Enjoy your blowjob Charlie Poole
MichaelCarter
That is the biggest joke in drum corps history.
Is it shocking it happened in Lynn Mass ?
Is it shocking that Charlie Poole, New England Grudge master, and former
instructor of the 27th Lancers was chief judge ?
Flame on novices and know nothings. I have had first hand experience at this
Grudge held by this hasbeen.
Sure, many will come on and defend the old bag. Many will ridicule me and
laugh, and dismiss me.
I can take it, I have a strong skin and a life.
Too bad Charlie, Blue Devils were just better in 1980. period.
"screw" the Devils all you want, plenty of us know your motives and you
intentions.
Integrity in judging - HA!
later sheep, follow the rest of the flock
Mike
BACROCKS
CANT YOU ACCEPT THAT DEVS DRUMLINE SUCKS THIS YEAR!!!
Wacmac2
>
>CANT YOU ACCEPT THAT DEVS DRUMLINE SUCKS THIS YEAR!!!
Again, a TENTH of a point is a "big can of whoop ass"? I can understand you're
a BAC fan, but that second statement really shows how CLUELESS you are and only
belittles BAC's accomplishment.
Corpsguard
but who are you to flame one of the better people that DCI has. He has done a
lot more for this activity than you have.Chill OUT and keep it clean. Kids are
looking at this also
Adam
believe his judging was biased that night. If anything he has to be one of
the most unbiased judges out there. I wasn't there to see the show but I
have seen Boston's line this year, they are good but Devils line is better.
I'm sure Devils had an off night. Why put this on Charlie, he was just
doing his job. Why don't you e-mail him yourself and talk to him about it
instead of brining it here? I'm sure he would love to read what you put
here. While your at it e-mail Blue Devils and ask them about the show.
Please don't bring this crap here there is already enough of it. Congrats
to Boston's drum line. Dev's drum line I know what you guys can do, GO GET
EM'!!!
Adam
"Wacmac2" <wac...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Jeffsjetta
Charlie is a first class guy.
Shawn Hines
Thanks to BOTH drumlines for a great show.
in article 20020802180231...@mb-fk.aol.com, BACROCKS at
bacr...@aol.com wrote on 8/2/02 22:02:
Lee Rudnicki
And kudos to him for having the guts to call it as he sees it.
Shawn Hines
had nothing to do with it...
BD was ahead in musicality, and BAC was ahead in technique ... the result?
A 1/10th edge for BAC.
Really sad that you can't just congratulate the young boys for "showing up."
in article 20020802174156...@mb-df.aol.com, MichaelCarter at
revere...@aol.com wrote on 8/2/02 21:41:
Nikk Pilato
> CANT YOU ACCEPT THAT DEVS DRUMLINE SUCKS THIS YEAR!!!
Hmm....I hate to insert some intelligence into this thread, but....
If Blue Devils percussion sucks, and BAC beat the by only one
tenth, and Blue Devils will most likely finish the season ahead of them
in drums (not guaranteed, but likely), then....by your logic...doesn't BAC
percussion suck?
See, I know this is just one immature little punk, but this is the
exact reason why people were less than thrilled with BAC making the top 5
two years ago...people came out of the woodwork and started to proclaim
BAC was going to win the title...enthusiasm is great, and I love that
there is new blood in the top 12...but arrogance and conceit from a corps
that hasn't really the resume that other corps have (yet) is what makes
some people shy away from them.
And I say that with a student of mine marching this year.
Luckily, those type of posters disappeared, and there are only a
few idiots (like yourself) to make them look bad.
I for one congratulate BAC's percussion, and give a hearty "job
well done" to BD's drums as well. No doubt you will both continue to be
very good.
++
np
nikk@nikk#nospam#nakks.net
"This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
Not with a bang but a whimper"
-T.S. Eliot
Adam
Adam
"Nikk Pilato" <pila...@cmr.fsu.edu> wrote in message
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Pharis
to the Boston Crusaders as "BAC"?
"BACROCKS" <bacr...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Adam
same section I do at Grenadiers. Someone will know.
Adam
"Pharis" <char...@ga.prestige.net> wrote in message
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Mike 20H
Robert Brown
I would just say....congratulations to the Boston Crusaders for what
will most likely be a memorable night for their percussion section.
If Boston can beat Blue Devils again, it will be nothing compared to
the "first time".
Anyway, congratulations to the Boston Crusaders drum line. I'm sure a
caption win well deserved.
Rob Brown
Blue Devils 81-85
Matt
Devs in drums one night, it adds to the excitement. Unless you were at
that show and have qualitative proof that BD was superior, keep your
yap shut and go back to bitching about whatever else in life
malcontents bitch about.
