Radio Olympics
(flame sounds)
GK: ...to the release of the doves...
(flapping sound)
GK: ...marred only by the fact that the doves flew too close to the flames...
(flame swoosh, eek sounds)
GK: Team PHC was there in force. We came to compete and we did exceptionally well in the downhill moo and bell...
(cow moo with cow bell)
GK: ...and the free style door slam...
(door slam)
GK: And we even set the world record in the synchronized fog horn...
(series of fog horns)
GK: We captured the gold in all three events. It wasn't a perfect competition, however. We were out-of-the money in the cross-country rant and finished a poor fourth in the two man lewd. But we finished up strong in the shoosh and shoot...
(skiing sounds then gun sounds)
GK: ...the very popular ice spinning...
(spinning noises)
GK: And a new event, the caribou toss...
(caribou moo and a thud)
GK: ...and Tom Keith had a personal best in the 100 meter chicken...
(chicken clucks)
GK: With outstanding team effort on the relay slide whistle...
(slide whistling up to a second whistle down)
GK: We smashed the other teams like so many balsa wood guitars. We did have one set back when Tom pulled a hamstring on the car horn and honk.
(car horns, violin plink)
TK: Ow! My leg!
GK: He's on the mend. So we're very proud of our team, and we can't wait until the summer radio Olympics in just two years. We've already begun training in such events as the 2 by 4, which is the event where you hit a melon with a 2x4...
(splat)
GK: ...the hop, skip and BOING...
(foot falls and a boing)
GK: And we thank you and all our supporters in our quest to bring home the gold!
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