- When you hear a song you know how to play, your fingers start twitching.
- You have a drummer joke for any occasion. Usually the occasion is responding to a fifer joke from a drummer.
- You are used to situations where people in colonial clothing look normal and people in 21st-century clothes look weird.
- You are justified in considering yourself an authority on good marching.
- You know that the title of any song can be shortened to just the first word, unless it's one of multiple songs sharing a first word.
- You can tell whether another fifer is actually playing or just faking it.
- You look with pity upon the members of the local high school marching band.
- You don't really know much about the views of your fife-and-drum friends - when you get together, you play, not talk.
- You automatically gasp "OOOoooooh" when someone drops his or her fife. It's completely taboo.
- You see one of your friends wandering around in colonial clothing listening to an iPod and drinking from a plastic water bottle...and you don't think twice.
"Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, 'Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?' And I said, 'Here am I. Send me!'" - Isaiah 6:8
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Ten Ways You Know You're a Fifer
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