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Get the motor running and go out in support of your local band camp bag pipe band, which just might be good enough to compete in a local highland games.
(Caber toss anyone?)
(Caber toss anyone?)
Highland games competitions will be held in the intermissions between marching band competitions, the reverse of what you'd expect to see anywhere outside of band camp.
Outside of band camp, my hobbies and interests include catfish noodling, my Ronco Bottle and Jar Cutter, and Shakespeare's problem plays.
Shakespeare's problem plays are still playing out today on a smaller scale on "Dr. Phil" and "Oprah".
"Dr. Phil" and "Oprah" are shows that I have never watched although I would be inclined to tune in if the hosts were to engage in a little tag team wrestling with Maury Povich and Tyra Banks.
Maury Povich and Tyra Banks do it to different degrees, but they both profit from baby mama dramas.
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Baby mama dramas are rarely seen at band camp and are never accompanied by bang pipe bands, unless the Dropkick Kennedy's are around.
Around these parts we enjoy a rousing session of allnight bagpipe jams, but I don't think I've ever heard of anyone around here playing the bang pipes.
is that a regional thing?
is that a regional thing?
The bang pipes are banging and if you listen very hard, you'll hear them banging for you.
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For you and only for you, the bagpipes skirrl.
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Marilyn Monroe's dress blew into her face as did her marriage to Joe DiMaggio.
Joe DiMaggio in his prime was one of the greatest players in NY Yankee history but today's band camp kids probably have no knowledge of his baseball career or his post-baseball stint as the TV pitchman for Mr. Coffee.
Mr. Coffee machines are at the end of the waffle station in the TFWG Breakfast Nook.
16 machines: no waiting!
16 machines: no waiting!
The TFWG Breakfast Nook is a place for getting breakfast...not nookie.
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Nookie is often impossible, even in the band camp cove-o-love, when the bagpipe band is marching.
Bagpipe band is marching this summer in the TFWG Power Band Camp Parade of Nightly Honor every weeknight at the 11 p.m. closing ceremonies!
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At the 11 p.m. closing ceremonies the Official Band Camp Pipers will play my personal favorite, Flowers of the Forest.