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For no apparent reason, there was a large, broken spring in West Hall 326. It was most likely part of a vehicle's suspension system. | For no apparent reason, there was a large, broken spring in West Hall 326. It was most likely part of a vehicle's suspension system. | ||
| − | The spring, like the [[inanimate carbon rod]], was used as a candidate during [[conductor]] and [[manager]] elections. | + | The spring, like the [[inanimate carbon rod]], was used as a candidate during [[conductor]] and [[manager]] elections. When [[Tim Tesluk]] ran for conductor, he ran unopposed, so the spring was interviewed instead. When asked to give its best "Trumpets, 1 2!", someone dropped the spring, hitting the with the floor with the exact beat patten a conductor would use. In order to keep the spring from amassing too much power, Tim decided to remove its name from the ballot permanently. |
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[[Category:Mascots and other random objects]] | [[Category:Mascots and other random objects]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:34, March 6, 2011
For no apparent reason, there was a large, broken spring in West Hall 326. It was most likely part of a vehicle's suspension system.
The spring, like the inanimate carbon rod, was used as a candidate during conductor and manager elections. When Tim Tesluk ran for conductor, he ran unopposed, so the spring was interviewed instead. When asked to give its best "Trumpets, 1 2!", someone dropped the spring, hitting the with the floor with the exact beat patten a conductor would use. In order to keep the spring from amassing too much power, Tim decided to remove its name from the ballot permanently.