The shopping list for band camp victuals is posted on the website, and there is an email form for staff and faculty to add your favorite snacks.
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Your favorite snacks usually include chips, dip, pretzels and foie gras.
Foie gras will be available at the foie gras tables, located in section 4AA, near the fried products, which are wildly popular with the tuba players.
The tuba players once got into a rumble with members of the drum corps and while several instruments were damaged we are thankful that no one got hurt.
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No one got hurt because tuba players have such thick skulls.
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Someone left on a table a slightly used plate of beans and franks.
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Someone left on a table a slightly used plate of beans and franks.
Beans and franks are never served on days when there's training classes, orientations, or other times when band campers will spend a lot of the day in close quarters.
In close quarters, band camp instructors are always trained to take up a position near a large window.
Window washers know that a dry squeegee is a happy squeegee.
A happy squeegee is the sign of a windshield free from bird droppings.
Bird droppings are repelled by the finish and slide off before doing damage to the TFWG BandCamp Cruiser, which bears a striking resemblance to the Batmobile, Robin!
"To the Batmobile, Robin" was the phrase uttered right before the dynamic duo headed to the Bat Cave via the Bat Polls that were concealed behind a book case in the study of stately Wayne manor.
Stately Wayne Manor had sliding poles for Batman and Robin, but I never saw an episode where their lair held any sort of balloting.
Balloting did not take place on the Bat Poles at stately Wayne manor because it was taking place at the polls in Gotham City and just to make sure there was no ballot tampering, Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara were on hand.
Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara were on hand to monitor the balloting, otherwise the mayor of Gotham City would always be The Riddler.
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The Riddler is a fictional character that is sometimes confused with the Joker, although he riddles and the Joker jokes.
Jokes abound at TFWG's Open Mic Comedy Night.
Aunt Harriet had her good points, but she could've used some more mojo.