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[miguelstentacle]

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[miguelstentacle]

man, that's exactly what i said when i first drank it. but then again, that's exactly what i said when i first drank maker's mark too.

[nokcha]

awesome picture, mike.

[miguelstentacle]

thanks DUDE.

[nokcha]

That is the BEST comment ever. You're too cool for school, man.

[miguelstentacle]

you know what's odd about you, LJ-wise, either you comment with three-word nothings, or you comment with an epic diatribe of neo-feminist ideals(which are quite attactive, i may add) that makes a person think too much, to a point of oblivion. but i guess such is the mind that you carry(the a-type personality quasi-lazy mind). ;) :) :|

[___swerve]

beast of burden is one of my happy songs.

[miguelstentacle]

it's a great song. totally puts me in a loungy kind of mood where i just want to sit back and read a book or stare into the sky and think about women. :D

[___swerve]

am i strong enough, am i rich enough, am i something something, i'm not too blind to seeee

i love dancing to this

[miguelstentacle]

here are some interesting facts about the song...

- this song isn't about a specific woman. sost women in Stones' songs are composites of many.

- a "beast of burden" is an animal that labors for the benefit of man, like an ox or a pack mule.

- this song could be allegorical - it was written by Keith as a kind of homage to Mick for having to carry the band while Keith was strung out on heroin: "all your sickness I can suck it up, throw it all at me, I can shrug it off."