CAKES

Ace, without me getting suicidal, could you give the color guard numbers?

Antoine was the judge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No further comment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

probably a 4th sop. or a plug!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What amazes me about all this, unless I'm mistaken, YEA has been involved with other Corps before, including a previous D.C.A. Champion. I don't recall any of these Corps all of a sudden reaping all these benefits that everyone seems to be expecting that will instantaneously change the standing of all the present member Corps of D.C.A.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think "The Blousemen" were pretty good, and probably had "HIGH SUIT", also "The Stealthmen" were highly entertaining,, I think they had "HIGH VISUAL" although it was a bit difficult to see most of their show!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If I ever did, I'd probably have to use a walker!!!!!!!!!!

Post is for you Donny, thought you could use a chuckle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Donny, There's a rumor circulating that since you're one of his biggest fans, and his numbers are abit low this year, that "Brigadier General" Tardy maybe looking for some assistance or input from you about leading his troops on the field this jyear. Not that HE should have any problem, but I guess he figures he may as well go to the best for any suggestions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Donny, I hear that "Brigadier General" Tardy might be looking for you to help lead his troops!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

argumYou make a very good argument on your observation. Did you also happen to observe the direction change in The Hurcs percussion scores!!!!!!!

It's Tuesday, and still no review of Tom's River show. The stands had a good amount of spectators who seemed to be enjoying all the performances, so what's up, everyone tongue-tied, or should I say TYPE-tied!!!!! "CAKES"

Hi Andy,"CAKES" here. So could this have been the original cadet uni for Sun, or just the idea for it. "CAKES"

Hi all, "CAKES" here. Of course if you marched in a Corps from the Boston area, I don't think anything could top a North End Parade. They were all held on a Sunday in the summer, with the Saint being honored carried down the streets,with sheets stretched out around the bottom. At most, the parade was a 1/2 mile, but they took about 6 hours to do. By the end all that was visible on the Saint was the face, they use to tape the bills like streamers from head to toe. We used to have to stop at every corner to play while they put more money on the statue, then form a line into the shrine, or club, or somebodys house, go in the front door, grab a sandweech, a shooter, and then a beer as you went out the back door, back into the line of march. This would go on all afternoon. About half way through people would start chang-ing instruments, to the point where no one was on their own. I'm saying there were times when all the drummers were playing horns and horn players were on the drums. By this time the parade powers that be just wanted lots of noise. As long as the sheets were getting full of money, they didn't seem to care. "CAKES"

Hi all, "CAKES" here. On a positive note ( I think, at least), I see that we'll be sharing our beautiful park again this year!!!!!!!!!!!!! Always great to see M.B.I. across the grass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! P.S. Hope you have a great trip out to Scrantoon!!!!!!!!! Must be gearing up right about now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Safe voyage!!! "CAKES"