4th installment of quotes!!!

Heard that Kinchun just blogged and everyone is relieving the fun of built-in sounds in MSN messsenger. Ah....
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peaselfull says:
*Japanese things*
briannnnnnnnnn says:
-.-
Ben says:
-.-
Ben says:
hey! Great minds think alike xD
*later*
peaselfull says:
*more Japanese stuff*
Ben says:
grrrr.
briannnnnnnnnn says:
grrrr.
*some time later*
Ben [55] says:
Are you mad?!?
peaselfull says:
Are you mad?!?

FFT: Why don't AssistantCCALs get to go up the stage on prometheum day?

Ok lets take a break from quotes, and delve into percussion instruments. Specifically, tuned percussion-

Ben: What is a marimbaphone?
Wiki: The marimbaphone is a tuned percussion instrument. It was developed by the Deagan company in the early 20th century.
B: And?
W: And In addition to being played with mallets in the conventional way, the steel marimbaphone was designed so that its bars could be rotated from a horizontal position to a vertical position, allowing them to more easily be played with a bow. To further facilitate bowing, the ends of its bars were concave rather than flat. A single marimbaphone could be played by more than one performer, allowing both techniques to be used simultaneously.
B: Cool! What other "hybrid instruments" are there?
W: Xylorimba. It is a pitched percussion musical instrument which is like a xylophone with an extended range. It consists of a series of wooden bars and it combines the range of the two, usually spanning four octaves from the C one octave below middle C to the C three octaves above middle C.
B: Wooooow... that's so hybrical... I want to hear more I wanna hear more!
W: Go here if you want more lists of insturments...
B: YAAAAAY!!!! And that's all we have for today, parade commander, please proceed.