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So, kinda neat...

Post by Freak » Sat Oct 15, 2011 9:56 pm

I was watching MLB Texas vs. Detroit tonight, and the person they had chose to sing "God Bless America" was from Vocal Majority. My ears perked up and I blurted out, "Hey! I know about that group!"

Good singer, too. Just kinda caught me by surprise.


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Post by ktulu » Sat Oct 15, 2011 10:05 pm

Freak wrote:I was watching MLB Texas vs. Detroit tonight, and the person they had chose to sing "God Bless America" was from Vocal Majority. My ears perked up and I blurted out, "Hey! I know about that group!"

Good singer, too. Just kinda caught me by surprise.
There was a shout out on Facebook from someone as well ;)

ANOTHER CRUZ HOMERUN!!!!

Sorry, just happened ;)


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Post by February » Sun Oct 16, 2011 12:23 am

Oh, the poor Tigers *groan*...

but yeah, I heard 'Vocal Majority' and I almost jumped outta my chair! I said to March "That's Wombat's group!!!"

very cool indeed. Wish it had been Wombat though!

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Post by darph nader » Sun Oct 16, 2011 9:34 am

Drats,I missed it. :(
The dog decided 'he' wanted to go outside and play. (missed most of the game too) :mad:


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Post by ktulu » Sun Oct 16, 2011 11:42 am

darph nader wrote:Drats,I missed it. :(
The dog decided 'he' wanted to go outside and play. (missed most of the game too) :mad:
I missed the epic third inning. The rest of the game was good though :)


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Post by BRWombat » Tue Oct 18, 2011 10:57 am

Sorry, I've been away a few days, but yep, Michael Borts is a front-row guy in the VM with me. Stands not to far away from me on the risers. Very nice guy, too, if a bit quirky -- goes by the nickname "Beatnik Mike" and likes to create haikus for any situation. Great voice, though! And we were very happy about the shout-out on national TV!

As I posted on FB, the Dallas Cowboys should learn from this. The Rangers had a VM guy sing, and they won the game and are on to the World Series. The Mavericks had a VM quartet, Acoustix, sing the National Anthem in Game 5; they won the game and went on to win the championship.

It's been years since the Cowboys have had the VM out to sing the National Anthem -- and years since they went to the Super Bowl. Coincidence? I think not! :D:


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Post by Big Wallaby » Tue Oct 18, 2011 11:54 am

BRWombat wrote:likes to create haikus for any situation.
Interesting skill,
I must admit I have never
practiced that strange art.

But haiku is fun
You don't have to make much sense,
Hippopotamus.

Didn't think I could
Do this and make three verses,
Something different now.

I had to change that
Last one because I found I need
Two different concepts.

They never taught me how
To make proper haiku poems
Any grade of school

Wikipedia has
More reading how haiku works,
Right, I'm stopping now.


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Post by BRWombat » Tue Oct 18, 2011 12:49 pm

Haikus are easy
And can be very fun, too,
Unless you have some kind of disorder that messes up your syllable counting.


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Re: So, kinda neat...

Post by hobie16 » Tue Oct 18, 2011 4:03 pm

Are hakuis to the Japanese like doin' the dozens to Americans?

My middle kid was having some "issues" at school. I got a call from his aide to discuss them. When he got home I laid a few dozens on him.

If you act like a fool
I will come to your school

If you sit on your ass
I will come to your class


Problem solved.


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Post by Whazzup » Tue Oct 18, 2011 10:25 pm

hobie16 wrote:Are hakuis to the Japanese like doin' the dozens to Americans?

My middle kid was having some "issues" at school. I got a call from his aide to discuss them. When he got home I laid a few dozens on him.

If you act like a fool
I will come to your school

If you sit on your ass
I will come to your class


Problem solved.
Effective parenting 101. :thumbup:



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