Most of the line has picked up the habit of drumming with hands on desks and tables, thanks in no small part to us seniors. :P
The funniest thing happened today though, I have calculus BC with the bass section leader, and he was locked out of the classroom mid-lecture after he went to get something. so he's looking through the door window and knocking, and I come over and start playing the 'A' part of our double beat exercise. Then he joins in, and when he does I switch over to the 'B' part, which layers into the A part in a really nifty way. So we have this groove going on the either side of the door, and then I open it after the phrase ends and the whole class is just wide-eyed, bewildered.

I used to carry some hardimonds and a 6 inch reel feel, but not anymore. Everybody was begging me to let them play it, so I just didn't bring it back. Now i catch myself playing paradiddles or swiss army tiplets without even knowing it, and even the show music sometimes; also, some cadences i or other people have made *cough*gostosa*cough*

I carry some scojos or hardimons sometimes, but not often. There is no real reson to carry em anyways, or at least for me there isn't.

Im always getting looks from ppl and teachers esp. they all hate that I do it and im like sorry its just a habit.

Then this 1 was like break thehabit and I was like FU...


yea it was pretty funny

i usually do paradiddles with my hands and feet. or just pound on the table and make my teachers mad.

I normally have a pair of sticks in my binder at school. Or I'll tell the teacher I forgot my book or something in the band room and I go get my sticks because the teachers know that if I don't have what I need for class I normally don't pay attention and I write cadences all day.