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I didn't get the chance to stand on anyone at the recent Boston Hatrackian picnic, but I wanted to share some circus tomfoolery with you all.
Last month, Mike and I attended an intensive circus skills workshop (five students, two coaches). I have several clips of things we learned. The avi's are in divx format and are between 1-3 megabytes each. I'll list a few of my favorites if you'd like to just pick one or two to look at.
Here I stand on Mike then flip down to the ground.
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"muff muff" is akin to "ttfn." In Suneun-ese. Don't worry, nobody really knows what she's saying unless you talk to her in person.
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Though I have to say that "muff muff" is relatively new, as far as these things go.
The most common ones used to be "moof" and "meep" - but I haven't actually heard them in a while....
Sorry about missing out on the Boston Hatracker shindig, by the way - I was feeling *bleh* in the tummy.
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It seems that every 8-10 months, I'll switch. I don't usually do it consciously. Beep was sophomore year, Muff is the last year or so.
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I only get the sound. Which is interesting, but weird. If I didn't know what was going on, I'd wonder about you. Posts: 9871 | Registered: Aug 2001
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Mebbe I'll convert one of the files to a different format so people can satisfy my insistent pushing =)
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