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I never heard of supernatural as a tv show, but I have heard of Jeff Beck, Stevie Wonder and SRV. rock on

@jebeja If you only want to get around in your house and your house doesn't have carpet, sure. But if you want a wheel chair that goes over gravel, grass, etc. you need to step up to at least a Quickie, Permobil or Bounder type wheel chair.

@justakeener Ed has been replaced by YouTube

@bagoobie hmmmm where should I start? The Flags in this band are 2nd alternates. meaning if you don't get to stand at attention at the sidelines as 1st alternates, you have to grab a flag and humiliate yourself on the field while holding on to a flag while yelling, "I play flag! I play Flag!"

thanks for posting cjams

I think the worst all time is every comedy done after 1981 has some kind of testicle smashing. Either getting kicked, hit or lands on.

Can you imagine trying to judge hits?

This really outstanding band didn't need a show choir. Don't get me wrong. This was an outstanding drill, musically arranged band and executed very well. However, I'm not into show choirs with marching band accompaniment. Bring back marching band to marching bands.

@weatherlou I thought it was MxuL. Would like to see something besides a follow me drill with a flag circle jerk off to the side. But hey. Texas has George Bush and that crazy man governor so this is probably an upgrade.

@HiThereSOS2 Tuba

oooo reverse camel toe

@meggerrrzzzz As an OU 110 Marching alumnus, thank you. From an historic perspective, in 1967, OU's MB used the Spartan MB as a model in it's change from what it was prior. From those early days of that style, they of course evolved over the decades as has the Spartan band. Both very go...

@frenkelo shhhhh It's Big Bird in disguise.

Per the notes below the video, Richard Berry is the originator of the song, not the Kingsmen.

Somewhere Burt is smiling. This is heavenly.

Mine says 138, which makes it even that much closer. This is an outstanding performance. I love how people that can't play it at 104 say this is too fast.

@bailesie Actually the "tradition" of "duos" goes back to 1973 with the timbales. Then and prior to that the tenor part was a single instrument played in the same position as a bass drum is played. Someone else will have to speak as to when the single tenor was dropped and duo tenors were a...

too bad this wasn't recorded using a Mac. The quality sounds like a Texas Instrument hand held calculator of the very early 80s.

well said AcH. Let me add that at the moment, the supporting cast is good in Cleveland as the Cavaliers are in 1st place and South Beach Heat not so much.

Not a Giants fan, but a fan of this guys for many decades. What a touching moment.