And, if I remember correctly, 27 beat Devils in drums in 80. For a
thread on DCP, I checked, and if Devs had had a great drum line that
year, they would have won by over 3 points. BD won because they had
one of the great hornlines of all time - and in spite of their
drumline.
M
Melissa
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"Pharis" <char...@ga.prestige.net> wrote in message
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Ron Allard
> See, I know this is just one immature little punk, but this is the
>exact reason why people were less than thrilled with BAC making the top 5
>two years ago...people came out of the woodwork and started to proclaim
>BAC was going to win the title...enthusiasm is great, and I love that
>there is new blood in the top 12...but arrogance and conceit from a corps
>that hasn't really the resume that other corps have (yet) is what makes
>some people shy away from them.
Historically, Boston has a pretty impressive resume...
--
Ron in Vegas
mailto:ron.a...@att.net
"Because there was always something about the Skyliners...
and that music..."
- Donnie Solinger
Senior Corps History site:
http://www.SrCorps.com
Nikk Pilato
> > See, I know this is just one immature little punk, but this is the
> >exact reason why people were less than thrilled with BAC making the top 5
> >two years ago...people came out of the woodwork and started to proclaim
> >BAC was going to win the title...enthusiasm is great, and I love that
> >there is new blood in the top 12...but arrogance and conceit from a corps
> >that hasn't really the resume that other corps have (yet) is what makes
> >some people shy away from them.
> Historically, Boston has a pretty impressive resume...
Yes, I know...I was speaking more on the DCI bent...
Marty McIsaac
One, to write the heading that you did for this thread shows your total
lack of knowledge .......if you had ever spent more than a couple of hours
in Lynn, MA, you would know that there's nothing in Lynn that you would
ever want to have an intimate relationship with. This is a city without
redeeming value and has always been known as the place to go when you wanted
an illegal tattoo or an incurable social disease. It is a well known local
fact that after a Lynn rain shower, the inevitable rainbow that occurs,
is in black and white.
To suggest that anyone would even consider a blow job in this locale,
shows your complete and utter lack of regional knowledge.
Two, for all of you who continue to ask, "what does BAC stand for?"
please listen closely...........Long before they became the darlings of
DCI, the Boston Crusaders were not the toughest Drum Corps in the
city of Boston, they were the toughest group of people in the city.
In the day when local disputes were settled not with nine millimeter but
knuckles to chin, they were the baddest of the bad.
Street gangs avoided them and even local cops even gave them a wide
berth. To suggest that BAC means "Boston Area Crusaders," is ludicrous......just
ask alumnus over 40.
this moment of enlightenment has been brought to you by............
Marty McIsaac
Steve Spang
<snip>
Two, for all of you who continue to ask, "what does BAC stand for?" please listen closely...........Long before they became the darlings of DCI, the Boston Crusaders were not the toughest Drum Corps in the city of Boston, they were the toughest group of people in the city. In the day when local disputes were settled not with nine millimeter but knuckles to chin, they were the baddest of the bad.
Street gangs avoided them and even local cops even gave them a wide berth. To suggest that BAC means "Boston Area Crusaders," is ludicrous......just ask alumnus over 40.this moment of enlightenment has been brought to you by............
Marty McIsaac
Hey Marty, this is the BAC I remember meeting (nicely, of course) during our 69 tour to World Open, in Lynn, and VFW Nat's in Philly.
Corps kids have always had a difference of opinion during the heat of competition... most of us came from the streets, without the luxury of being born with a silver spoon in our mouth. Corps life was both accessible and affordable, altering forever many of our lives through it's design, structure, and discipline. Most of all *belonging* to something real.
At least we didn't settle our disputes by pulling out guns for a final solution.
--
Spang 8-)_~
Dr. Trumpet
Perhaps the read was legit.
Looks that way to me.
Slote4
finals week
Steve Spang
Huh? What in the hell has this got to do with anything?
Dr. Trumpet, out to lunch... gone fishin'.
--
Spang 8-)_~
Dr. Trumpet
Steve Spang <ssp...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> > Charlie had them in 4th a Philly last night, behind Cadets, Blue and
> > Glassmen.
> >
> > Perhaps the read was legit.
> >
> > Looks that way to me.
>
> Huh? What in the hell has this got to do with anything?
>
> Dr. Trumpet, out to lunch... gone fishin'.
Here, I 'splain it slowly.
Charlie was being criticized for putting BAC over the BD drum line. In Philly,
BAC beat them again, as well as Cadets and Glassmen.
