In edduard’s absence…from “The Eyes of Texas are Upon You,” and I have no idea who wrote it.
The I’s of Hitty are upon us
Watch her slam and bang
The I’s of Hitty are upon us
Always sturm und drang.
Always speaking in third person
Four beats to the bar.
The I’s of Hitty are upon us,
In every strip so far.
The I’s of Hitty are upon him.
Moustachio must have heard.
The I’s of Hitty are upon him,
Can Ramshambler spare a word?
Do not think he can escape her,
For a coffee date.
The I’s of Hitty are upon him.
So for him, it might be too late.
Then Hitty shows Moustachio her etchings. Which are on a seldom-seen part of her chassis, done with battery acid by a crazed scrimshaw-bot who claims he sailed with Captain Nemo.
“The Eyes of Texas are Upon You” was written in 1903 by John Sinclair. It is set to the only-slightly-older “I’ve Been Working on the Railroad,” which was first published in the 1890s.
There are rumors that the Texas song came from the Civil War, but that’s unlikely for a variety of reasons, one of which is that there are lines in the song [including the title] which parody a particular a particular University of Texas president.
Yes, that illegal operation would be victimless crime, since the error code implies
1) That hitting is her only joy
2) That there is no concept in her programming for any other pleasure besides hitting.
That explains a lot about the coffee line. It does not explain the “Tee hee.”
Well… I’d hit that…
More likely that would hit you, I think.
Hitting will be involved though. I say that makes it a hit!
Find out how she feels about decorative popcorn tins…
She prefers them flattened…
And later they might hit uglies.
But they don’t actually have any xD
For shame! Having seen the power of “service is my only joy” we really shouldn’t fall for this sort of thing anymore, should we now…
In edduard’s absence…from “The Eyes of Texas are Upon You,” and I have no idea who wrote it.
The I’s of Hitty are upon us
Watch her slam and bang
The I’s of Hitty are upon us
Always sturm und drang.
Always speaking in third person
Four beats to the bar.
The I’s of Hitty are upon us,
In every strip so far.
The I’s of Hitty are upon him.
Moustachio must have heard.
The I’s of Hitty are upon him,
Can Ramshambler spare a word?
Do not think he can escape her,
For a coffee date.
The I’s of Hitty are upon him.
So for him, it might be too late.
Very nice, especially working in the German! Though the author may be researchable, you can always do ‘traditional folk’ for attribution.
What can I say? I needed a rhyme for “bang”…
Strictly speaking, the melody is I’ve Been Working on the Railroad, itself by that great composer Anonymous, and the words you used as a model were written by John Lang Sinclair after a request from Lewis Johnson – http://lhb.music.utexas.edu/history/songs/
(Wikipedia is a wonderful thing)
Then Hitty shows Moustachio her etchings. Which are on a seldom-seen part of her chassis, done with battery acid by a crazed scrimshaw-bot who claims he sailed with Captain Nemo.
It would not surprise me in the slightest to find out that was an actual thing among mad tech bots, kind of like tattoos or henna designs.
An illegal operation on an empty set… Is that the programming equivalent of a victimless crime?
It is also the robot equivalent of what goes on in Mel’s mind. “Hit, Hit, Hit” insteal of Kill, Kill, Kill. Hmmm… I wonder if there are robot sprites?
All of Hitty’s sprites say “Hit, Hit, Hit!”, except for one that says “HIT! HIT! HIT! HIT!”
That’s the one she listens to the most.
“The Eyes of Texas are Upon You” was written in 1903 by John Sinclair. It is set to the only-slightly-older “I’ve Been Working on the Railroad,” which was first published in the 1890s.
There are rumors that the Texas song came from the Civil War, but that’s unlikely for a variety of reasons, one of which is that there are lines in the song [including the title] which parody a particular a particular University of Texas president.
Yes, that illegal operation would be victimless crime, since the error code implies
1) That hitting is her only joy
2) That there is no concept in her programming for any other pleasure besides hitting.
That explains a lot about the coffee line. It does not explain the “Tee hee.”
Ah.
Ah… Double square brackets… Somehow that is so relevant to me as I’m studying BASH shell scripting.
Gerbils latest attempt to destroy humanity-
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-31588671
That wasn’t a bad attempt