Kiel show sponsored by the letter M: here's why
John Seitz
I'm assuming other people noticed this, but maybe not. when trey said the
show was sposored by the letter M, I noticed that AL The song had the
letter M as the first letter. Almost as if the wat down and said, lets
play only songs that begin with m:
Makisupa Policeman, Maze, McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters, Split
Open and Melt, The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday-> Avenu Malkenu->
T. M. W. S. I. Y., My Mind's Got a Mind of It's Own, Mike's Song,
Sleeping Monkey, Mean Mr. Mustard *, Weekapaugh Groove *
Makisupa, Maze, McGrupp, Melt, Man, Malkenu, Man, Mind, Mike's, Monkey,
Mustard, oh yeah, theres no m in weekapaugh.
Oh well,
nobody's perfect.
John
--
John Seitz
jse...@eniac.seas.upenn.edu
-And in the end, the love you take,
is equal to the love you make.
Jim Tackett
jse...@red.seas.upenn.edu (John Seitz) wrote:
>I'm assuming other people noticed this, but maybe not. when trey said the
>show was sposored by the letter M, I noticed that AL The song had the
>letter M as the first letter. Almost as if the wat down and said, lets
>play only songs that begin with m:
>Makisupa Policeman, Maze, McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters, Split
> Open and Melt, The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday-> Avenu Malkenu->
> T. M. W. S. I. Y., My Mind's Got a Mind of It's Own, Mike's Song,
> Sleeping Monkey, Mean Mr. Mustard *, Weekapaugh Groove *
>
>Makisupa, Maze, McGrupp, Melt, Man, Malkenu, Man, Mind, Mike's, Monkey,
>Mustard, oh yeah, theres no m in weekapaugh.
>
"Mustard", so everything in the second set up to that point did have an "m"
in the title..
Jim Tackett.
benjy eisen
> jse...@red.seas.upenn.edu (John Seitz) wrote:
> >I'm assuming other people noticed this, but maybe not. when trey said the
> >show was sposored by the letter M, I noticed that AL The song had the
> >letter M as the first letter. Almost as if the wat down and said, lets
> >play only songs that begin with m:
> >
> >Mustard, oh yeah, theres no m in weekapaugh.
> >
Actually there IS...this is not a joke. You're forgetting a rule
which, because I forgot the real name for it, we'll call "the silent
Bart Simponian rule of yuMMy warm and fuzzy" -- according to this
rule, Weekapaug is actually spelled like this:
"mmmmmm.....Weekapaug"
This rule has a legitimate name. The name I used for it, as stated
above, is just something I made up for it, because the original rule,
which was cast in stone in ancient Egypt, comes
STRAIGHT FROM GOD!!!!!
Mwalk Mwith Mlight My Mfriends,
Benjy
ps...so does this mean then that Weekapaug actually was written by god?
Now *that's* a groove for ya!
Mark Choh
In article <Pine.SV4.3.91.961121134147.10559A@mail>, benjy eisen
<be...@ezonline.com> wrote:
Benjy, wouldn't this be the Homer Simpsonian rule of yuMMy warM and
fuzzy? Homer's usually the one who says the line (example
"mmmmmmmm.......Amrit")
-MMark
Zack Fadem
In article <mchoh-21119...@st2158.tc.tufts.edu>,
mc...@emerald.tufts.edu says...
Weekapaug starts with a "W" and a "W" is an upside-down "M"
MZack
Dan Nooter
> Weekapaug starts with a "W" and a "W" is an upside-down "M"
...So if at the end of the Mean Mr Mustard you were so overwhelmed as to
suspend yourself by your toes from the rafters of the Kiel Center (nudity
optional), it all would have made utter and complete sense...
;^)
Dan =^)
--
"Dan, if you were any less credible, you'd be writing music reviews for The National Enquirer. You preach atop your soapbox as if you're qualified to analyze the music of one of the world's most popular bands (certainly one of its most gifted), but you instead come across as a pompous, self-serving village idiot." -- Robert H. Wieman III <wie...@wsunix.wsu.edu>
Zack Fadem
In article <dnooter-2111...@caw35.resnet.haverford.edu>,
dno...@haverford.edu says...
>
>In article <572gv7$s...@ionews.ionet.net>, fad...@ionet.net (Zack Fadem)
wrote:
>
>> Weekapaug starts with a "W" and a "W" is an upside-down "M"
>
>...So if at the end of the Mean Mr Mustard you were so overwhelmed as to
>suspend yourself by your toes from the rafters of the Kiel Center (nudity
>optional), it all would have made utter and complete sense...
