Monkey Island Music Day
Oct 15, 2007 twenty past nine am
Saturday was Monkey Island Music Day and I hope everyone celebrated it with the respect that such a long standing and culturally entrenched holiday tradition deserves. History has it that Monkey Island Music Day began over 400 years ago deep in pirate waters. For one day each year, pirates would stop plundering, drop an anchor and sing sea shanties while challenging each other to stimulating mind puzzles. Every time a pirate mispronounced the captain's name, they had to down a grog. There might even have been something about a local towns person asking a pirate to the dance, but I might be wrong about that. Someone should start a wikipedia page, you know, to get the facts straight.
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Posted by Andrew Durdin on Oct 15, 2007 ten to eleven am
Posted by Henrik Sorensen on Oct 15, 2007 twenty five to noon
Posted by gnome on Oct 15, 2007 twenty to noon
Posted by Alex on Oct 15, 2007 quarter to noon
Yohoo yohoo...
The head's bone connected to the... leg bone...
Posted by JB on Oct 15, 2007 half past noon
There, that's yet another good idea for your next MI, Ron.
Posted by DropOratPart on Oct 16, 2007 quarter to noon
Next MI?
Ron?
Posted by Asado on Oct 15, 2007 twenty past one pm
Posted by Kroms on Oct 15, 2007 quarter to four pm
Monkey Island Music Day: The Nights Ye'll Never Remember, With the Tunes Ye'll Never Forget.
Posted by Sam on Oct 15, 2007 quarter to five pm
Posted by Dirk on Oct 15, 2007 twenty five past five pm
Posted by Sam on Oct 16, 2007 ten past seven pm
Posted by Dirk on Oct 23, 2007 ten past two pm
Posted by LipeCau on Oct 16, 2007 ten to eight am
Posted by Alex on Oct 16, 2007 half past ten am
And if you'll listen to me gab, I'll tell you why I admire it.
Plunder, Plunder, how I wonder how'd you get so doggone pretty? home to sailors, barbers, tailors and Puerto Pollo, your capitol city...
Posted by sebastys on Oct 16, 2007 twenty past four pm
The RIAA has suspende the event.It seems to be a copyright problem.
Now all the rights belongs to another company.
You must pay in order to sing or celebrate this event.
YOU CAN NOT CELEBRATE THIS ANYMORE OR SING IT.
LAW Problems.
Thank you in advance.
(also the words Monkey and Pirate seems to be into a copyright conflict, you should not use it anymore in this page or sing it.)
Posted by oznerol on Oct 17, 2007 twenty five past six am
sorry on the low level of the joke, today i feel idiot and for some reason I think someone should pay for it
Posted by Someone on Oct 17, 2007 two pm
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You are a Monkey!
Erase this Ron.
Posted by maurizio on Oct 18, 2007 five to four am
http://www.randomassembly.com/RA/2007/01/10/and-ghost-pirates-too/
Posted by RLacey on Oct 18, 2007 twenty five past three pm
It's interesting how often someone does.
Posted by Rachel J. Morris on Oct 18, 2007 quarter past nine pm
I should try that sometime, though. ;P
Posted by Surtur brood on Oct 19, 2007 half past four am
You fucxxing bastard...
Posted by oznerol on Oct 19, 2007 six am
it's now around 12 years he's planning the sequel
it's a very long and complicate story full of intricate quests and incomprehensible sword fighting insults, you know...
Posted by roma da scoprire on Oct 22, 2007 quarter to eight am
Posted by The Gaffer on Oct 22, 2007 ten to ten am
As episodic gaming works with Adventure games release MI episodes and the beauty of this is that they don't all have to centre on Guybrush, Ron could flesh out some of the other MI cast ie go back into Carla's past and tell us about what happened between her and Captain Smirk, Stans rise through the ranks to own his own used boat yard, how meathook began to fear parrots etc
Would be great and would add masses to the MI universe.
(Apologies if this has been suggested elsewhere but meh!)
Posted by Hot Karl on Oct 22, 2007 quarter to eleven am
Posted by Chuck on Oct 23, 2007 five past eleven am
Well, for me that day is every working day. The MI soundtrack is played at least once a day while programming! (MI2 midi being my favourite, followed by MI3 and MI4)
Chuck, the Argentine pirate.
Posted by Smart houses on Oct 26, 2007 twenty five to six am
Posted by Animae on Oct 26, 2007 quarter past six am