👋 I’m likely about to start a new chapter in life, and I don’t think Twitter will be part of that new chapter. I would say that I’ll miss @btownmoose the most, but I’m sure we’ll see each other at Shalooby’s. Go Hoosiers, y’all.
My experience is anecdotal for sure, but having heard several comments over the years about Short White Hoosiers playing “scrappy,” and Tall Black Hoosiers playing “cocky,” I think there’s some truth in this.
@EvanVoorde@circlecityindy Explainer tweet: Slash forward is shift to higher octave, slash downward is shift to lower octave. Number in parentheses is the word “our” (which Joe Buck missed by singing “oh”). Easier to compare the four-note, four-syllable groupings of “Indiana” vs “Boola Boola”.
@EvanVoorde@circlecityindy In scale degrees, as I was taught at JSoM.
Joe Buck sings (roughly):
555/3 (3) 231\5 5557
IOI is the Viking, a march by Karl L. King:
5#56/1 (\6) /1\667 5#567
Boomer Sooner is Yale’s Boola Boola:
345/3 231\5 6557
They do sound kinda similar. But Joe Buck didn’t sing a #5.
This is a rare non-Fred Rogers post, but I think it is in the spirit of this twitter account. I live in Springfield Ohio and to say the least, we are going through some things because of lies that are being spread about Haitian Refugees who are here legally. Love your neighbor.
The Economist just published a deeply-researched story about car bloat, and it's very, very damning:
"For every life that the heaviest 1% of SUVs and trucks save, there are more than a dozen lives lost in other vehicles."
Well worth your time: https://t.co/eHalcNkiBX
[extremely Bruce Springsteen voice]
well they
closed up the pizza place on Kirkwood last night
now they
closed Irish Lion, too
down at the stadium they're getting ready for a fight
gonna see what Cignetti's boys can do