>
>;^)
>
>Dan =^)
>
You saw me??? It's pretty high up there. Actually, I was hanging from one
of those St. Louis Blues banners, and not the rafters. I had a perfect view
of those dudes up in the skybox watching a basketball game from their TV.
Every once in a while, they'd look out the window to see what Phish was
playing, but it must have been a really good game.
Zack 8^)
J. Mileham
Craig Hillwig <ch...@voicenet.com> writes:
>On Thu, 21 Nov 1996, benjy eisen wrote:
>> > jse...@red.seas.upenn.edu (John Seitz) wrote:
>> > >I'm assuming other people noticed this, but maybe not. when trey said the
>> > >show was sposored by the letter M, I noticed that AL The song had the
>> > >letter M as the first letter. Almost as if the wat down and said, lets
>> > >play only songs that begin with m:
>> > >
>> > >Makisupa, Maze, McGrupp, Melt, Man, Malkenu, Man, Mind, Mike's, Monkey,
>> > >Mustard, oh yeah, theres no m in weekapaugh.
>> > >
>>
>> Actually there IS...this is not a joke. You're forgetting a rule
>> which, because I forgot the real name for it, we'll call "the silent
>> Bart Simponian rule of yuMMy warm and fuzzy" -- according to this
>> rule, Weekapaug is actually spelled like this:
>>
>> "mmmmmm.....Weekapaug"
>Its simpler than that...W is an upside down M...
no - it's even simpler than that. weekapaug follow's mike's song, as
usual. so weekapaug was also brought to us by the letter m. peace, john
benjy eisen
No no NO! I'm telling you man, it's even simpler than *that*:
Weekapaug is brought to you by God and God doesn't care if there is a
silent M before "Weekapaug" or if it's an M or a W or an MMW
it doesn't matter, because you're all equal anyway. Liberation for W's.
Ok?
Walk with light, and take sarcasm lightly too, my friends,
Benjy
Craig Hillwig
On Thu, 21 Nov 1996, benjy eisen wrote:
> > jse...@red.seas.upenn.edu (John Seitz) wrote:
> > >I'm assuming other people noticed this, but maybe not. when trey said the
> > >show was sposored by the letter M, I noticed that AL The song had the
> > >letter M as the first letter. Almost as if the wat down and said, lets
> > >play only songs that begin with m:
> > >
> > >Makisupa, Maze, McGrupp, Melt, Man, Malkenu, Man, Mind, Mike's, Monkey,
> > >Mustard, oh yeah, theres no m in weekapaugh.
> > >
>
> Actually there IS...this is not a joke. You're forgetting a rule
> which, because I forgot the real name for it, we'll call "the silent
> Bart Simponian rule of yuMMy warm and fuzzy" -- according to this
> rule, Weekapaug is actually spelled like this:
>
> "mmmmmm.....Weekapaug"
Its simpler than that...W is an upside down M...
...Make and woMan Match you Moves...
------------------
Craig Hillwig
ch...@voicenet.com
ch...@well.com
gordon sharpless
In article <Pine.SV4.3.91.961122165509.19016E-100000@mail>,
benjy eisen <be...@ezonline.com> wrote:
>On 22 Nov 1996, J. Mileham wrote:
>> Craig Hillwig <ch...@voicenet.com> writes:
>> >> Actually there IS...this is not a joke. You're forgetting a rule
>> >> which, because I forgot the real name for it, we'll call "the silent
>> >> Bart Simponian rule of yuMMy warm and fuzzy" -- according to this
>> >> rule, Weekapaug is actually spelled like this:
>> >>
>> >> "mmmmmm.....Weekapaug"
>>
>> >Its simpler than that...W is an upside down M...
>>
>> usual. so weekapaug was also brought to us by the letter m. peace, john
>
>No no NO! I'm telling you man, it's even simpler than *that*:
>Weekapaug is brought to you by God and God doesn't care if there is a
>silent M before "Weekapaug" or if it's an M or a W or an MMW
>it doesn't matter, because you're all equal anyway. Liberation for W's.
>Ok?
>
>Walk with light, and take sarcasm lightly too, my friends,
>Benjy
Are we oppressing W's now, too?
Equality for all letters of the alphabet!!
Now!!
Marching on 'W'ashington, Gordon