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Ronsworld.org

[herichon]

Maybe not so meaningful, but it seems that Ron always uses song titles as the titles for his blog entries...

"Crazy" - several artists, from Patsy Cline to Aerosmith
"It's a Mistake" - Men at Work
"How Soon is Now" - The Smiths (covered by Love Spit Love among others)
"Somewhere Out There" - from "An American Tail", sung by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram
"And She Was" - Talking Heads
"Nowhere Man" - Beatles
"Pick a little talk a little" - from "The Music Man", written by Meredith Wilson
"Love is All Around" - Trogs, REM, others
"Don't Worry Be Happy" - Bobby McFerrin of course
"Violently Happy" - Bjork

Quite an eclectic taste in music, has our Ron. There are more but I am getting sleepy and the more I look at this the less I think it's anything other than Ron being clever... unless someone else is seeing something I am missing...

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[spaceboy]

Ron seems to be quite the ARG fan. I too have emailed him and am waiting for a reply.

[sequoya]

O_O I'm shocked at our Ron. Yes, he may look reasonably hot in the photos but how rude is he in the entries! Ha ha!

[Fi]

How could you forget Wet, Wet, Wet?!! Outrageous!

Or maybe you were spared that awful rendition of Love Is All Around which stayed Number 1 for, like, EVAR!

[Guest]

If you check Ron's blog, at the left side is the menu bar with all the links. Click the About Me link. According to IE, the link should lead to www.ronsworld.org/bio.html. It is dead...

Is it strange that some-one who has a killer-website with awesome flash-works, and who has been working as a computer-guru and is working as a webmaster can't keep track of his own website or am I just seeing ghosts where none is to be found?

EDIT:
According to later messages, just my computer that is f**cked up as usual

[jamesd]

BTK, I used the "About Me" link and it worked. It takes you to a Flash intro, then on to Ron's main page.

[konamouse]

For the record. I did not offer to sleep with him, just ask if there was anything I could do (i.e. submit to TT was the intention) to be accepted as an Online Advisor. If he choose to take it as an offer of a good roll in the hay, well, that's his fantasy (for which I was willing to sacrifice myself in the name of furthering this game).

[StercusMaximus]

[herichon]

[The Watcher]

Wow I'm surprised he so openly talks about ARGs, considering he is a character in one.

[konamouse]

It gives this ARG a whole new dimension

And, his love of puzzles - still keeps me thinking about those song titles. I wish I knew more about music and albums. Maybe the titles of the albums from which these songs come from? Or the names of the artists?

[wvlf_prower]

Maybe it's a list of numbers. Find the artist's name, find the album, find the track number.

[Lobo]

[dmax]

Here's the complete list of song titles (don't forget to work backwards on the list of entries):

"Crazy" - several artists, from Patsy Cline to Aerosmith
"It's a Mistake" - Men at Work
"How Soon is Now" - The Smiths (covered by Love Spit Love among others)
"Somewhere Out There" - from "An American Tail", sung by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram
"And She Was" - Talking Heads
"Nowhere Man" - Beatles
"Pick a little talk a little" - from "The Music Man", written by Meredith Wilson
"Love is All Around" - Trogs, REM, others
"Don't Worry Be Happy" - Bobby McFerrin
"Violently Happy" - Bjork
"Working for the Weekend" - Loverboy
"Hopping Down the Bunny Trail"
"Welcome to the Jungle" - Guns N Roses
"Dip dip dip dip get a job..." - Silhouettes
"Just Like Starting Over" - John Lennon