Code Monkey Like Fritos 196
Greyjack writes "Jonathan Coulton's latest song in his thing-a-week series, Code Monkey, is an anthem for under-appreciated developers everywhere. From the song: 'Code Monkey get up get coffee / Code Monkey go to job / Code monkey have boring meeting, with boring manager Rob / Rob say Code Monkey very diligent / But his output stink / His code not functional or elegant / What do Code Monkey think?' Like virtually everything he does, he's released it under a Creative Commons license -- go forth, download, and share the goodness!" Update: 04/23 19:23 GMT by SM: Several users have also provided a torrent.
And then... (Score:5, Funny)
Wow! (Score:2, Funny)
Login Page :( (Score:5, Funny)
but his output stink
his code not functional or elegant
what do Code Monkey think
Code Monkey think maybe manager oughta write goddamn login page himself
I listened to this song just as I was reviewing my login page code for a project that's behind schedule
At least now I have a cool song to rock out to while I check my project into cvs
Re:Since when... (Score:5, Funny)
Though ironically, I'm the one at work who gripes about a lack funtionality and elegance...
code monkey server (Score:5, Funny)
mirror (Score:3, Funny)
Here's a tip code monkey (Score:4, Funny)
Re:Since when... (Score:5, Funny)
Okay, Mister I'm-pissed-off-because-my-sense-of-humour-has-gon
Re:Perfect for a hot sunny day (Score:5, Funny)
i'll have my own lyrics (Score:4, Funny)
ScuttleMonkey go to slashdot
ScuttleMonkey have boring meeting, with boring Cowboy Neal
Neal say ScuttleMonkey very diligent
But his link stink
His link not functional or elegant
as the link have been slashdott (ed)?
NEW POLICY: Simian software oursourcing (Score:5, Funny)
Due to proposed laybacks by our funding venture canabalists, all software engineer positions above the rank of "obsequious toadie" will be eliminated. This includes all over-paid, under-producing, slashdotter "code monkey" positions in the north-40 cube-farm, whose jobs will be outsourced to S-E Asian simian coders, all of whom have doctorates in object-oriented poo-flinging, and work for coconuts. Don't be mad, you brought it on yourselves -- all those "Ludicrous" mp3 files on the server. You know how much it took to settle that lawsuit? Sheesh, I coulda lost my Saleen S7.
We, the upper management, almost sincerely regret the necessity of having to announce this decision, but our personal assistant was out today, so we got stuck doing it. Well, no time to chat -- my four-some is up, so get packing. Oh, by the way, all network access has been cut off, and security is on their way with some backup bouncers from my party last night! Whew, I'm glad the shareholders are picking up the tab for that. Have fun, and if you see me on the street, let's just pretend we don't know each other.
Re:Since when... (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Someone will find a way to complain about this (Score:3, Funny)
Sigh.
Codemonkey...
Code monkey like. (Score:3, Funny)
Re:What with the piss-poor grammar on here? (Score:2, Funny)
Engrish in the spirit of Freedom!
Writing of the damaged Engrish is inducement of Great Firewall failure! China is go for many information of the "freedom" by using spelling of the internet Engrish! 31i73 breaking of the language, for great justice!!
Re:Since when... (Score:4, Funny)
Yeah... they can talk like virgin cavemen, but FUCKING cavemen... no way.
What are you doing? (Score:4, Funny)
Re:What with the piss-poor grammar on here? (Score:2, Funny)
I frequently see posts on here that use the wrong tense of verbs.
It seems that people, even ones which call themselves "educated", don't have a command of the English language.
I'm not referring to people who speak English as a second language, either.
Now I may be wrong, but I'm convinced that was meant seriously, so I feel I have to point out the many grammatical mistakes in the post. I'm not normally a grammar nazi, but I have to do something when a grammar nazi has such awful grammar.
"What with" Come on, that makes no sense. You need a verb
"piss-poor" Colloquial, okay. Not usual when you're complaining about standards of English, but okay
"on here" Bzzt! "on" is a preposition, and you follow it with an adverb ("here"). That makes as much sense as "near slowly"
"people, even ones which" The relative pronoun to refer to people is "who", not "which". Try "people, even ones who", or, better, "people, even those who"
Learn the language better before you complain about others' usage of it. Or else ignore the bad grammar. Your choice. But you can't be a grammar nazi with bad grammar.
Re:Code Monkey Lyrics (Score:5, Funny)
Code Monkey puts up with crap at work (that's pretty much par for the course). He tries to socialize with the receptionist, who turns him down. Ok. Then, he sits there and ponders the moment like some kind of weird stalker.
Glad I'm not Code Monkey then
Code Monkey look at your picture
Code Monkey concentrate
When nobody is looking
Code Monkey (it starts with "m")
Rob see Code Monkey's cube
Rob see Code Monkey's piece
Rob open up his cell phone
Rob call up the police!
Code Monkey sit in cell
Until the day he die
Rob ("f" rhymes with duck) the girl at front desk
Code Monkey only cry
I kind of dislike this song.
Re:ho hum. (Score:4, Funny)
P.S. I had to re-read your post several times and make sure there was no parent post whose context would bring it all into focus. That's how incoherent you are.
Re:What with the piss-poor grammar on here? (Score:3, Funny)
Do you know how new words in English turn up? Ever ponder why we don't speak English like in the 17th century? Yeah think about it. Standards are a great thing. Thankfully, English don't have none.
Re:What are you doing? (Score:1, Funny)