Short shameful confessions

[larryhammer]

There is, still, a point at about a minute into Sousa's "Liberty Bell March" when I mentally stumble because there is no fart.

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[sovay]

There is, still, a point at about a minute into Sousa's "Liberty Bell March" when I mentally stumble because there is no fart.

The very first cellphone I owned in 2003 played the "Liberty Bell March" as a ringtone. It (a) was the only one of the pre-programed ringtones that I could stand (b) confused people. I still miss it.

[larryhammer]

That would drive me buggy as a ringtone. Even if it didn't go as far as the Python Moment.

[sartorias]

There is always audience participation . . .

[larryhammer]

Not appreciated when I'm listening to it in my cubicle at work, alas.

[mrissa]

They played it as a postlude in a church service I attended once. Lawful Spouse and I had to hurry out to laugh hysterically. The Foot of God did not show up to stomp anyone, to my disappointment.

[larryhammer]

Even without the Python effect, why would anyone choose it for a church service?

[mrissa]

It was around the Fourth of July, and apparently All Sousa Is 4th Of July Music.

[larryhammer]

Can I hear a facepalm? I SAID, can I HEAR a FACEPALM?! Hallelujah!

[cmcmck]

You and me both- it must date us both dreadfully! :o)

[larryhammer]

I assume it dates me, anyway.