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thank you thanks so much thanks for uh
just thanks um thanks is spelled uh so
many ways so many
languages and I want to take your time
out to talk about um a few of the
languages and a few of the different
versions of T that people use in
different languages uh which is a lot um
there are a lot of languages out there
and the word thanks is in most of them
and and that's pretty amazing so I
definitely want to uh recognize that
there are you can say thanks um
colloquially you know um but also with
different
languages uh how many people are aware
of different
languages now I know that there are some
languag ISS out there that only believe
that there is one language but
sorry to break it to you but there are
over at least seven there's at least
seven get used to
it um glad to be here Great Falls is one
of the largest uh
places compared to something
smaller and you know it's powerful
there's power in that
size uh Paris Gibson had a great idea
way back in the the nether
times fur
trading Boo and Clark you know stashing
food supplies for the return trip a year
later under layers of Earth and straw
keep them dry
in Dutch
cookware a lot of Native Americans here
okay people call them first nation
people people who were here first sorry
to break it to you they were not here
first no one was here
first then they came so they
were kind of second we're third
but you know Paris Gibson saw some hope
in this
location located kind of center of
Montana but because the left half of the
state is kind of wrinkly you to stretch
out that that rug it actually is right
in the middle Great Falls is a
r the middle
of and Paris Gibson knew this that's why
he founded this city he wanted to be a
powerful industrial center for everyone
to be afraid
of and to this day Great Falls does
command a lot of
fear people are afraid of
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greats and I know the great false
Panthers are doing really well this year
how many you guys go to Smur sorry see
on two
people cross than
your a strange modern architectural
Marlin named after a famous Western
painting
who painted the landscape with
passion respecting The Honorable natives
who helped and guided him along his
Spirit journey to find out more about
sculpture
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bronzage see marrow when I was growing
up was the other High
School
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white shirts um but what I loved about
is that you know it was good it's
healthy to have you know someone else
out
there somewhere in the dark there was
something out there that wanted to get
you it's like the headless horsemen you
know you had to cross the bridge by a
certain time or you could die
I had an alliance with that High School
uh starting my I believe junior year
beginning of junior year where I made
friends with a lot of people from CMR um
and Great Falls High I had friends in
Great Falls High and some friends also
in
CMR um there was also an invisible High
School uh called
croar I made friends with some of those
students and the cro
tarians um were amazing they gother yeah
gother clear Minds Open Hearts I don't
know what it
was you know it's funny that
REM uh I was in football
in at East Junior
High that's that's
something I didn't like it really I mean
I did it but I don't know why I was
doing it I think it was cuz I thought
girls would like like it you know cuz
that's partially true more true back
then cuz you know the movies were really
like pushing it you know if you're in
football holy
[ __ ]
instantly pair up with that
person that's all you need to know about
that and I thought I was done with
football you know my favorite part was
getting a Whatchamacallit uh at the end
of practice uh from my mom to pick me
up sometimes two
watch don't ask me what they're
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called
and then I went to high school and I was
so stoked about high school cuz I saw
pretty and pink when I
was and that prepared
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me I wanted High School to be like that
you know I wanted to be cool with a
great
soundtrack want to be
disenfranchised
I wanted to come up from the underground
you
know have people misunderstand
me had a secret skill that was cool and
beautiful but misunderstood like
majority of the social structure of high
school so I joined
football and again I didn't really like
it I really while we were rehearsing
that's what I call
not
practicing um and at football rehearsal
I would
uh I would I would actively try to hide
from the coach you know for like making
me do special stuff you know cuz I pick
you out you know make you do something
or do like a crunch roll barrel crunch
Barrel crunch barrels couple 260s I
wasn't in the
260s
okay if you knew what those were you'd
agree
but and during games I would hide I
literally this is true you can ask John
Thomas who's in the audience uh who was
in football with me um I think he was
there kind of out of solidarity I I
don't really know but I thank him for
his time with me in the
service football but I would literally
hide behind the water cooler so that the
coach wouldn't see me to call me out
onto the field because I didn't know any
of the
plays I didn't know one play at all i'
be like make sure you're studying your
playbooks I'm like
cool I was
it but the good thing is like sometimes
I would get called onto the field and
when I did I would uh you know go to the
huddle that's what you do um I played uh
Right
Guard um and I think maybe this was
another reason why I played football was
that I got to be a Right Guard which was
a famous
deodorant and the number on my jersey
was
69 I was like what what position in the
lineup like when people are on the field
what position can you have a number like
16 well youd have to play offensive
lineman okay then that's well I'll play
like that's how I
chose but I just remember like going to
the Huddle and i' be there you know all
these guys like huddling in or whatever
chewing gum or whatever and uh I had
multiple hand pads cuz I was a freak
about my hands like protecting my hands
so I had like like three pairs of like
pads kind of rolled over and I was
holding socks inside of my hands to push
in the compression of my hand they be
compressed in a
tackle and I'd sit in the Huddle and it
was just like okay we going to do Red
Dog 45 Red Dog 45 red do 45 get this
thing
break I don't know what the [ __ ] I'm
supposed to
do so I just walk in at top of the nose
Gard like was like H what what direction
you when when when he says it just like
go forward and take a
right that's how I played football
that's that's what I did in football I
was really good at that whatever that
was that I was doing I was really good
at it but the weird thing was in my
junior year the co the coach called me
in out of class out of art class and sat
me
down and played a a
review of a play One play the only good
play that I did where I just happened to
be in the right place at the right time
and there was like some bad guys that's
what I call them bad
guys were like coming up the field and I
was like running in front of the guy
with the ball I don't even know what
position he was playing but he had the
ball I knew that was what they were
after and I was like don't get near the
ball you know I just kind of kind of
pushed some guys out of the side then
the guy just like made a touchdown I was
like
cool based off of that one play he
wanted me to come back to
football and I was like I don't know man
I got a lot of uh got a lot of like pen
and ink drawings to
do you know I've got a got a lot of that
I've got to tune my violin got to make
sure my violin is doing good
make sure my synthesizer sampling
correctly you know make sure I'm you
know doing stuff with friends after
school there's a lot of stuff I got to
do so I don't know if i' be much used to
you you know for football he was like I
get
it I get
it I'm going to talk to Saunders see if
Saunders has something to say about CU I
was
talking I him
playing
so that's totally fine I'm going to do
that I'm also going may talk to Ricky
rickerson and see if
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he
big fan
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waterc go bu
home
so yeah football but what ended up
happening in high
school is what happens to all of us you
know you're
there or not
it's High
School
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