it, that's just rude. I still loves ya, though...

Posted by mikewolf at March 14, 2003 10:32 AM

Comments

If by "rude" you really mean "funny", then I agree with you.

Posted by: Meredith on March 14, 2003 10:34 AM

no, actually, i don't

Posted by: mrw on March 14, 2003 10:37 AM

I apologize... It really ended up a lot worse than I expected. And then I realized there was no way to retract it... Very uncool of me. Sorry again.

Posted by: Mark on March 14, 2003 11:39 AM

you suck, Schnitzius.

JK. No big deal. I'll getcha back somehow...

Posted by: mrw on March 14, 2003 11:40 AM

Do I *have* to skip past Rocks Off and Rip This Joint?

Posted by: deano on March 14, 2003 03:01 PM

"JK. No big deal. I'll getcha back somehow..."

Huh? Do you mean me? What did I do?

Posted by: Jimbuck2 on March 14, 2003 11:27 PM

Jim, Jim, Jim -

Why does it always have to be about Jim? "JK" is kewl kid speak for "just kidding" meaning that I wasn't really mad at Mark.

However, I will find a way to get back at you regardless. Not sure what for. I'm sure you've done something that you should be punished for... :-)

And yes, I'm posting at 4:15 a.m. Insomnia. Ain't it a bitch?

Posted by: mrw on March 15, 2003 04:16 AM

But before you get to Loving Cup, be sure to stop by Tumbling Dice and go to the point towards the end where the band and back-up singers are building up the "You got to ro-o-oll it..." outro and Charlie's drums finally kick back in with the drum fill or the century. And you're right, Loving Cup is almost never mentioned in articles about the Stones' great songs, but it's a classic.

Posted by: Bruce on March 16, 2003 01:06 PM