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I am not saying you are wrong about what you heard I am just saying from my interactions with some of their staff they will be worried when they are not in public. As it stands they also have fully functional cell phones and would probably be informed if they needed to know something right then.

According to Boo the BAC tuba is ok.

From what I know of the man running that hornline, the first thing that he is going to do is check on that member once he is out of the stands. No staff wants to see a member come off the field like that, but having someone run down from the stands isn't going to help the immediate situation.

DCI has its own medical staff on the field as well as the corps will have support staff down there too. From my experience DCI handles all issues during and usually shortly after shows.

They are. Every single staff member of every corps is their respective corps biggest fans.

Go back and watch some Troopers. Then come back and try that statement again.

I will reply to you in the manner of a man who was a staff member for a large part of my career. "Shadup and fuggin watch the show"

Whoa I really hope that was a BLOO. Otherwise some people just need to GTFO.

That hit has just enough raunch to make it great.

Cool fannetwork decides its time to start skipping right in the best moment of SCVs show. Thanks for that. Wish you had done this during crown, it wouldn't have seemed out of place.

And the most phallic visuals goes too... SCV with "outlnes everything" crown coming in a close second.

Keep looking back, memorable shows from Crown have been hard to find the past few years. in the last 5 I only remember 2009 and 2011 as having moments that stand out..

The vocal part may be the most interesting part of this show. Mostly because its the only part that can get stuck in my head. Whistling constant runs and Bb chords is hard.

It should be noted that a lot of the images placed on side 1 of the field do have meaning. There is an image of lightning, BK was struck by lightning (I don't know what year) and it sent several members to the hospital. If you watch the show two members end up standing in front of that image with hands over their hearts, then then move to the back and seem to strike poses of fear. Now there is a chance I read too much into that. It could simply be a reference to a line in the corps song 'I Go On'. The line being "When the thunder rumbles". Now that I think of it the entire show seems to be reminiscent of 'I Go On".

Never send chocolate it only melts and becomes frustrating to eat on a bus that you live on. Gummies have a similar problem but tend to be funnier when they melt together into one big multicolored blob so the members wont be so bothered. Sending Gatorade powder is good too. Other than that crackers and finger snacks make great bus food for long bus rides.