Where is that lyric from?
"... Where is that from?! And what do you tweet about, mysterious bootload? Lyrics..? And whose? ..."
Twit use
An anonymous reader asked this question. So I guess I should answer it. It's pretty harmless and asked out of curiosity of who, why they don't shut-up? Why they keep coming up with this stuff. So here it goes.
♬
Like we said before, we rock hardcore
I'm DJ Run, I can scratch. I'm DMC, I can draw
And now we got the knack, to attract
Our rhyme's an aphrodisiac
We'll reign on your brain and rock your knot
When it comes to rock, give it all we got
To be MC's, we got what it takes
Let the poppers pop and the breakers break
We're cool cool cats, it's like that
That's the way it is, so stay the hell back
We're causin hard times, for sucker MC's
Cause they don't make no songs like these
PERIOD!
♬ ~ www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/rundmc/kingofrock.html
When I first found twitter I had no real idea what it could be used for. Over time I've found a number of uses: a reminder to do things; a messaging system (obvious); a question asking tool; a broadcast tool (obvious); a place to add things that sub consciously rise while working. I find well crafted words have impact. I like them because they stick.
Why
Since I live on the open-web, I add anything I want (within reason) to my twitter feed. It doesn' t have to make any real sense to anyone else but myself. I certainly don't write stuff for others to read. I live in my own bubble of sorts. I use my accounts for work only. There are no images of friends, family or myself. That's a waste of time, more importantly it's boring.
what I see ~ www.flickr.com/photos/bootload/
thinking ~ twitter.com/bootload
listening ~ www.last.fm/user/bootload
homepage ~ goonmail.customer.netspace.net.au/
Sound matters
When I'm working I have music going. I choose my music carefully. I mean really carefully. Otherwise you end up years later listening to the drivel that passes for popular music of the time. So if you read my twit account and see lyrics posted it's probably reflecting what music I'm listening too at the moment.
That's all, no mystery.
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Where is that lyric from?
"... Where is that from?! And what do you tweet about, mysterious bootload? Lyrics..? And whose? ..."
Twit use
An anonymous reader asked this question. So I guess I should answer it. It's pretty harmless and asked out of curiosity of who, why they don't shut-up? Why they keep coming up with this stuff. So here it goes.
♬
Like we said before, we rock hardcore
I'm DJ Run, I can scratch. I'm DMC, I can draw
And now we got the knack, to attract
Our rhyme's an aphrodisiac
We'll reign on your brain and rock your knot
When it comes to rock, give it all we got
To be MC's, we got what it takes
Let the poppers pop and the breakers break
We're cool cool cats, it's like that
That's the way it is, so stay the hell back
We're causin hard times, for sucker MC's
Cause they don't make no songs like these
PERIOD!
♬ ~ www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/rundmc/kingofrock.html
When I first found twitter I had no real idea what it could be used for. Over time I've found a number of uses: a reminder to do things; a messaging system (obvious); a question asking tool; a broadcast tool (obvious); a place to add things that sub consciously rise while working. I find well crafted words have impact. I like them because they stick.
Why
Since I live on the open-web, I add anything I want (within reason) to my twitter feed. It doesn' t have to make any real sense to anyone else but myself. I certainly don't write stuff for others to read. I live in my own bubble of sorts. I use my accounts for work only. There are no images of friends, family or myself. That's a waste of time, more importantly it's boring.
what I see ~ www.flickr.com/photos/bootload/
thinking ~ twitter.com/bootload
listening ~ www.last.fm/user/bootload
homepage ~ goonmail.customer.netspace.net.au/
Sound matters
When I'm working I have music going. I choose my music carefully. I mean really carefully. Otherwise you end up years later listening to the drivel that passes for popular music of the time. So if you read my twit account and see lyrics posted it's probably reflecting what music I'm listening too at the moment.
That's all, no mystery.
next >>>