Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

It's not the classes that I dislike, it's the homework that comes along with them.

Except for my religion class all of my classes are in the HFAC.

Darth Fedora wrote:I've got two upper-level biologies, two lower-level physics, two religions, and two musics (but one of them's marching bizzand). 17 credits total!

I have a friend in the marching band, I think she plays Trombone.

Nanti-SARRMM wrote:

Darth Fedora wrote:I've got two upper-level biologies, two lower-level physics, two religions, and two musics (but one of them's marching bizzand). 17 credits total!

I have a friend in the marching band, I think she plays Trombone.

I have a friend there too; he plays trumpet.

Naazju wrote:

Nanti-SARRMM wrote:

Darth Fedora wrote:I've got two upper-level biologies, two lower-level physics, two religions, and two musics (but one of them's marching bizzand). 17 credits total!

I have a friend in the marching band, I think she plays Trombone.

I have a friend there too; he plays trumpet.

Yo tambien.

Nanti-SARRMM wrote:

Darth Fedora wrote:I've got two upper-level biologies, two lower-level physics, two religions, and two musics (but one of them's marching bizzand). 17 credits total!

I have a friend in the marching band, I think she plays Trombone.

Me too... Except my friend isn't in the BYU marching band, and she doesn't play trombone... but hey! It's close, right?

Naazju wrote: I have a friend there too; he plays trumpet.

Hey! Me too! I wonder if they know each other! ;D

Fredjikrang wrote:It's not the classes that I dislike, it's the homework that comes along with them.

Oh yes... that. That stuff I didn't do tonight because I was too busy doing other stuff. : P

bobtheenchantedone wrote:

Fredjikrang wrote:It's not the classes that I dislike, it's the homework that comes along with them.

Oh yes... that. That stuff I didn't do tonight because I was too busy doing other stuff. : P

And it doesn't help when roommates pull out the xbox and invite you to play halo. It's kind of counter productive.

Nanti-SARRMM wrote:

bobtheenchantedone wrote:

Fredjikrang wrote:It's not the classes that I dislike, it's the homework that comes along with them.

Oh yes... that. That stuff I didn't do tonight because I was too busy doing other stuff. : P

And it doesn't help when roommates pull out the xbox and invite you to play halo. It's kind of counter productive.

Or when your family pulls out the Wii in your study room.

Fredjikrang wrote:

Naazju wrote: I have a friend there too; he plays trumpet.

Hey! Me too! I wonder if they know each other! ;D

I hear the trumpet section is the largest section this year. 33 members and all that. Who knows?

And to think that Rating Pending wants to get rid of marching bands...

Yeah, that actually didn't really bother me. I mean, let's face it: marching bands are kind of futile. The crowds at football games would get just as pumped up by peppy canned music over the loudspeakers as they do by peppy live music. And a very, very small minority of the crowd actually cares about halftime and pregame shows. But I don't do marching band to provide other people with enjoyment; I do it because I like it and I have fun doing it whether other people have fun watching or not.
But I am interested in knowing why RP has such a chip on his shoulder...

You know, RP said that if he was formally invited and had a reason to be on the mb, he would come. Should we formally invite him to come tell us why he is so against marching band?

As for me, 's in my blood. I may not be in one right now, but BYU marching band was where my parents met and I was born while they were both still in marching band. Merely hearing a marching band or seeing some people in uniform stirs my blood. Which sounds kinda odd...

bobtheenchantedone wrote:You know, RP said that if he was formally invited and had a reason to be on the mb, he would come. Should we formally invite him to come tell us why he is so against marching band?

We can use this user name as incentive too!

sk8trboyz89 wrote: We can use this user name as incentive too!

I think oblivion is too good. How about Dante's inferno; the nintht layer of the Abyss?

I may not be in one right now, but BYU marching band was where my parents met

Ditto-ish. That is where I met my hubby- we sat next to each other on the bus ride to Graceland during the Liberty Bowl trip. The funny thing is there is another couple in my ward who ALSO met in the BYU Marching Band. It works!

TheAnswerIs42 wrote:

I may not be in one right now, but BYU marching band was where my parents met

Ditto-ish. That is where I met my hubby- we sat next to each other on the bus ride to Graceland during the Liberty Bowl trip. The funny thing is there is another couple in my ward who ALSO met in the BYU Marching Band. It works!

When I first read your post, I didn't bother to read the quote part, assuming that you were referring to the previous post. Imagine my reaction!

Giovanni Schwartz wrote: When I first read your post, I didn't bother to read the quote part, assuming that you were referring to the previous post. Imagine my reaction!

The abyss; no longer just for eternal damnation - now does weddings.

Giovanni Schwartz wrote:

TheAnswerIs42 wrote:

I may not be in one right now, but BYU marching band was where my parents met

Ditto-ish. That is where I met my hubby- we sat next to each other on the bus ride to Graceland during the Liberty Bowl trip. The funny thing is there is another couple in my ward who ALSO met in the BYU Marching Band. It works!

When I first read your post, I didn't bother to read the quote part, assuming that you were referring to the previous post. Imagine my reaction!

I did that too.