So, even though Charlie didn't judge them in Rome, he gave a similar read in
Philly.
So, I comment that his read, as well as the other judge's read in Rome, was
legit, no cheating......... Does that help now, Spang?
Out to lunch? Only you, buddy. Follow the thread.
Steve Spang
> Out to lunch? Only you, buddy. Follow the thread.
You responded to a post of mine... which was an offshoot of the original. Follow
the thread?
Get real... Mr. Dr. Quack.
You never marched either, did you?
--
Spang 8-)_~
Jim
Mike Poche
The Other Mike.............
Steve Spang
> Hitchhiking on Steve's mention of that tour [we were in the Bellevue
> WA "Sentinels" drumline] when our buses were pulling into the Manning
> Bowl parking lot for the first day of WO prelims, the surrounding
> concrete walls had blocked off our view of anything inside up to that
> point. Then, while rounding the corner and jockeying into a parking
> spot, we were happily treated to a couple uninterrupted minutes of BAC
> doing their final drill run-through without horns or drums. Class act.
Not to mention, Jim. We stood for (what seemed like) hours on that HOT
parking lot, in the morning sun, along with 300 other corps, all in a
row, in full dress uni's...
... awaiting inspection. OK. Now do your *short show*.
Like we're at our best? Go figure. Despite our flaky solo sop (Tim) and
sloppy M&M, we could've done better than 28th. ;-)
Your drumline was tight! I was there. We all dug deep into our gut for
that one. But, environmental factors do come into play. We simply
couldn't hack the heat and humidity. (sorry)
--
Spang 8-)_~
Dr. Trumpet
Steve Spang <ssp...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> "Dr. Trumpet" wrote:
>
> > Out to lunch? Only you, buddy. Follow the thread.
>
> You responded to a post of mine... which was an offshoot of the original.
> Follow
> the thread?
Nope.
>
> Get real... Mr. Dr. Quack.
>
> You never marched either, did you?
Yep.
Wrong, again, Spankie (and I am sure I know how you got that name).
Go back to what you do best.
T.J.Burk
> Charlie had them in 4th a Philly last night, behind Cadets, Blue and Glassmen.
>
> Perhaps the read was legit.
>
> Looks that way to me.
THEIR SHOW REMINDS ME OF HIERONYMUS BOSCH HELL WING FROM THE TRIPTYCH
, THE GARDEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS, THAT I ONCE SAW IN THE PRADO MUSEUM
IN MADRID
HOW ABOUT YOU AL?
Steve Spang
> > You never marched either, did you?
>
> Yep.
When and who with?... and I don't mean the *bando* thing with HS or College.
That never was considered REAL marching.
> Wrong, again, Spankie (and I am sure I know how you got that name).
LOL... had you been around during the 60's, you may have remembered a group
called, "Spanky and Our Gang". Yea, I caught all the jokes at the time. Spanky
turned out to be a real fox... much to my delight.
> Go back to what you do best.
I'm an old time McSkin-whacker who has had the privilege to *play* with some
of the best during my life... and you have absolutely no idea what I'm talking
about, eh McTrumpet? What a maroon... ;-)
--
Spang 8-)_~
Jim
It reads like you're shouting everything!
"T.J.Burk" <usatr...@yahoo.com> wrote
Mike D.
> "Dr. Trumpet" wrote:
>
> > > You never marched either, did you?
> >
> > Yep.
>
> When and who with?... and I don't mean the *bando* thing with HS or College.
> That never was considered REAL marching.
>
Steve,
Not commenting on your continued bashing of MB above, but Al's initial
comment in this thread, while it errantly appears as a reply to you,
really does fit in to the context overall. Charlie had BAC up and then
he didn't. I think that is all Al was talking about.
> > Wrong, again, Spankie (and I am sure I know how you got that name).
>
> LOL... had you been around during the 60's, you may have remembered a group
> called, "Spanky and Our Gang". Yea, I caught all the jokes at the time. Spanky
> turned out to be a real fox... much to my delight.
>
Of course, lately she has ended up touring as Mama Cass in "Mamas and
Papas" nostalgia concerts. About the same size as Mama Cass as well.
But you are correct about the 60's. I loved her black hair and bangs.
Defintely a fox.
Mike
Jeffeory
This is not the forum to discuss this person's personal sex life... ;-)
Jeffeory
Marty McIsaac
how hot it was that day. Fortunately, we did our prelims very early before
the streets began to cook. Unfortunately, we were still a fairly young corps
and entirely outgunned that year. Never came close enough to even sniff
finals.
