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Flah. I guess that last entry might have been a bit cryptic to those of you who aren't around me, but allow me to explain.
Last Saturday was cool. We won the game, which was awesome. Our show was in-fuckin-credible, from the footage we saw Monday of it. We stomped the Marching Illini in terms of...well, everything (except in terms of drum major-attractiveness. They win that). And we won the game, did I mention that?
Afterwards was the fun part. I know many of you other folks have had some wicked parties, but let me assure you, I don't beleive they can top the Tuba Toga Party in terms of just craziness. I didn't drink and I was still having a wonderful time watching those people that were try to wrestle each other. And rest assured, as slutty as some of the togas on Toga Day last year may have seen, you have not seen ANYTHING like what was that this party. It was great. In so many ways. And yes, I wore a toga because it was cheaper that way.
Unfortunately, I lost my keys there. But they've been found, and I should get them back.
This week is a big-stress week, since we've gotta crank out our halftime show in a week and have it perfect, since its homecoming and all sorts of alumni show up. We've gotta impress, right? Thats what gets the checkbooks open. But this weekend is gonna be looooong. Friday is gonna take forever, since we have rehersal, then the homecoming parade (3 miles of Series *shudder*), then the homecoming pep rally, then Midnight Madness at the Breslin Center (which we only stay for until 11:30). Then early morning rehersal at 7:30, game at noon, then the glorious Spartan Spectacular, in which me and Buda and the band demonstrate to the old Pep Band why exactly the U of M band can just jump on it. If you're around, try making it to one of these fine events. Spartan Spectacular should be cool, since we'll unveil our completed Rubberband Man to the entire public (The grand ledge exhibition didn't count.)
"Maybe I'll wait a month, ok? I'll tell her I was cleaning out my wallet and I came across her number, and then I'll ask if we fucked. How does that sound?"
Last Saturday was cool. We won the game, which was awesome. Our show was in-fuckin-credible, from the footage we saw Monday of it. We stomped the Marching Illini in terms of...well, everything (except in terms of drum major-attractiveness. They win that). And we won the game, did I mention that?
Afterwards was the fun part. I know many of you other folks have had some wicked parties, but let me assure you, I don't beleive they can top the Tuba Toga Party in terms of just craziness. I didn't drink and I was still having a wonderful time watching those people that were try to wrestle each other. And rest assured, as slutty as some of the togas on Toga Day last year may have seen, you have not seen ANYTHING like what was that this party. It was great. In so many ways. And yes, I wore a toga because it was cheaper that way.
Unfortunately, I lost my keys there. But they've been found, and I should get them back.
This week is a big-stress week, since we've gotta crank out our halftime show in a week and have it perfect, since its homecoming and all sorts of alumni show up. We've gotta impress, right? Thats what gets the checkbooks open. But this weekend is gonna be looooong. Friday is gonna take forever, since we have rehersal, then the homecoming parade (3 miles of Series *shudder*), then the homecoming pep rally, then Midnight Madness at the Breslin Center (which we only stay for until 11:30). Then early morning rehersal at 7:30, game at noon, then the glorious Spartan Spectacular, in which me and Buda and the band demonstrate to the old Pep Band why exactly the U of M band can just jump on it. If you're around, try making it to one of these fine events. Spartan Spectacular should be cool, since we'll unveil our completed Rubberband Man to the entire public (The grand ledge exhibition didn't count.)
"Maybe I'll wait a month, ok? I'll tell her I was cleaning out my wallet and I came across her number, and then I'll ask if we fucked. How does that sound?"