Stones
I saw the Rolling Stones last night in Charlottesville.
All I can say is...I really hope I can run around a stage for 2 hours girating and rocking out when I'm in my mid-sixties. Damn!
All I can say is...I really hope I can run around a stage for 2 hours girating and rocking out when I'm in my mid-sixties. Damn!
posted by DC Cookie @ 12:18 PM
12 Comments:
At October 07, 2005 12:45 PM,
Anonymous said…
Given your previoius posting, I still find it funny that you didn't know what the classic song "Brown Sugar" was all aboot.
(just trying out the new Canadian accent, eh?)
At October 07, 2005 1:00 PM,
A Unique Alias said…
Snort a couple of fat rails of blow just before getting out under those lights and you'll do just fine.
At October 07, 2005 1:04 PM,
DC Cookie said…
Yeah, maybe Mick read my blog before he went on stage...
The accent suits you! Meow!
At October 07, 2005 1:05 PM,
Kathryn Is So Over said…
A man I work with, who's about 40, went to see the Stones in DC the other night. He was complaining of being kind of tired, possibly too tired to enjoy the show, as he left to head to MCI. The next day, he was also saying how amazing they are at their age. I have no impulse control, so I said, to this very fit, avid runner father of two: "Oh yeah? They have at least 20 years on you... and you were worried you'd be too tired to sit and watch them. Wow!"
At October 08, 2005 2:48 AM,
Anonymous said…
ok, cookie.. so, off point, although, I'm depending on you to explain to what Canadian Thanksgiving is on Monday
At October 08, 2005 3:54 AM,
Anonymous said…
Yes, all of them have [drug] works older than you. Mick has this lovely chrome number from the NHS from the 60's. Nostalgic fellas, the lot of 'em. They have to be really, none can be sure how long thier memories will hold up. I mean after all look at Ozzie... Cheers, 'VJ'
At October 08, 2005 9:59 PM,
kris said…
I would consider it a feat if I could still blog at that age. :)
At October 09, 2005 2:11 PM,
DC Cookie said…
Canadian Thanksiving = celebration of the harvest. It's earlier than American Thanksgiving because it gets colder a little faster...
At October 10, 2005 4:24 PM,
Washington Cube said…
Well..Keith Richard et al have had total blood transfusions over time, particularly during the
Sticky Fingers /Exile in Villefranche/Heroin years, so all of those Dr. Feelgood cures must be doing some good.
Washington Cube Was Here. #287
At October 11, 2005 11:53 AM,
VP of Dior said…
i am very very jealous!
At October 11, 2005 2:17 PM,
DC Cookie said…
This isn't age-ism, it's a cold hard fact. There aren't many people that age who have that kind of energy - especially after years of debauchery and drug abuse. Period. I'm giving mad props where props are due.
At October 11, 2005 2:26 PM,
Anonymous said…
You know Jagger stopped by Modern last wed night and party with some us regular folks, a awesome legend indeed.
Josh B.
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