After we competed, I do remember though spending the entire day in the
Manning Bowl stands watching corps after corps for the entire
day.........the things you could do and see in drum corps back then for a
buck or two..........
........and yeah, most of us were scared shitless of Boston back then.
Marty McIsaac
Pembroke Imperials 66-70
Robert
> CRUSADERS GAVE YOU A BIG CAN OF WHOOP ASS
>
> CANT YOU ACCEPT THAT DEVS DRUMLINE SUCKS THIS YEAR!!!
Just read your post...saw both teams in Philly Saturday
night...excellent performances by both drumlines...Beantown crew are
the real deal--much props to RV and his staff for writing and teaching
a terrific book, and to the kids for performing a great
program...BUT--to say that BD's line sucks is not only wrong, it just
shows how much of an idiot you really are. Scott J and his crew have
these kids playing more musically than I've seen in years past, and
they play some really off-the-wall stuff, but still manage to make it
musical.
Just to give a blanket statement like you did only shows your
ignorance to how hard every line in DCI has worked to put out a
quality product. You need to (a)respect every line that performs,
whether you like them or not, (b)realize that they are out there
busting their butts to put out a quality product, (c)although they are
competing against each other, this activity is for the kids and is
supppose to be FUN, and (d)in light of recent events in our world, you
should be cheering for every team out on that field. BTW--Everlast
once said that Karma can be a (insert 2 curse words, one starts with
"M", the other "F"); you may be marching in a line, get beat by
another team, and find out that someone on the newsgroups publicly
slams your line: after all the hard work you and your fellow brothers
and sisters have put in, how would you feel? If you tell me that it
wouldn't bother you, you're a liar on top of being an idiot.
...that's my 2 cents--you owe me 10...
Dr. Trumpet
Steve Spang <ssp...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> When and who with?... and I don't mean the *bando* thing with HS or College.
> That never was considered REAL marching.
Well, in the late 70's there was a corps in Lafayette, IN that was called Star,
because for some reason Lafayette was called Star City, and held a Star City
Classic show in the summer. I did that group two years (we were never very
good, but I learned a lot about life and responsibility). It was a small corps,
probably 50 total.
In the spring of 1983, I audition (actually Thanksgiving, 1982) and made Phantom
Regiment. Went to all of the rehearsal weekend, and actually was set to go for
the summer. But, I had an opportunity to transfer to a better college, and the
choice was march corps or work a summer job to make up the difference in money
between the two schools. I had to drop out of Phantom so that I could go to the
new school, a decision that I have in some ways regretted, but in others was
glad because the education I got at that school was far better than the one I
got at the old school. But, it meant I missed out on the Summer of 1983 with
Phantom.
So, there you go. Aside from years at college, working with about 15 different
bands and writing arrangements for three different state champions in different
classes, I haven't done a thing in the activity.
Not a thing.
AL
Omar
Boston Crusaders percussion over Blue Devils. Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha !
> Is it shocking it happened in Lynn Mass ?
> Is it shocking that Charlie Poole, New England Grudge master, and former
> instructor of the 27th Lancers was chief judge ?
>
> Flame on novices and know nothings. I have had first hand experience at this
> Grudge held by this hasbeen.
> Sure, many will come on and defend the old bag. Many will ridicule me and
> laugh, and dismiss me.
> I can take it, I have a strong skin and a life.
>
> Too bad Charlie, Blue Devils were just better in 1980. period.
> "screw" the Devils all you want, plenty of us know your motives and you
> intentions.
>
> Integrity in judging - HA!
I hate to bust your bubble, but I was at the Lynn show and for
whatever reason, Charlie Poole was not the judge that night even
though he was supposed to be. The judge for the night was Peter
Furnari. So, there was no BAC/"New England Grudge Master" bias that
you speak of. Also, in Semi finals, Jeff Prosperie put them over Devs
as well, so it's not just a one time deal. Sorry.
Omar
Austin Powers
Everyone enjoys a blow job.
Jeffsjetta
>Subject: Re: Enjoy your blowjob Charlie Poole
>From: thisst...@yahoo.com (Austin Powers)
>Date: 8/14/2002 11:35 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <35228949.02081...@posting.google.com>
Wacmac2
>
>
>Everyone enjoys a blow job.
>
>
True, unless of course the dreaded teeth factor comes into play. BJ + teeth =
ouch
Jerome Kimbrough
> >
> >
>
> True, unless of course the dreaded teeth factor comes into play. BJ + teeth =
> ouch
Hey,that was the 27th response to this thread.That sux.
J:0)
....and I like a LITTLE teeth.