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Fredgruff United Kingdom

Today, I was at a band practice. The band was talking to each other with language like "cadence", "resolution" and "consecutive fifths". When they spoke to me, they used terms like "tick", "bong", "ticky bong"; and "bongy tick". Musically, I feel like a baboon. FML

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Sounds like you're a drummer. To be honest, it's probably because your bandmates don't know percussive technical terms. And even if they did, onomatopoeia is still the best way to describe what you mean when it comes to drums. FYL if you're not a drummer.

when i read this i thought it said sticky dongs.

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At least they dumbed it down for ya. haha

jackie_loka 0

cool

hey, if you're a percussionist it's to be expected. drummers know different things, simple as that. otherwise..

Youre the drummer aren't you -___-

sounds like you're a drummer. don't worry, you'll pick it up. and marching band right?

I'm tired of seeing the word drummer so I'm gonna say it...percussionist...

It's one-eee-and-uh

So apparently none of you are in band because PERCUSSIONISTS use those terms too And we don't like being called drummers

You must be a drummer xD

My teacher says boom chick boom boom chick....and he wonders why all the guys laugh