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Around this part of the nation, here in Central California, we are having unusually warm weather with temperatures in the mid 80s.
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Temperatures in the mid 80s have been gone for a few days around this part of the nation where there is cloudy, rainy weather today, but there are no signs of poofters.
Kenrayc beat me to that one.
@Darth: There's a scene in Finding Nemo [the children's movie about underwater life and such] where there's a shark named Bruce, and Bruce's Australian shark friends are helping him deal with a little fish-eating problem. Maybe some of the patter from that scene came from MPFC.
Wow. It's even on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX9-EMn5tsk
Kenrayc beat me to that one.
@Darth: There's a scene in Finding Nemo [the children's movie about underwater life and such] where there's a shark named Bruce, and Bruce's Australian shark friends are helping him deal with a little fish-eating problem. Maybe some of the patter from that scene came from MPFC.
Wow. It's even on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX9-EMn5tsk
Signs of poofters are usually spelled incorrectly on account of they've been drinking too much ale.
When I saw Finding Nemo with the wifey and kiddles, I did indeed think that "hello Bruce" in reference to the shark was some sort of homage to Monty Python.
When I saw Finding Nemo with the wifey and kiddles, I did indeed think that "hello Bruce" in reference to the shark was some sort of homage to Monty Python.
Ale and its alcohol-containing cohort has surely messed up the credibility of many a protest sign.
I guess I wasn't cool enough to make that MP:Nemo correlation before Darth brought it up.
Mostly because I didn't remember the MP Bruces scene, having never seen it.
Of course, that might be because I'm not as old as some o' yall, so maybe that's not so bad! ;D
I guess I wasn't cool enough to make that MP:Nemo correlation before Darth brought it up.
Mostly because I didn't remember the MP Bruces scene, having never seen it.
Of course, that might be because I'm not as old as some o' yall, so maybe that's not so bad! ;D
Messages written in shoe polish usually reach their intended goal: to be shown for 2 seconds on the tv news.
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I can keep everybody in line when armed with my naturally loud voice and a bullhorn.
[size=8pt]@quadraphonic--
Was that that Dream Works film that came out about 10 years back, with Ellen TheDeGenerate playing that amnesiac purple fish?
[size=8pt]@quadraphonic--
Was that that Dream Works film that came out about 10 years back, with Ellen TheDeGenerate playing that amnesiac purple fish?
A bullhorn is used at the start and finish of every band camp gathering.
That is correct, sir! ho ho
That is correct, sir! ho ho
Every band camp gathering begins with the Pledge of Allegiance and ends with a resounding shout of "party time".
Damian Marley sounds like a knockoff version of Bob.
A knockoff version of Bob Newhart probably wouldn't be nearly as funny as the original.
Original fixtures from band camp facilities are auctioned off at the end of the summer.
The summer session is usually the best attended of all our band camp sessions throughout the year which is why we usually have to hire extra counselors and support staff.