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− | + | These are the [[:Category:Traditions|band traditions]] involving the [[manager|managers]]. | |
− | ==Items | + | ==Items passed from manager to manager== |
− | There are several items | + | There are several items in the band that are passed down from one season's managers to the next. These items include: |
− | *[[Cymbal of Managerial Power]] | + | *The [[Blackout Rugbies]] |
− | *[[Manager | + | *The [[Cymbal of Managerial Power]] |
− | *Cube of | + | *The [[Manager Jacket]] |
+ | *The [[Monopoly board|Monopoly Board]] | ||
+ | *The [[Cube of Old Paperwork]] | ||
− | ==Plausible | + | ==Plausible deniability== |
The managers of the band maintain a plausible excuse that they don't know that any alcoholic beverages have come on any of the road trips. | The managers of the band maintain a plausible excuse that they don't know that any alcoholic beverages have come on any of the road trips. | ||
− | ==Managers in the | + | ==Managers in the snow== |
It is traditional that on at least one road trip, both of the managers of the band are thrown into the snow. | It is traditional that on at least one road trip, both of the managers of the band are thrown into the snow. | ||
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''Announcements, announcements, annouuuuuuuncements! | ''Announcements, announcements, annouuuuuuuncements! | ||
− | ''We sold our cow, we sold our cow<br> | + | ''We sold our cow (MOO!), we sold our cow (MOO!),<br> |
− | ''We have no need for your bull now | + | ''We have no need, for your bull now. |
''Have you ever heard a windbag, a windbag, a windbag?<br> | ''Have you ever heard a windbag, a windbag, a windbag?<br> | ||
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''And when you're only halfway up, you're neither up or down. | ''And when you're only halfway up, you're neither up or down. | ||
− | ''Announcements, announcements, annouuuuuuuncements!<br> | + | ''Announcements, announcements, annouuuuuuuncements! MOOOOOOO! <br> |
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+ | During the last verse some members of the band stand up, sit down, and stand halfway up when indicated. Also in the first verse, most of the band yells "BULL!" while the managers usually get a small plush [[Cow|cow]] thrown at them. This has now devolved to the board getting anything thrown at them, including hats, jackets, and the occasional drumstick. | ||
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[[Category:Traditions]] | [[Category:Traditions]] |
Latest revision as of 07:25, October 18, 2024
These are the band traditions involving the managers.
Items passed from manager to manager
There are several items in the band that are passed down from one season's managers to the next. These items include:
- The Blackout Rugbies
- The Cymbal of Managerial Power
- The Manager Jacket
- The Monopoly Board
- The Cube of Old Paperwork
Plausible deniability
The managers of the band maintain a plausible excuse that they don't know that any alcoholic beverages have come on any of the road trips.
Managers in the snow
It is traditional that on at least one road trip, both of the managers of the band are thrown into the snow.
Announcements
During rehearsals, when the managers go up to the front of the room to make the announcements for the week (e.g. details for the upcoming games and road trips), the rest of the band chants:
Announcements, announcements, annouuuuuuuncements!
We sold our cow (MOO!), we sold our cow (MOO!),
We have no need, for your bull now.
Have you ever heard a windbag, a windbag, a windbag?
Have you ever heard a windbag, well you'll hear one now.
When you're up you're up, and when you're down you're down,
And when you're only halfway up, you're neither up or down.
Announcements, announcements, annouuuuuuuncements! MOOOOOOO!
During the last verse some members of the band stand up, sit down, and stand halfway up when indicated. Also in the first verse, most of the band yells "BULL!" while the managers usually get a small plush cow thrown at them. This has now devolved to the board getting anything thrown at them, including hats, jackets, and the occasional drumstick.