I finally got around to downloading a copy of Ode to Satoshi. Okay, okay, so I did it through iTunes, when really I should have done it through BitTunes. I may yet.
Anyway, that's me getting off topic on an off topic topic.
I downloaded Ode and found myself singing along to it a couple of times going to and from work. Then, a few days later I was driving my three year old son around and he said, "Sing me a song." Needless to say I sparked up Ode. He stopped me after the third line. "Wait, wait, wait. Daddy?"
"Yes?"
"Does the man wear a cape?"
"What do you mean?"
"He's a hero. Does he wear a cape?"
"I don't think so. He isn't a story."
"What does he look like?"
"Nobody knows. We don't know what he looks like, or where he lives."
"I think he lives underground."
Which I guess is kinda true.
Over the past few days he asked me to sing it several more times. Following the questions and discussions this has generated my son now refers to Ode as, "The song about the man who fixed the computers."
Works for me :)
