Club member Chris Allington says that passing pattern Orange Bunkadoo, the basis of Pink Bunkadoo, came to him while half asleep and he refined it when fully awake. In Orange Bunkadoo, one person juggles a slow 4-count in which passes alternate between right-hand tram-line singles and tram-line doubles. The other person juggles a 5-count in which right-hand passes are tram-line singles and left-hand passes are diagonal singles. Orange Bunkadoo causal diagram: www.mcjugglers.org After juggling Orange Bunkadoo for a short time, it was suggested that the jugglers should switch roles after each cycle, hence the Pink Bunkadoo was born. Causal diagram: www.mcjugglers.org In this video of the Pink Bunkadoo, juggler A, on the left, begins with the 4-count. Juggler B, on the right, begins with the 5-count. Overall, the pattern is 18 beats long, however, each juggler slows down a bit when in the 4-count role and speeds up slightly in the 5-count role. The following notation includes both right and left hand beats, starting with the right. Self-throws are shown as 's'. Juggler A: PsssPsssPssssPssss Juggler B: PssssPssssPsssPsss Practically speaking, juggler A makes three tram-line right-hand passes followed by one diagonal left-hand pass. Of the three right-hand passes, the second is a double, while the other right-hand passes and the left-hand pass are singles. Hence, the sequence of passes is: 1. right-hand tram-line single 2. right-hand tram-line double 3. right-hand tram-line ...