[US] American players

[CombatCat2 248]

My completely perfect, action packed rankup:

[aquafurgle1 95]

why are there non americans here :/

[trombone_ftw 734]

why are there non americans here :/

Furgle!!!

[HTownMizzouFan 1,388]

why are there non americans here :/

cause even non americans like america

[duck100101 965]

Edited May 18, 2015 by duck100101

[genak138 950]

'MURICA

Edited May 18, 2015 by genak138

[genak138 950]

So I'm allowed to take a band class instead of P.E. in school so that I have room for another elective. Therefore, I didn't exercise all year. Then, a few days ago, everybody who took band or choir instead of P.E. had to take a Physical Fitness Test. This included running a mile

 

 

 

And the sad thing is that I was in first by about 20 seconds .-.

[trombone_ftw 734]

So I'm allowed to take a band class instead of P.E. in school so that I have room for another elective. Therefore, I didn't exercise all year. Then, a few days ago, everybody who took band or choir instead of P.E. had to take a Physical Fitness Test. This included running a mile

 

 

 

And the sad thing is that I was in first by about 20 seconds .-.

(warning: CAPS)

 

BAND IS LIFEEEE

 

[CombatCat2 248]

So I'm allowed to take a band class instead of P.E. in school so that I have room for another elective. Therefore, I didn't exercise all year. Then, a few days ago, everybody who took band or choir instead of P.E. had to take a Physical Fitness Test. This included running a mile

 

 

 

And the sad thing is that I was in first by about 20 seconds .-.

I have to do both...

 

But you made the right choice by doing band :D

[genak138 950]

(warning: CAPS)

 

BAND IS LIFEEEE

 

Indeed it is, I'm doing marching band next year B)

 

I have to do both...

 

But you made the right choice by doing band :D

:D

There was another reason I took band instead of P.E. besides having room for another elective. I'm too lazy to do P.E. :/ I hate exercise when I'm not doing it, it feels kind of good afterwards though -_-

[trombone_ftw 734]

Indeed it is, I'm doing marching band next year B)

 

same :D practice starts next month for me

[CombatCat2 248]

Indeed it is, I'm doing marching band next year B)

 

:D

There was another reason I took band instead of P.E. besides having room for another elective. I'm too lazy to do P.E. :/ I hate exercise when I'm not doing it, it feels kind of good afterwards though -_-

same :D practice starts next month for me

Come on guys, I've been marching with the band for 3 years now....

And I have to march on Monday for Memorial Day.... <_<

[genak138 950]

Well, sorry, I would have been in marching band last year, but my mom did some pretty stupid things that got in the way :(

[CombatCat2 248]

Well, sorry, I would have been in marching band last year, but my mom did some pretty stupid things that got in the way :(

You're lucky. I hate marching. It's always 85ºF and sunny or 35ºF and raining, there is no in between...

Concert band (and jazz band) is way better than marching band.

[genak138 950]

Well, in my school (I don't know about yours), marching band and jazz band are just extra. Jazz band has an extra period in school for it, and marching band is after school on certain days. In order to be in one of them, you have to be in either the medium level or advanced level band.

And in my area, the weather is changing so much. My town is called "The Land of Four Seasons," but I think that anywhere within 20 miles should be called "The Land of 100 Seasons," that's how much it changes. So there are a lot of in-betweens :lol:

[trombone_ftw 734]

You're lucky. I hate marching. It's always 85ºF and sunny or 35ºF and raining, there is no in between...

Concert band (and jazz band) is way better than marching band.

I live in Arizona. Practice is next month, June... 110 degrees mate. It's the band 'family,' that's why I'm doing it. 

Also, it's an excuse to spend more time with a, em, certain saxophone player... ^_^

[genak138 950]

:lol:

Don't forget though, he lives on the East Coast (at least I assume, as he always says things in Eastern Time. If I'm wrong, sorry) where it's way more humid. And since sweating doesn't work nearly as well to cool you off, it feels way hotter. My dad was in Florida once at a game, and he was sweating all over. He was thinking "Wow, it's so hot, it must be at least 110 degrees!" It was 85 degrees :mellow:

Sometimes living in a desert in the middle of nowhere has it's advantages :P

Edited May 21, 2015 by genak138

[trombone_ftw 734]

:lol:

Don't forget though, he lives on the East Coast (at least I assume, as he always says things in Eastern Time. If I'm wrong, sorry) where it's way more humid. And since sweating doesn't work nearly as well to cool you off, it feels way hotter. My dad was in Florida once at a game, and he was sweating all over. He was thinking "Wow, it's so hot, it must be at least 110 degrees!" It was 85 degrees :mellow:

Sometimes living in a desert in the middle of nowhere has it's advantages :P

Well, I agree. I love heat actually, I can't stand humidity.

[genak138 950]

Wow, I got a bunch of pictures from over 5 sources because I wanted to show something, then Tanki said "You are not allowed to use that image extension" :mellow:

[CombatCat2 248]

Well, in my school (I don't know about yours), marching band and jazz band are just extra. Jazz band has an extra period in school for it, and marching band is after school on certain days. In order to be in one of them, you have to be in either the medium level or advanced level band.

And in my area, the weather is changing so much. My town is called "The Land of Four Seasons," but I think that anywhere within 20 miles should be called "The Land of 100 Seasons," that's how much it changes. So there are a lot of in-betweens :lol:

For us marching is required while jazz is extra. If marching was optional, we wouldn't have a marching band...

And we live in the land of 365 seasons, our weather is different every day...

 

I live in Arizona. Practice is next month, June... 110 degrees mate. It's the band 'family,' that's why I'm doing it. 

Also, it's an excuse to spend more time with a, em, certain saxophone player... ^_^

:lol:

Don't forget though, he lives on the East Coast (at least I assume, as he always says things in Eastern Time. If I'm wrong, sorry) where it's way more humid. And since sweating doesn't work nearly as well to cool you off, it feels way hotter. My dad was in Florida once at a game, and he was sweating all over. He was thinking "Wow, it's so hot, it must be at least 110 degrees!" It was 85 degrees :mellow:

Sometimes living in a desert in the middle of nowhere has it's advantages :P

Yes, and humidity is only worse when you're surrounded by lakes...

[HTownMizzouFan 1,388]

:lol:

Don't forget though, he lives on the East Coast (at least I assume, as he always says things in Eastern Time. If I'm wrong, sorry) where it's way more humid. And since sweating doesn't work nearly as well to cool you off, it feels way hotter. My dad was in Florida once at a game, and he was sweating all over. He was thinking "Wow, it's so hot, it must be at least 110 degrees!" It was 85 degrees :mellow:

Sometimes living in a desert in the middle of nowhere has it's advantages :P

just imagine over 100 with high humidity. thats what its like in houston

[genak138 950]

just imagine over 100 with high humidity. thats what its like in houston

Houston... Houston..... Isn't that in Vermont? :mellow:

 

 

 

: P

[CombatCat2 248]

Houston... Houston..... Isn't that in Vermont?  :mellow:

Alaska nub...

 

: P

You knew that.

Edited May 23, 2015 by CombatCat2

[deadtoyou 2,502]

'Course he did.

[genak138 950]

You knew that.

Way to state the obvious :lol: