Your serving of strange for the day -

[kyburg]

You remember Ed, right?

The Indian programmers introduced him to bagpipe music today. Ed is from Flint, MI. He likes R & B and rap - listens to it on headphones at his desk when getting work done.

Ed does NOT like the bagpipes. However, he did do his best to get his mind around it - by adding his own bass/percussion line.

Boom, shakka, boom boom - you got it. I'll let you get your mind around it. He is so not Celtic. But then again, neither am I - and that's a story for another day.

Love where I work. These people just slay me.

Comments

[moonwalker.livejournal.com]

Indians and bagpipe music is very odd too, never mind the added bass line.

Mary MMM

[jadegirl.livejournal.com]

Umm, you have heard of "Samba Thistle", the Brazilian bagpipe band, haven't you?

Jade, injecting as much strange into the world as possible:)

[exedore.livejournal.com]

I've got this really horrible mp3 of someone playing bagpipes, a bad Scottish voice, and a beat track that sounds like it's the keyboard's sample mixed together. I think it's horrible and I like bagpipe music...but this was over the top. I used it to threaten an ex-roommate with whenever his noise-techno got too loud...well, that and Garth Brooks Live...