Goodbye Ruby Tuesday

Mick Jagger is the man.. why do I describe everyone as the man, whether they be good or bad. "The man" is good but "the man" is bad depending on context. I found out more songs were by CCR than I thought and I finally heard Starry Starry Night. I need to memorize the lyrics for many Led Zeppelin songs and for American Pie (I've forgotten from lack of hearing it). I am so easily quotable it is "horriblific". After the movie yesterday I've started greeting people over AIM by staring with some modern "gangster" slang, mixing in some nonsence every once in a while. Wow.. I just turned on the radio and under pressure was on.. scared me.

I noticed in AP Comp Sci class today that our teacher does like I do in casual writing and puts grammatical symbols outside of the quotes as I did above. I've become to used to the programmer method of quoting strings that I have grown to like it very much. It make more sense. I can't speak english, have no vocab, yet I correct people on grammer and often know what I'm talking about some how. I've found I like mixing languages for some reason but I can't speak Espan~a (I was too lazy to look up the ampersand markup for enya) Spanish. If I went to Spain they would probably hate me for speaking improperly and sounding like a Mexicano.

I've found I like the style of music that the Stones, Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, and many others often use where the instrumental is slightly overpowering compared to the singing. There must be singing but the instrumental has to be emphasized so one can sing to it and still hear it. Mr. Roboto is such a geeky song and the Styx version is the best. Dream On is the song... and Jim Morrison is the man... not that they are related at all.