Fire Academy
Fire academies in the U.S. often train in a para-military style. The following is a common cadence heard in the Fire Academy (Originally by the Marines)
- When my grand mama was 91
- She did PT just for fun
- When my grand mama was 92
- She did PT better than you
- When my grand mama was 93
- She did PT better than me
- Hoo-rah grand mama
- Whatcha doin grand mama
- She loves to double time
- She does it all the time
- Left Left Lefty right-o left right
- Left Left keep it in step now
- When my grand mama was 94
- She did PT more and more
- When my grand mama was 95
- She did PT to stay alive
- When my grand mama was 96
- She did PT just for kicks
- Hoo-rah grand mama
- Whatcha doin grand mama
- She loves to double time
- She does it all the time
- Left Left Lefty right-o left right
- Left Left keep it in step now
- When my grand mama was 97
- She up, she died, she went to heaven
- When my grand mama was 98
- She meet St. Peter at the Pearly Gate
- She said "St. Peter, sorry I'm late"
- She went side-straddle hoppin' through the Pearly Gate
- When my grand mama was 99
- She did PT mighty-fine
- She had Ol' J.C. Doublin' Time
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