The tragic event of the 1940s where all of the mozaic followers lost all of their profits.

All of the alcohol in your liquor cabinet poured into a Big Gulp cup.

A five-man cult comedy troupe out of Canada consisting of Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney and Scott Thompson. The "Kids In The Hall" television show started in 1989, lasting five acclaimed seasons and also lead to their 1996 motion picture "Brain Candy".

The troupe played many women in their sketches--very convincingly--for lack of female members, and the 4 straight members (Foley, McCulloch, McDonald and McKinney) are often mistaken for being homosexual.

Quirky and controversial, Kids In The Hall sketches are still worshipped by a large and loyal fan base.

Considered a danger zone for any one that is not in the band. Place where band geeks come to eat their lunch, make out, do their hw, sing karaoke (includes vocally practicing their parts), practice their chops, talk about band drama, and torturing non-band members.

A band based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It was formed in December of 2002. Tally Hall is under the Quack! recording label. The band members all wear different coloured ties.
Band Members;
Ross Federman (Grey Tie, Percussion)
Joe Hawley (Red Tie, Guitar/Vocals)
Rob Cantor (Yellow Tie, Guitar/Vocals)
Andrew Horowitz (Green Tie, Keyboards/Vocals)
Zubin Sedghi (Blue Tie, Bass/Vocals)

Tally Hall also makes short movies. Both music videos and skits. Their best known video is probably Banana Man which can be found on both You Tube and Albino Blacksheep. They're CD Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum was released in November 2005. The tracks include Banana Man,Greener,Just Wuv,Good Day and more.

Where soldiers and military personnel eat their meals.

is an extension of it's true meaning. someone who polices the halls and rats on fellow peers for petty power, self esteem and approval from elders. someone who gets off or generally thinks they are in charge by randomly busting you. self appointed judges of anything.