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From that moment, my career as a tap star really began and I have never looked back. | From that moment, my career as a tap star really began and I have never looked back. | ||
==Pep-Squad Rules== | ==Pep-Squad Rules== | ||
[US] | |||
*Energy is key! | |||
*Everybody pitches in to clean the practice room. | |||
*Practice your finger work! Don't get the wrong page. | |||
*When everyone's pages are synchronized, we all win. When it happens, give a cheer for your squadmates. | |||
*To prevent your books getting mixed up, write your name on the back cover. | |||
*If you will miss practice for any reason, clear it with the captain at least a day in advance. | |||
*If you read a good book, post it on the team's blog and share it with everyone! | |||
*The "BOOM" part of "Rah-rah sis boom ba-BOOM" is key. Say it with pep, and let 'em know you mean it! | |||
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[UK, article is named 'Club Rules'] | |||
Rule 1: Always remember your manners! | |||
Rule 2: Keep the room tidy. | |||
Rule 3: Practice turning pages over carefully so you don't make any mistakes. | |||
Rule 4: Perform in a loud voice so that the whole team keeps their page turning in time. | |||
Rule 5: Don't take anybody else's book! Write your name on the back cover. | |||
Rule 6: Always report to the leader if you think you cannot make practice the folllowing day. | |||
Rule 7: Please report on any good books on the club blog. | |||
Rule 8: Always repeat cheers with lots and lots of energy! | |||
==A Musical Term== | ==A Musical Term== | ||
[US] "I dunno. It's like everyone just decides what it means and passes their judgment and expects me to behave in a certain way. I mean, first of all, it's my name, like my actual, this-is-what-my-birth-certificate-says NAME. It doesn't reflect me as a person. And hey, words can mean more than one thing, you know? Just because the first thing YOU think of is some happy-go-lucky sap doesn't mean...Ugh. I know, I come in here every week and the spend whole session griping about this. You're probably tired of hearing about it by now. Do you ever have problems like this? Do people just look at you and assume that you're into, I dunno, copying what people do?" | |||
"Oookii oook-ook!" | |||
"Right, right. My therapy is about me and my problems, not you. Anyway, thanks for listening. I'll see you next Tuesday for another session of 'Mr. Upbeat's complaints.'" | |||
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[UK] The UK version is exactly the same, apart from the Monkey's speech being "Oooky oook-ook!" instead, and the British English spelling of 'Mr Upbeat'. | |||
==Investigation Notes== | ==Investigation Notes== | ||
[US] | |||
xx/xx/20xx | |||
"It's July through November" was the tip from the mystery man working at the Built to Scale factory. The "Assembly-Line Slogans" document he wrote looks suspicious. We'll definitely want to investigate that. | |||
[UK, article is named 'Police Memo'] | |||
Police Report: | |||
We received a tip off from an unidentified man who is apparently working at the widget factory. It said "from July to November". There's definitely something suspicious about those "Quality Construction Catchwords". We should investigate further. | |||
==Final Words== | ==Final Words== | ||